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GLOSSARY OF NON-ENGLISH WORDS.
A.
Abhimâna (
mara), pride, conceit. Âchârya (*194], the spiritual leader of an order of saints ;
also a philosopher. Achyuta [asya], the name of the sixteenth heaven. Adharma [***], a kind of substance the function of which is
to be helpful in the cessation of motion ; vice; that which
is opposed to proper dharma (duty or right conduct). Adho Loka (wala), the nether regions. Adwaita [nga), Monistic Vedanta. Aghâtiya [smalfa], not ghātiya (see p. 897). Agni [afra), the god of Fire; fire. Agurulaghutva [atzagra], a quality of substances which pre
serves them as such. Ahalyâ (affear], the wife of Gautama, the preceptor of Indra. Abam [+], 'I,' or I-ness. Ahamkâra [wegre), individuality; egoity; pride of personality. Åhâraka sarira (FETTENET], a kind of body (see page 896). Ahimsâ (afegar), non-injuring. Ahmi (Zend.), I am. Ahurâ (Zend.), a Perfect Soul; God. Aja [91], a he-goat, or ram ; the soul. Ajiva [mfia), that which is not jiva ; the conscious substance ;
the first tattva. Ajñá (zas), a psychic centre in the forehead. Âkâsha (aurata), Space, Ether. Aloka (nera), that part of space which lies beyond the universe.
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