Shastadari Time Units

Shastadari’s fundamental time unit is the anuga, described on the Base Units page;

Civil time (as in time on a clock) is divided into six units; one day is divided regularly into sixths, and we group those sixths into units as such:

the dina (DEE-nuh), symbol din, corresponding to day itself;
the uta (OO-tuh), symbol uta, corresponding to the first two divisions, closer to the hour (0󱹮4 h = 104 min; 0‥6 h = 40 min);
the posha (POH-shuh), symbol pox, corresponding to the next two divisions, closer to the minute (1󱹮04 min / 1‥1 min);
the agrima (uh-GREE-muh), symbol agm, corresponding to the next two divisions, closer to the second (1󱹮504 s / 1‥851 s);
the anuga (uh-NOO-guh), symbol ang, corresponding to the next two divisions, closer to the centisecond, the base unit of time already described (5󱹮041󱹭04 cs / ~ 5.144 032 922 cs);
the boda (BOH-duh), symbol bod, corresponding to the last two divisions, closer to the millisecond (1󱹮232󱹭350󱹬4 ms / ~ 1.428 898 034 ms);

So, one day is divided:

5󱹮55:55:55:55:55

5 󱹮 55 : 55 : 55 : 55 : 55

dina 󱹮 uta : posha : agrima : anuga : boda

For a real feel of the sezimal time in action, access the Sezimal Now.

Prefixes can be used with any of the units of time, and the conversion between the units and prefixes is done as follows:

―	din	uta	pox	agm	ang	bod
din	1 din	100 uta 1 Dutadimauta	10⁴ pox 1 Cpoxcharmaposha	10¹⁰ agm 1 Xagmshamagrima	10¹² ang 1 XDangshadimanuga	10¹⁴ bod 1 XCbodshacharmaboda
uta	0.01 din 1 ddinditidina	1 uta	100 pox 1 Dpoxdimaposha	10⁴ agm 1 Cagmcharmagrima	10¹⁰ ang 1 Xangshamanuga	10¹² bod 1 XDbodshadimaboda
pox	10⁻⁴ din 1 cdinchartidina	0.01 uta 1 dutaditiuta	1 pox	100 agm 1 Dagmdimagrima	10⁴ ang 1 Cangcharmanuga	10¹⁰ bod 1 Xbodshamaboda
agm	10⁻¹⁰ din 1 xdinshatidina	10⁻⁴ uta 1 cutachartiuta	0.01 pox 1 dpoxditiposha	1 agm	100 ang 1 Dangdimanuga	10⁴ bod 1 Cbodcharmaboda
ang	10⁻¹² din 1 xddinshaditidina	10⁻¹⁰ uta 1 xutashatiuta	10⁻⁴ pox 1 cpoxchartiposha	0.01 agm 1 dagmditiagrima	1 ang	100 bod 1 Dboddimaboda
bod	10⁻¹⁴ din 1 xcdinshachartidina	10⁻¹² uta 1 xdutashaditiuta	10⁻¹⁰ pox 1 xpoxshatiposha	10⁻⁴ agm 1 cagmchartiagrima	0.01 ang 1 dangditianuga	1 bod

The name of each of the units come from the following Sanskrit words: