In Jainism, the concept of indriyas refers to the sense organs or faculties through which a living being perceives the world. There are five types of indriyas (sense organs):

1. Sparshanendriya (Touch sense)

- The organ of touch (skin).

1. Rasanendriya (Taste sense)

- The organ of taste (tongue).

1. Ghranendriya (Smell sense)

- The organ of smell (nose).

1. Chakshurindriya (Sight sense)

- The organ of sight (eyes).

1. Shravanendriya (Hearing sense)

- The organ of hearing (ears).

According to Jain philosophy, living beings (jivas) are classified based on the number of senses they possess, ranging from one-sensed beings (only touch) to five-sensed beings (having all five senses).