tell me names of 4 gati

In Jain philosophy, the concept of gati refers to the four possible states or life-species into which a soul can be reborn as part of the continuous cycle of birth and death (samsara). These four gatis are Manushya, Devas, Tiryanch, and Narki. Manushya denotes human beings and is considered the highest gati because it offers the best opportunity for spiritual progress. Devas are celestial beings who enjoy pleasures but are still bound by karma. Tiryanch includes all plants and animals, representing a lower form of life with limited consciousness. Narki refers to beings suffering in hellish conditions, the lowest gati, marked by intense suffering.