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In mathematics, 'antar' refers to the numerical result obtained by subtracting one number from another. It generally signifies the gap or distinction between two quantities, values, or objects.

The act of taking away one number or amount from another to calculate the difference. In a broader sense, it refers to the process of reducing or decreasing the size, quantity, or intensity of something.

In a mathematical context, 'bhāg' refers to the operation of division or the result of dividing a whole into equal portions. It is also used generally to mean a part, section, or share of something larger.

In the context of mathematics, 'yog' refers to the sum or total result obtained by adding two or more numbers together. It can also broadly signify the act of joining or combining different elements into a whole.

The word 'संख्या' refers to a number, figure, or count used to express quantity or position. In a mathematical context, it represents a value, while in general usage, it denotes the total amount of people or things present.

The act of counting, calculating, or enumerating items to find a total. It is a formal term used frequently in mathematics and statistics to describe the process of finding a numerical value.

Multiplication is a basic mathematical operation where a number is added to itself a specific number of times. It is also commonly used to indicate 'fold' or 'times' when describing an increase in quantity.

In mathematics, 'jod' refers to the sum or the total result of adding two or more numbers together. It is also used to describe the mathematical process of addition itself.