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A dynamical inequality in a sufficiently small neighborhood of a point in the phase space is defined by the relation \(F(z,\dot{z}) \leq 0\), where \(z\) is a point in this space, \(\dot{z}\) is an element of the tangent space, and \(F\) is a smooth function. A classification of the typical singularities of the fields of the limiting directions is given (the velocities of a limiting direction satisfy the relation \(F(z,\dot{z}) = 0\)). This classification is closely connected to the list of typical singularities of the minimum and maximum of a suitable function over a given preimage. The stability of these singularities with respect to a small perturbation of a typical inequality is established and their relationship with the properties of local transitivity is shown. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0863.00018].