Jiva Vichar Prakaranam

SR No.: 010679
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Ratnaprabhvijay
Publisher: Ratnaprabhvijay
Total Pages: 240
Language: Sanskrit, Hindi
Classification: Book_Devnagari
File Size: 33 MB

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खिचरा रोमजपक्षिणः चर्मजपक्षिणश्च प्रकटावेव । नस्लोकाद् बहिः समुद्रपक्षिणी तिपक्षिणः ॥ २२ ॥
Khacara romaja-pakṣinah carmaja paksiyaśca prakataścaiva Nara lokad bohik samudrapa- ksino vitata paksinah. 22.1
Trans-22. The bristle - winged and the skin-winged birds are of course, well-know, Outside the nara-loka i. e. outside the world of human beings (are, the birds with folded and unfolded wings. 22.
व्याख्या - २२ इत्युक्तः स्थलचरविभागोऽथ खचरविशेषं व्याकरोति" खयरा" रोम्णो जाता ये पक्षास्ते रोमजपक्षाः, रोमजपक्षां सन्त्येपामिति रोमजपक्षिणः शुककाकादयः । चर्मणो जाता ये ते चर्मजाः, चर्मनाथ ते पक्षा, ते सत्येषामिति चर्मजपक्षिणः वल्गुलीचर्मचटिकादयः । ते द्विधा अपि प्रकer एव पक्षोपलक्षितत्वात् । चः समुच्चये । एवकारस्तु विविधजातिविशेषदर्शनार्थः । एते हि पञ्चचत्वारिंशलक्षयोजनममाणमनुष्यलोकान्तवर्त्तिनः ।
Catuspadika (a species of serpents with four feet). They are sammurcchima and garbhaja The first are neuter, and the garbhaja are males, females and neuter. They are paryaptā (fully developed) and a-paryäptă (undeveloped),not well-developed).
According to Pannavaṇā Supra, Khécara Pancéndriya Tiryanca - yonikas are of four kinds vir ( 1 ) Carma - pakst (2) Lomapaksi (3) Samudaka-pakkhi and ( 4 ) Vitata - paksi.
I Carmapaksi (1) Vaguli (a bat) (2) Joloyā (3) Adilla ( + ) Bharandra-paksi (a bird which has one bill and two bodies; the gap between the two bodies being very minute, it has to take great care to support them. It can carry heavy weights on its wings (5) Jivam - jiva (the chakore bird ) ( 6 ) Samudra-vāyasa (a sea-crow ) ( 7 ) kannate ( 8 ) Paksi-viralika (a particular bird resembling a cat.
li Loma-paksi are (1) Dharika (a bird feeding upon inseets
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living in water (2) Kanika (an aquatic carnivorous bird; a