Samavayangasuttam

SR No.: 006941
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Ashok Kumar Singh
Publisher: B L Institute of Indology
Publication Year: 2012
Total Pages: 498
Language: English, Sanskrit
Classification: Book_English & agam_samvayang
File Size: 9 MB

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Glossary of Technical Term
Sihari (śikhari) with summit 7[1]; 24[1]; 100 Siloga (śloka) verse 72; 136
Sīta (śīta) cold
22[1]
153
Sītosiņijja (śītoṣṇīya) cold and hot
Soimdiya (śrotrendriya) auditory organ 28[1] Subhaṇāma (subhanama) physique making karma causing auspicious upper limb 31[1]; 42 14[1]; 158
Suhuma (sūkṣma) subtle
42
Suhumaṇāma (sūkṣmanāma) physique making karma causing subtle bbody Suhumasamparāya (sūkṣmasamparāya) subtle passioned 17[1] Sukka (śukla) pure 4[1]; 17[3]; 19[1] Sukkalesā (sukla leśyā) pure aura 6[1]; 153 Sukkapakkha (śuklapaksa) bright fortnight 15[1]; 62 Sumiņa (svapna) forecasting based on of dream 10[1]; 29[1] Sussaranama (susvaranama) physique making karma causing melodious voice 28[1]; 42 Sutakkhamdha (śrutaskandha) scripture book 136; 138; 140; 142 Sutamga (śrutanga) scriptural anga 159 Sutapariggahā (śrutaparigraha) study of scriptures 141; 143; 144; 146 Sutasamāsa (śrutasamāsa) scripture in brief
159
Sūīkalāva (sucikalapa) group of needles 155 Süramamḍala (suramanḍala) solar or diurnal circle or orbit 13[1]; 48; 65 Surappamāṇabhoi (sūrapramāṇabhoji) frequent eating from morning till evening
20[1]
Tanha (tṛṣṇā) avidity, greed
52
31
Tasa (trasa) sentient
30[1]; 136; 137
6[1]
Tasakãe (trasakāya) mobile bodied Tava (tapa) penace
Teukāe (taijaskāya) fire-bodied
10[1] Terasiya (trairāśika) follower of the doctrine of preceptor Rohagupta who believed in three categories of soul, non-soul and soul-non-soul 22[1]; 147 6[1] Teulesā (tejolesya) yellow aura 6[1]; 153 Teya (aga) sarīra (taijasśarīra) fire body 28[1]; 25 [1]; 152 Teyamamḍala (tejamandala) circle of lustre 34 Teyasasamugghāta (taijassamudghāta) luminous 6[1]; 7[1] Thi(i)nagiddhi (styänagṛddhi) somnambulism 9[2]; 31[1] Thavara (sthāvara) immobile 42; 136; 137 There (sthavira) elder monk 30[1]; 47; 65; 72 Therovaghātie (sthaviropaghati) one humiliating the superior monk
emanation
20[1]
Titikkha (titiksä) forbearance
32[1] Titthakara (Tirthankara) ford-maker [2]; 19[1]; 25[1]; 34; 54; 158 Thitibamdha (sthitibandha) duration of bondage 4[1] Uccago (t) e (uccagotra) high family surroundings 31[1]; 17[1] 5[1] Udae (udaya) rise 32[1]; 158 Uddesaṇakāla (uddeśanakāla) section of a scripture 26[1]; 137; 138; 139; 141; 142; 143; 144; 145; 146 Uddesiya (auddeśika) sin of accepting the food prepared for monks
Uccāra excrement
21[1]