In Jainism, Pradakshina refers to the act of circumambulating (walking around) a sacred object, temple, or deity in a clockwise direction as a mark of respect and devotion. The word "duha" is not commonly associated with "Pradakshina" in standard Jain texts or practices.

If you are referring to a specific ritual, prayer, or verse that combines "Pradakshina" with "duha," please provide more context. However, as per traditional Jain practices:

• Pradakshina is performed by devotees around Tirthankara idols, Samavasarana, or other sacred sites, signifying reverence and the spiritual journey around the path of liberation.
• There are specific numbers of circumambulations performed, often in multiples of three, symbolizing reverence to the three jewels: Right Faith, Right Knowledge, and Right Conduct.

If you meant something else by "duha," kindly clarify, and I will do my best to provide a Jainism-based explanation.