In Jainism, during the practice of Samayik (a ritual of equanimity and meditation), it is customary to avoid any worldly attachments and personal identifications, including mentioning the names of family members such as husband, wife, children, etc. Instead, one should use terms that are neutral and non-possessive, in line with the principle of non-attachment (Aparigraha).

For example, instead of saying "B B na husband nu naam" (the name of B B's husband), it is appropriate to use "mera pati" (my husband) or simply refer to "pati" (husband) without mentioning the actual name. Some traditions may use "Arya" (noble one) or other respectful, non-specific terms.

The main focus during Samayik should be on spiritual contemplation and detachment, not on personal relationships or worldly identities.