In Hinduism, the five organs (Pancha Indriyas) are
traditionally categorized as follows:
Speech (Vak) - Represents the faculty of speech and
communication.
Hands (Pani) - Refers to the ability to grasp and perform
actions using the hands.
Legs (Pada) - Signifies mobility and the ability to move or
walk.
Genital Organs (Upastha) - Includes reproductive organs,
associated with procreation.
Anus (Payu) - Pertains to excretion and elimination
functions of the body.
These organs are considered essential for the physical and functional aspects of human life according to Hindu philosophy and scriptures.