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26. *Sūchi-vāya-karman*—Tailoring and weaving. According to Yaśodhara tailoring is of three kinds, namely, *sīvana* or sewing of coat, etc., *ūtana* or darning of torn cloth, etc., and *virachana* or making of bed sheets, etc. Weaving implies manufacture of cloth or the whole textile industry, including making of yarn, which is separately mentioned later on (*see* no. 36).