Certainly! In Jainism, many concepts are further classified for better understanding. However, you haven’t specified which topic or category you want to be further classified. Here are a few common examples of further classification in Jainism:

1. Jiva (Living Beings):

- Classified as Sthavara (immobile, one-sensed) and Trasa (mobile, two to five-sensed). - Sthavara: Earth-bodied, Water-bodied, Fire-bodied, Air-bodied, Plant-bodied. - Trasa: Two-sensed (worms), Three-sensed (ants), Four-sensed (bees), Five-sensed (humans, animals, heavenly beings, hellish beings).

1. Ajiva (Non-living Substances):

- Pudgala (matter) - Dharma (medium of motion) - Adharma (medium of rest) - Akasha (space) - Kala (time)

1. Karma:

- Eight main types: Jnanavarniya, Darshanavarniya, Mohaniya, Antaraya, Vedaniya, Ayushya, Nam, Gotra. - Each main type is further divided into sub-types.

1. Right Conduct (Samyak Charitra):

- For householders: Anuvratas (small vows), Gunavratas (supplementary vows), Shiksha vratas (disciplinary vows). - For ascetics: Mahavratas (great vows).

If you specify which concept or term you want further classification of, I can provide a more detailed answer according to Jain teachings.