Sanskrit poets used elemental numbers in their poems. Since the eyes are 2, two represent eyes. As the Vedas are four, four represent the Vedas. Netra Netra (eyes, eyes) means 22 and Veda Veda means 44.
Here we give the correspondence between the numbers and the Elements.
1 Earth, Moon
2 eyes, hands, feet, ears
3 worlds, trinitarian unity, three yogas, three vedas.
4 Vedas
5 sense organs.
6 Rithus or the six seasons.
7 rishies
8 directions, prosperity times eight
9 digits, numbers
0 ether
10 The ego and its ten heads.
11 Rudras
12 months, zodiac signs
13 Universe
14 Vidyas, Manus
15 Lunations, thidhis
16 King
17 Athushti
18 astronomical and mythological treatises
19 Athi Dhruthi
20 nails
21 Uthkruthi
22 Akrithi
23 Vikruthi
24 Gayathri
25 principles
27 constellations
33 Deities
The digits of the letters are written, counting from right to left.
For instance,
Bhanandagni
Bham = Stars = 27
Nandan = 9
Agni = 3
Bhanandagni = 3927
Known as Paral Sankhya, the alphanumeric system was developed by Vararuchi. It is also known as Katapayadi, since 1 represents the letters Ka, Ta, Pa and Ya, whose corresponding digit is 1.
Letters of numbers
1 ka ta pa ya
2 kha tta pha ra
3 hu da bha la
4 gha da ba va
5 nga na ma sha
6 cha tha sha
7 chha dha sa
8 ha ha ha
9 jha ddha
0 nja na ksha
The value of Kaa ki ku ke and ko was 1
31 was represented by Kala
Kala is ka + la = 31 (digits are counted from the right) and 351 for Kamala
Kamala = ka + ma + la = 351
Ganitha Kerala, the Kerala School of Astronomy and Mathematics, has given large numbers many names.
Like the western
Myriad = 10 ^ 4
Million = 10 ^ 6
The Indian names are
Shata = 10 ^ 2
Sahasra = 10 ^ 3
Ayutha = 10 ^ 4
Laksha = 10 ^ 5
Dasa Laksha = 10 ^ 6 (millions)
Koti = 10 ^ 7
Dasa Koti = 10 ^ 8
Vrinda = 10 ^ 9
Kharva = 10 ^ 10
Nikharva = 10 ^ 11
Mahapadma = 10 ^ 12
Mahakharva = 10 ^ 13
Padma = 10 ^ 14
In the West, we have
Million = 1000 ^ 2
One billion = 1000 ^ 3
Trillion = 1000 ^ 4
gold
Nillion = 1000 ^ (n + 1) Where n is the number. Tri means 3 and trillion = 1000 ^ (3 + 1)!
There are greater numbers than those mentioned below.
Maha Padma = 10 ^ 15
Kshoni = 10 ^ 16
Parardha = 10 ^ 17
Sankha = 10 ^ 18
Maha Sankha = 10 ^ 19
Kshithi = 10 ^ 20
Maha Kshiti = 10 ^ 21
Kshobha = 10 ^ 22
Maha Kshobha = 10 ^ 23
Neethi Lamba = 10 ^ 27
Sarva Bala = 10 ^ 45
Thallakshana = 10 ^ 83
“For one more than the previous one” – A sutra of Vedic mathematics Ekadhikena Purvecha is Sanskrit for
“One more than the previous one.” This sutra can be used to multiply or divide algorithms.
You can use this formula to calculate the squares of numbers.
For instance.
35 × 35 = ((3 × 3) +3), 25 = 12.25 and 125 × 125 = ((12 × 12) +12), 25 = 156.25
According to the sutra, multiply “by one more than the previous one.”
35 × 35 = ((3 × 4), 25 = 12.25 and 125 × 125 = ((12 × 13), 25 = 156.25