Answer / harish

inodes are nothing but the numeric number allocated to file.
When u create the file system os allocate the range of inode
to that file system. Type the below command to check the
inode usage by firing.

#df -F ufs -o i
Go to that location and delete those file and restart the
machine and again fire the same command

#df -F ufs -o i
Check the properties now you will see inodes are free from /var

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