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Fingers are made tapering from the root towards the tip. The fore part of the nails is ⅓ or ¼ more than their length and their breadth at the tip is one, two, or three yavas. The thumb is divided into two parts (parvan) and the other fingers into three parts (parvan). The line of wisdom and such other lines are drawn on the palm.