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Appendix-13
Definitions
Definitions clarify the essence of a word in a concise manner. Many definitions of words have been written in the scriptural exegetical literature as per the context. This appendix compiles the definitions that have appeared in the scriptures and commentaries. This appendix can be important for research scholars.
Angara - Angara is a fire without flames.
(Mavu p. 152)
Atikrama - Atikrama is the transgression of the commandments, heard and yet not followed.
(Ga. 82/3)
Atipramana - Atipramana is that which exceeds greatly, which is more than three times.
(Ga. 312/3)
Adhaḥkarma - Adhaḥkarma is the karma that leads to a lower state of existence.
(Mavu p. 36)
Adhyavapūraka - Adhyavapūraka is the abundant replenishment, understanding the additional acquisition for one's own purpose, and then filling it up appropriately.
(Mavu p. 35)
• Adhyavapūraka is the one who, after first accomplishing his own purpose, subsequently introduces more grains, etc. as per the requirement of the three (previous, present, and future) seekers.
(Mavu p. 115)
Anidā - Anidā is the harming of a living being who does not know (about the harm).
(Mavu p. 42)
Anisṛṣṭa - Anisṛṣṭa is that which is not distributed by all the owners for the purpose of charitable donation.
(Mavu p. 35)
Apadravana - Apadravana is the avoidance of excessive wind (disturbance).
(Pibha 16)
Apamitya (Defect in begging alms) - Apamitya is that which is taken for the sake of a monk, even after saying "I will give you more."
(Mavu p. 35)
Aparināta - Aparināta is that which, including the earth body, etc., is still alive and has not lost its living nature.
(Mavu p. 166)
Abhihata - Abhihata is that which is brought here from another place for the purpose of charitable donation.
(Mavu p. 35)
• Abhihata is that which is brought from one's own village or another village for the purpose of charitable donation.
(Mavu p. 35)
Ācchēdya - Ācchēdya is that which is taken for charitable donation even from an unwilling person like a hired servant.
(Mavu p. 35)
Ātmakarma - Ātmakarma is the karma that is related to one's own self, such as the result of one's own actions or the characteristics of one's own knowledge-obscuring karma.
(Mavu p. 36)