Kalarimarmam — Meithari Vital Points

The right temple is one half of the bilateral temple target in the compact meithari kalarimarmam map. It is rendered as an external attention locus over the temporal region; the coordinate is a practice-map projection rather than a claim about a single tissue layer.

The left temple completes the bilateral temple target used in the compact meithari set. Its x-coordinate follows the corpus front-view convention, in which anatomical left appears to the viewer's right; the map does not imply a different function from its counterpart.

Jaw hinge denotes the mandibular joint region included as a close-range meithari target. The requested compact count treats the bilateral locus as one named entry and places a single midline attention anchor; this is an editorial collapse, not an anatomical assertion that the joint is midline.

The right carotid region marks one side of the bilateral lateral-throat target in the meithari set. The point is deliberately broad because the teaching target is a body region and not a claim that a rendered dot resolves the underlying vessels or nerves.

The left carotid region completes the bilateral lateral-throat target used by this compact kalarimarmam map. It mirrors the right entry across the midline under the corpus convention and remains a broad editorial region rather than a vessel-level anatomical claim.

The right clavicle notch is the anatomical-right half of the paired supraclavicular target. This front-view dot is a coarse surface projection of the notch region and should not be read as a precise boundary for bone, vessels, or nerves.

The left clavicle notch mirrors the right supraclavicular target in this bilateral rendering. Its uncertainty radius records the variation between lineage terminology for the notch and the adjacent upper-chest area.

The right axilla marks the underarm target on the anatomical-right side of the body. It is mapped as a broad deep soft-tissue region because the teaching locus spans the axillary fold and adjacent lateral chest rather than a single visible surface point.

The left axilla is the bilateral counterpart of the right underarm target. The front-view location is intentionally approximate and denotes the axillary region as taught in a compact striking map, not an invitation to infer an exact internal structure.

Sternum tip denotes the lower end of the breastbone at the chest-to-upper-abdomen transition. It is a midline target in the compact set, with a widened radius because the teaching name covers the xiphoid and immediately adjacent epigastric area.

The right floating-rib zone is one side of the bilateral lower-costal target. The point represents the rib margin and adjacent flank as a region; it does not claim that a single coordinate identifies a particular rib or internal organ.

The left floating-rib zone completes the bilateral lower-costal target. As with its counterpart, the point is a front-view editorial region with uncertainty for variation in how teachers delimit the floating-rib and flank area.

The liver strike zone is placed in the anatomical-right upper abdomen beneath the lower ribs. The label identifies a broad combat-training target region associated with the liver area, not a claim that the organ's complete contour or depth is represented by the dot.

The spleen strike zone is placed in the anatomical-left upper abdomen beneath the lower ribs. It is a broad region-level rendering of the named target in the compact set, with uncertainty rather than false precision about the underlying organ boundary.

Groin denotes the lower pelvic and inguinal target included in the meithari set. The midline anchor is an editorial simplification of a region that includes bilateral and generative anatomy, so its uncertainty radius is intentionally broad.

The right inner knee is the anatomical-right half of the bilateral medial-knee target. The front view places it over the joint line as a coarse training-map region, not as a claim about a specific ligament, nerve, or vessel.

The left inner knee completes the bilateral medial-knee target in this practice map. Its mirrored coordinate follows the corpus convention, while the uncertainty radius acknowledges that lineages may mark the medial joint and adjacent inner-thigh area differently.

Instep denotes the dorsal-foot target at the lower end of the meithari map. The requested compact count treats the bilateral insteps as one named entry and uses a centered attention anchor; this editorial projection does not claim that the two feet share one anatomical point.