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There are fourteen Yonis in 27 Nakshatras. These 14 Yonis mean, 14 types of sexual organs that denote your personality and nature thus, deciding your compatibility. It is one of the most important matchmaking aspects in the Yoni koota having 4 points against it. We have already covered the ganas in the previous article, this article is solely for the nature of Yonis. The fourteen yonis are ashwa, gaj, mesha, sarpa, shwan, marjar, mooshak, gow, mahish, vyaghra, mrig, vanar, simha and nakul.  Nakshatra (Male) Nakshatra (Female) Yoni (Sanskrit) Yoni (English) Inimical Aswini Satabhisha Ashwa Horse Buffalo Bharani Revati Gaja Elephant Lion Pushyami Krittika Mesha Sheep (Goat) Monkey Rohini Mrigasira Sarpa Serpent Mongoose Moola Ardra Swan Dog Deer Aslesha Punarvasu Marjar Cat Rat Magha Purvaphalguni Mushak Rat Cat Uttaraphalguni Uttarabhadra Gow Cow Tiger Swati Hasta Mahish Buffalo Horse Visakha Chitra Vyaghra Tiger Cow Jyeshta Anuradha Mriga Deer (Hare) Dog Po...

Arjun represents Manushya Gan while Krishna represents Dev Gan In vedic astrology, in the Ashtakoota Matchmaking, many aspects are considered. Two of them are your Gana and Yoni. Gana means category while Yoni means sexual organ. However, it is essential to understand that nature or psychology is defined by these two which is actually that decides whether you are compatible or not. Also, if these two don't match it doesn't mean that you are incompatible with the other person. There are many other and deeper other aspects to consider. First, let's check what the Ganas actually mean and why they are compatible or non-compatible. Gana of a person tells his or her temperament. It is his default identity. His basic structure, therefore, Gana gets high points assigned against itself in Ashtakoota matchmaking. When Ganas are fully compatible then you can get whole 6 points therefore, you are left only with 12 more points to cover for passing the preliminary test. On th...