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The width of (tapering) fingers at their tips is ⅛ or one-fourth less than at the root. The width of the nails is ⅝ of the breadth of the respective finger tips, and the length of the nails is ¼ greater than their width, and the fore-parts of the nails measure two yavas. The four fingers (beginning with the fore-finger) are each divided into three parts and the thumb into two parts.