• massivity is the indefinite term to describe the numerical based measures.

• Intern ; no Cavity. ( Relative term for naked eye, since microscopically there can be many minute spaces between each substance )
  • MASSINESS, solid, Bulk.

II. Transcendental Mixed •elations belonging to CONTINUED QUANTITY,* may be distinguished into those various measures of mass according to the difference of more or less, with respect ei∣ther to

• Any Superficies to the opposite.
  • THICKNESS, Crassitude, gross, deep, incrassate, roun∣cival.
• Body; reckoning from
  • bottom to top
    • big , great
    • large
  • top to bottom ( considered weight acting on object from top to bottom )
    • heavy
  • side to side
    • fat , obese

English	Mantrakshar	greek	latin	hindi
great		mega-, megal(o)-	magn(i)-	महान
big		mega-, megal(o)-	magn(i)-	बड़ा,विशाल
large; extremely large		mega-	magn(i)-	बहुत बड़ा
largest		megist-	maxim-	सबसे बड़ा
biggest		megist-	maxim-	सबसे बड़ा
fat
heavy		bar(o)-	grav(i)-		भारी
thick		pachy-	crass(i)-		मोटा, घना

• very
• almost
• completely
• deeply

*III. Measures of GRAVITY (to which may be annexed for affinity the thing by which Gravity is measured, styled WEIGHT, Poize, counter∣poise, Plummet,) may be distributed into these kinds.

• 1 GRAIN.
• 2 SCRUPLE.
• 3 DRAM.
• 4 OUNCE.
• 5 POUND.
• 6 STONE
• 7 HUNDRED.
• 8 THOUSAND.
• 9 TUN.

• दश - सप्तविंशति (quetta , quecto)
• दश - सप्तविंशति (ronna , planck )
• दश - चतुर्विंशती (yotta , yocto )
• दश - एकविंशति (zetta , zepto )
• दश - अष्टदश (exa , atto )
• दश - पंचदश (peta , femto )
• दश - द्वादश ( tera , pico )
• दश एकादश (
• दश - दश
• दश - नाव ( giga , nano )
• दश - अष्ट (
• दश - सप्त
• दश - षष्ट ( micron , mega )
• दश - त्रि ( kilo , milli )
• दश - द्वि (- शत - 100 , centi , hecto)
• दश - एक ( deci , deca )
• एक (gram)

• massivity is the indefinite term to describe the numerical based measures.

• Intern ; no Cavity. ( Relative term for naked eye, since microscopically there can be many minute spaces between each substance )
  • MASSINESS, solid, Bulk.

II. Transcendental Mixed •elations belonging to CONTINUED QUANTITY,* may be distinguished into those various measures of mass according to the difference of more or less, with respect ei∣ther to

• Any Superficies to the opposite.
  • THINNESS, slender, fine, slim, lank, slank, slight, tenuity, gaunt, rare, subtle, attenuate
• Body; reckoning from
  • bottom to top
    • small , short , tiny, micro , little
  • top to bottom ( considered weight acting on object from top to bottom )
    • light weight
  • side to side
    • slim

thin
smallest		–	minim-	बौना
small		micr(o)-	parv(i)- (rare)	सूक्ष्म
light
slim
Thin

• barely
• enough
• fairly
• hardly
• just
• nearly
• quite
• simply
• so
• somewhat
• too