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Nakshatra matching · Hasta · Dhanishta

Hasta and Dhanishta

Marriage compatibility of the birth stars Hasta (Kanya (Virgo)) and Dhanishta (Makara (Capricorn), Kumbha (Aquarius)), both ways round. Scored the way AstroSage counts it.

Groom Hasta · Bride Dhanishta17.5 to 19/366/10 porutham
Groom Dhanishta · Bride Hasta18.5 to 19/364/10 porutham

Groom Hasta, bride Dhanishta

17.5 to 19 of 36 gunas (below the traditional minimum of 18 to acceptable), and 6 of 10 in porutham. Watch for: Bhakoot dosha.

Hasta in Kanya, Dhanishta in Makara: 17.5/36

Guna Milan kootaPointsWhat it says
Varna1/1Your outlooks on work, duty and ambition sit comfortably together. Neither is likely to feel looked down on in how life is approached.
Vashya0.5/2Attraction runs a little more one way than the other. Common, and usually balanced by the other kootas.
Tara3/3Your birth stars are kind to each other in both directions, which tradition links to good fortune and wellbeing in the marriage.
Yoni1/4A workable physical match: the yoni animals are neutral or friendly rather than identical.
Graha Maitri4/5Your Moon-sign lords are neutral to each other: understanding comes, but with some effort.
Gana0/6Your natures are far apart in the traditional reading, which can show up as friction in daily life.
Bhakoot0/7The Moon signs sit in a 2/12, 5/9 or 6/8 relationship (Bhakoot dosha). See the cancellation note: it is often neutralised.
Nadi8/8You are of different Nadis, which tradition treats as the most important sign of good health and children.
Total17.5/36Below the traditional minimum of 18.

Bhakoot dosha. Treated as cancelled because the Nadi koota is fully satisfied, which many traditions accept for a 5/9 Bhakoot.

10 PoruthamResultWhat it says
DinaYesDina porutham agrees: tradition reads good health and a long, happy life together.
GanaNoYour natures are far apart in the traditional reading.
MahendraNoMahendra does not agree; it is not one of the key five, so families seldom decide on it alone.
Stree DeerghaYesStree Deergha agrees fully: read as the bride's wellbeing and prosperity after marriage.
YoniNoThe yoni animals are adversaries in the South Indian reading.
RasiYesYour Moon signs are well placed from each other: read as family growth and harmony.
Rasi AdhipathiYesThe Moon-sign lords are friends.
VasyaNoTradition reads little natural attraction between the signs.
RajjuYesRajju agrees: you belong to different Rajju groups, the most important single check in South Indian matching.
VedhaYesNo Vedha (affliction) between your birth stars.
Total6/10Uthamam (good).

Hasta in Kanya, Dhanishta in Kumbha: 19/36

Guna Milan kootaPointsWhat it says
Varna1/1Your outlooks on work, duty and ambition sit comfortably together. Neither is likely to feel looked down on in how life is approached.
Vashya2/2A natural, mutual pull: tradition sees a couple who influence each other gently and are drawn together without effort.
Tara3/3Your birth stars are kind to each other in both directions, which tradition links to good fortune and wellbeing in the marriage.
Yoni1/4A workable physical match: the yoni animals are neutral or friendly rather than identical.
Graha Maitri4/5Your Moon-sign lords are neutral to each other: understanding comes, but with some effort.
Gana0/6Your natures are far apart in the traditional reading, which can show up as friction in daily life.
Bhakoot0/7The Moon signs sit in a 2/12, 5/9 or 6/8 relationship (Bhakoot dosha). See the cancellation note: it is often neutralised.
Nadi8/8You are of different Nadis, which tradition treats as the most important sign of good health and children.
Total19/36Acceptable.

Bhakoot dosha. No standard cancellation applies from the stars alone.

Groom Dhanishta, bride Hasta

18.5 to 19 of 36 gunas (acceptable to acceptable), and 4 of 10 in porutham. Watch for: Bhakoot dosha.

Dhanishta in Makara, Hasta in Kanya: 18.5/36

Guna Milan kootaPointsWhat it says
Varna1/1Your outlooks on work, duty and ambition sit comfortably together. Neither is likely to feel looked down on in how life is approached.
Vashya0.5/2Attraction runs a little more one way than the other. Common, and usually balanced by the other kootas.
Tara3/3Your birth stars are kind to each other in both directions, which tradition links to good fortune and wellbeing in the marriage.
Yoni1/4A workable physical match: the yoni animals are neutral or friendly rather than identical.
Graha Maitri4/5Your Moon-sign lords are neutral to each other: understanding comes, but with some effort.
Gana1/6Your natures differ but sit reasonably together.
Bhakoot0/7The Moon signs sit in a 2/12, 5/9 or 6/8 relationship (Bhakoot dosha). See the cancellation note: it is often neutralised.
Nadi8/8You are of different Nadis, which tradition treats as the most important sign of good health and children.
Total18.5/36Acceptable.

Bhakoot dosha. Treated as cancelled because the Nadi koota is fully satisfied, which many traditions accept for a 5/9 Bhakoot.

10 PoruthamResultWhat it says
DinaYesDina porutham agrees: tradition reads good health and a long, happy life together.
GanaNoYour natures are far apart in the traditional reading.
MahendraNoMahendra does not agree; it is not one of the key five, so families seldom decide on it alone.
Stree DeerghaNoStree Deergha does not agree; it is not among the key five.
YoniNoThe yoni animals are adversaries in the South Indian reading.
RasiNoYour Moon signs are not favourably placed from each other.
Rasi AdhipathiYesThe Moon-sign lords are friends.
VasyaNoTradition reads little natural attraction between the signs.
RajjuYesRajju agrees: you belong to different Rajju groups, the most important single check in South Indian matching.
VedhaYesNo Vedha (affliction) between your birth stars.
Total4/10Madhyamam (acceptable).

Dhanishta in Kumbha, Hasta in Kanya: 19/36

Guna Milan kootaPointsWhat it says
Varna0/1Your temperaments around work and ambition differ. Tradition reads this as a call for mutual respect for each other’s way of doing things; it carries the least weight of all eight kootas.
Vashya2/2A natural, mutual pull: tradition sees a couple who influence each other gently and are drawn together without effort.
Tara3/3Your birth stars are kind to each other in both directions, which tradition links to good fortune and wellbeing in the marriage.
Yoni1/4A workable physical match: the yoni animals are neutral or friendly rather than identical.
Graha Maitri4/5Your Moon-sign lords are neutral to each other: understanding comes, but with some effort.
Gana1/6Your natures differ but sit reasonably together.
Bhakoot0/7The Moon signs sit in a 2/12, 5/9 or 6/8 relationship (Bhakoot dosha). See the cancellation note: it is often neutralised.
Nadi8/8You are of different Nadis, which tradition treats as the most important sign of good health and children.
Total19/36Acceptable.

Bhakoot dosha. No standard cancellation applies from the stars alone.

Your exact match

These results are for the birth stars. Two people born in Hasta and Dhanishta can still score differently: the Moon sign decides Bhakoot and Graha Maitri, and Manglik dosha and the cancellations depend on the whole chart. Enter both birth details to see yours, free.

Best matches for a Hasta bride

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Is Hasta and Dhanishta a good match?

With the groom in Hasta and the bride in Dhanishta: 17.5 to 19 of 36 gunas (below the traditional minimum of 18 to acceptable), and 6 of 10 in porutham. Watch for: Bhakoot dosha. With the groom in Dhanishta and the bride in Hasta: 18.5 to 19 of 36 gunas (acceptable to acceptable), and 4 of 10 in porutham. Watch for: Bhakoot dosha. These are averages for the stars; your exact charts can differ, so check them with your birth details.

Is there Nadi dosha between Hasta and Dhanishta?

No. Hasta and Dhanishta are in different Nadis, so the Nadi koota scores the full 8 points.

Does Rajju porutham match for Hasta and Dhanishta?

Yes, Rajju porutham matches: the two stars are in different Rajjus.