- Talapushpaputam The Karana which is performed by the pushpaputa hands held on the left side with the Acrathalacancara foot and Sannatha side is called Thalapuspaputa.
- Vartitam The wrists are bent in vyavartita and parivartita hand and then caused to be rested on the thighs.
- Valitorukam Vyavartita and Parivartita movement should be performed by Sukhatunda hands with the thigh bent gracefully.
- Apaviddham The right hand in Sukatunda gesture is to be kept near the thigh whereas the left to be kept near the chest.
- Samanakham The karana samanakha is performed with the feet in sama and the hands in lata.
- Linam When the two pataka hands are held in Anjali gesture near the chest with the raised neck and the bent shoulder; it is Linam.
- Savstikarecitam When the recita and the Aviddha hands end in svastika and then kept on the waist it is the Karana svastika recitam.
- Mandalasvastikam When the upward turned palms are taken round to end in svastika in the mandala position it is Mandalasvastikam.
- Nikuttakam When hands are moved up and down alternatively with the kuttita movement of the feet it is Nikuttita.
- Ardhanikuttakam When the ancita hands are bent towards the shoulder and the body is half inclined, it is called Ardha Nikuttakam.
- Katichchinnam When the two pallava hands are held over the head and the hip is rotated in Chinna,it is the Karana Katichinnam.
- Ardharecitakam When the sucimukha gesture is moved freely in the Sannata side of the body accompained by the Kuttita movement of the feet, it is Arda recita.
- Vakshasvastikam In the svastika formation of the legs the two hands are taken from the chest as recita and then brought to its original place.
- Unmattam The foot is to be ancita while the hands are to be recite.
- Svastikam When the hands and feet are held together in the svastika form it is called Svastikam.
- Prshthavastikam Two arms are to be thrown up and down and end as Svastika.The legs also end as svastika after observing apakranta and suci caries.
- Dikswastikam Turning sideways with the agratala feet to form the svastika feet and hands.
- Alatam After doing Alata cari; the right hand is to be taken from the shoulder and the foot is finished in Urdhvajanu cari.
- Katisamam The svastika feet is to be separated with one hand placed at the navel and the other at the hip in the Udvahita side.
- Aksiptarechitam The left hand is to be near the chest while the right is thrown as recita.
- Viksiptaksiptam Head and foot are to be thrown up and then down.
- Ardhaswastikam In the svestika formation of the legs the right hand is to show karihasta while the left to be near the chest.
- Anchitam In the Ardha svastika karana the karihasta is to perform vyavartita and parivartita movement and then bent upon the tip of the nose.
- Bhujangatrasitam The kuncita foot is to be taken up to have an oblique formation of the thighs and the hip and the knee are turned according to the movement.
- Urdhvajanu Kunchita foot is to be lifted up so that the knee is kept in the level of the chest. The movement of the hands should coincide the feet formation.
- Nikunchitam The foot to be taken as kuncita with the left hand bent near the side and the right held at the tip of the nose.
- Mattalli The right and the left foot are taken back in a whirling movement and the hands are moved in Udvestita and Apavestita.
- Ardhamattali With the gliding movement of the feet the left hand is to be recita while the right to be on the hip.
- Rechitanikuttam With the Nikuttita movement of the right leg,the right hand is to perform recita and the left dola.
- Padapaviddakam In the suci and apakranta movement of the feet, the hands are to be katakamukha with their back against the navel.
- Valitam When the inclined body is turned with the apaviddha hand and suci foot; it is named as Valitam.
- Gurnitam When the feet is separated from the svastika position with the whirling right hand and the hanging left hand,it is the karana Gurnita.
- Lalitam When the left hand is shown in karihasta and the right turned with the kuttita movement of the feet, it is Lalitam.
- Dandapaksam When the urdhavajanu cari is performed with the lata hand rested on the raised knee it is called as Dandapaksam.
- Bhujangatrastarecitam
- Nupuram When the trika is turned gracefully in the Nupura cari with the lata and recita gestures it is the Karana Nupura.
- Vaisakharecitam When the hands and feet are in recita so the hip and the neck and the entire body in Vaisatha Sthana it is to be called Vaisakha Recita.
- Bhramarakam When the skshipta cari is ended in svastika position and the trika is turned round with the udvestita hands it is called Bhramarakam.
- Caturam When the left hand is in ancita (alapallava) and the right in catura and the right foot in kuttita movement it is the Karana Catura.
- Bhujnagancitam It is performed with the right hand as recita and the left hand as lata.
- Dandakarecitam When the hands and feet are thrown like a staff on all sides it is the Karana Dandakarecita.
- Vrscikakuttitam Assuming vruscika posture in one leg and the Nikuttita movement in the other the karana Vruscikakuttita is performed.
- Katibhrantam In the suci cari the right hand is to be Apaviddha (Aviddha) and then the hip is raised and rotated.
- Latavrscikam The ancita foot is taken back and bent with the fingers pointing upwards.The left hand is shown in lata gesture.
- Chinnam In the vaiskha sthana,the alapadma hands are to be held on the hip which is in chinna.
- Vrscikarecitam The svastika hands in the Vruscika posture are to be separated and shown recita.
- Vrscikam The leg is bent and turned towards the back with the hands bent over the shoulders.
- Vyamsitam In the alida sthana the two hands are to be taken from the chest as recita and brought down and then separated.
- Parsvanikuttalam Svastika hands are to be held on one side with the Nikuttita movement of the foot.
- Lalatatilakam With the vruscika foot a mark is to be made on the forehead with a great toe.
- Krantam The Kuncita feet is taken back in the Atikrant cari and the hands are thrown.
- Kunchitam The right leg and hand is to be bent as Kuncita first and the left side is lifted up.
- Chakramandalam The body is bent down and held between the two hanging arms.
- Uromandalam The feet to be drawn away from the svastika form with the hands held in the chest region.
- Aksiptam The hand and foot to be swiftly thrown.
- Talavilasitam The sole and the fingers of the foot to be turned upwards with the palm of the hands bent.
- Argalam The two feet streched backwards with a distance about two and a half talas and the hands to be moved in conformity with this.
- Viksiptam The hand and foot to be thrown either backward or sideways and these movement should occur on one side only.
- Avartam The kuncita foot to be taken round swiftly with the suitable hands.
- Dolapadam The Kuncita foot to be thrown from side to side with the swinging hands.
- Vivrttam The hand and foot to be thrown with the trika turned round and the recita hands.
- Vinivrttam With the suci cari the trika is to be turned round with the two recita hands.
- Parshvakrantam It is to be done with the leg thrown towards the front with the hands according to the movement of the feet.
- Nisumbhitam The foot to be bent back as Kuncita with the raised chest and the hand held at the centre of the fore head.
- Vidyutbhrantam The foot to be turned and raised backwards to touch the head with the Mandala Aviddha gesture.
- Atikrantam It is to be performed with a forward movement and the hands used in a manner befitting the dance.
- Vivartitakam The hand and foot to be thrown with the rotated trika and then hands are held as recita.
- Gajakriditam It is performed with the left hand bent near the ear and the right lata gesture.
- Talasamphotitam A foot to be swiftly lifted up and put forward with the hands as Talasamsphotita.
- Garudaplutam The foot to be streched backwards with the lata and recita gestures and the head to be raised and bent.
- Gandasuchi In the Nata side the foot to be in Suci position with the hands one on the chest and the other bent to touch the cheek.
- Parivrttam In the Suci position of the legs,the hands are to be raised in Apavestita gesture and the trika is to be rotated as in the Brahmari Cari.
- Parsvajanu One foot is to be lifted up with the folded thigh while the other to be same.One hand is to be musti.
- Grdravalinakam One foot is to be streched backwards with the other knee slightly bent.The two arms should be out streched as Recita.
- Sannatam A jump is followed by the Svastika position of the feet with the sannata hands.
- Suchi A kuncita foot is to be lifted and put forward on the ground with the suitable movement of the hands.
- Ardhasuchi In the suci position of the right foot, the Alapadma hand is to be held on the head.
- Suchividdham One foot of Suci cari is to be put on the heel of another foot with the hands on the weist and chest respectively.
- Apakrantam The valita thigh is to be taken as the Apakranta cari with the hands moved in harmony of the movement of the feet.
- Mayuralalitam The vruscika formation of the leg is performed with the two recita hands and the trika is turned.
- Sarpitam The feet are to be moved in Ancita.The two hands are to be recita and the head to be parivahita.
- Dandapadam After the performance of Nupura cari, Dandapada cari is observed with the Aviddha hands shown quickly.
- Harinaplutam After performing the cari Atikranta, the shank on one leg is bend and rested on the other.
- Prenkolitam After observing the Dolapada cari, a jump is performed with the turning of the trika.
- Nitambam In the Baddha cari the arms are taken up with the fingers pointing upwards.
- Skalitam After observing the Dolapada cari,the recita hands are to be taken round in harmony with the feet movement.
- Karihastam one hand is to be placed near the chest while the other taken above and rotated in the ancita formation of the foot.
- Prasarpitam it is performed with one hand as recita and the other lata in the slow movement of the feet.
- Simhavikriditam After performing the cari alata, one is to move swiftly and the hands to be followed with the feet.
- Simhakarsitam With the backward streched foot the hands and to be bent and turned in the front.
- Udvrttam The hand,foot and the entire body to be moved (turned) violently
- Upasrtam The akshipta cari is performed with the hands suitable to the feet movement.
- Talasanghattitam After performing the dolapada cari the two palms are to be dashed with each other and then the left hand to be kept as recita.
- Janitam One hand is to be on the chest and the other hanged loosely in the agratala movement of the feet.
- Avahittakam After observing the janita karana,the raised hands with their fingers facing opposite to each other to be brought down slowly.
- Nivesam In the mandala sthana the two hands are to be held on the nirbhugna chest.
- Elakakriditam After jumping with the talasancara feet the body is to be bent and turned.
- Urudvrttam The Avrtta (Vyavartita) hand is bent and placed near the thigh and the shank is bent and turned.
- Madaskalitam The two hands to be kept hanging loosely and the head in parivahita with the feet in Aviddha cari.
- Visnukrantam A foot is to be streched front facing the sky with the recita hands.
- Sambhrantam The Vyavartita movement of the hands to be placed on the thigh which is made Aviddha.
- Viskhambam One hand is to be Apaviddha and the Suci cari foot to be made Nikuttita with the left hand on the chest.
- Udghattitam with the Udghattita feet and the Talasanghattita hands the karana Udghattitam is performed.
- Vrsabhakriditam After observing the Alata Cari, the two hands to be made Recita and then bent as kuncita and ancita.
- Lolitam The hands are to be recita and ancita and the head to be lolita.
- Nagapasarpitam Drawing feet from the svastika position the head to be parivahita and the hands to be recita.
- Sakatasyam Beginning with the body at rest the legs are streched as Talacancara in the udvahita chest position.
- Gangavataranam The toes and the sole of the feet to be turned upwards with the Tripataka hands pointing downwards and the head in Sannata.
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