Here are the five sharir (bodies) that a jiva accumulates in Jain thought:

• Audārika Sharir — the gross physical body seen by the senses (the body of flesh, bones, etc.).
• Vaikriyā Sharir — the protean or transformable body; the form-changing body possessed by some beings.
• Āhāraka Sharir — the conveyance or travel body; used for special travel or short-term knowledge-seeking.
• Tejas Sharir — the fiery or luminous body; related to internal energy and radiance.
• Karmana Sharir — the karmic or causal body; made of karma particles that bind the soul to future births.

These five are the standard framework for worldly souls; the main ideas are the gross body (Audārika) plus four subtler bodies (Vaikriyā, Āhāraka, Tejas, Karmana). In practice, some texts occasionally note small stylistic differences in naming (e.g., Āhāraka vs. Aharac) but the fivefold scheme remains the same across Jain thought. You can read more here