In Jainism, prāṇa refers to the vitalities or life-forces that are present in living beings (jīvas). According to Jain philosophy, there are ten types of prāṇas (vitalities):

1. Śarīra-prāṇa (body-vitality)
2. Indriya-prāṇa (sense-vitality; each sense has its own prāṇa, totaling five: touch, taste, smell, sight, hearing)
3. Manaḥ-prāṇa (mind-vitality)
4. Vāk-prāṇa (speech-vitality)
5. Prāṇa-prāṇa (respiration-vitality)
6. Āyuḥ-prāṇa (life-duration-vitality)

To summarize, the ten prāṇas are:

1. Body
2. Touch
3. Taste
4. Smell
5. Sight
6. Hearing
7. Mind
8. Speech
9. Respiration
10. Life-duration

The presence and number of these vitalities depend on the type of living being (from one-sensed to five-sensed beings). For example, a single-sensed being (like a plant) possesses only some of these prāṇas, while a five-sensed being with mind (like humans) possesses all ten.

References:

• Tattvartha Sutra (Jain canonical text)
• Jainism: The World of Conquerors by Natubhai Shah