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Panchaastikaayasaara
Pancha-bhaava Pancha-kalyaana Panchakalyanaka-pratistha
Panchakalyanaka-pratisthaa
mahotsava
Pancha-paraavartana
Pancha-parameshthi
Panchendriya
Panchendriya-naamakarma
Panchvidhataa
Pandit-apandit/sraavaka
Panduroga
Pani patra
Panimikta gati
Panipaatra
TERMINOLOGY OF JAINISM BY DINESH VORA
Dharma Adharma and Akash and without six entity Time. The Sacred book authored by Acharya Shree Kundkunda swami
Five types of emotions
The five auspicious events in the life of a Tirthankara Consecration of images through five-fold auspicious events
The ceremony depicting the five events of conception, birth, renunciation, enlightenement and nirvana is called Panchakalyanaka-pratistha-mahotsava. The great celebration of installation through the five auspicious events.
Panch paravartan i.e. mundane soul wanders in five kind of cycle of wandering.
(1) Five supreme benevolent personalities namely Arihanta, Siddha, Achaarya, Upaadhyaaya and Sadhu; (2) Five supreme souls; (3) Five worship-able supreme sacred souls, Arihantas, Ashareeri (Siddha), Acharya, Upädhyaya, Muni (Sadhu)
Souls with five senses or five sensed life form, namely touch, taste, smell, sight and hearing.
Physique-making karma of five sense organs.
Five varieties
Religious listener; Votary
Jaundice
Hand-bowl
Curved motion; Transmigratory motion Hand-bowled monk; Hand bowl
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