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

1. Panchendriya Prāṇa (Vitalities of the Five Senses):

1. Touch (Sparshan) 2. Taste (Rasan) 3. Smell (Ghran) 4. Sight (Chakshu) 5. Hearing (Shravan)

1. Panch Indriya Prāṇa (Vitalities of the Five Powers):

6. Energy or Strength (Viryā) 7. Respiration (Shwās-Prashwās) 8. Life-span (Āyu) 9. Speech (Vāg) 10. Mind (Man)

Every living being possesses a combination of these vitalities, depending on its level of existence and development. For example, one-sensed beings (like plants) have only four prāṇas, while five-sensed beings with mind (like humans) have all ten prāṇas.

Summary: There are ten types of praan (vitalities) in Jainism.