Jaina Paribhashik Shabdakosh

SR No.: 016117
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Vishrutvibhashreeji, Mahendramuni
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati
Publication Year: 2009
Total Pages: 414
Language: English
Classification: Dictionary & Dictionary
File Size: 12 MB

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Jaina Pāribhāṣika Sabdakosa
as Pratilekhanā (inspection of the outfit) and the like, as prescribed in the Agama (2) (canonical work) or makes others to perform them. bhanagam karagam jharagam..... vamdāmi ajjamamgum...... kārakam' kalikādisūtroktamevopadhipratyupekşanādirūpam kriyākalāpam karoti, kārayatiti vā.
(Nandi Gā 28 Ma Vr Pa 50)
Kārunika Dāna A type of Dāna (charity); that charity, which is given for the well-being of the dead relatives in their next life. kārunyam-sokastena putraviyogādijanitena tadiyasyaiva talpādeḥ sa janmāntare sukhito bhavitvitivāsanoto'nyasya vā yaddānam tatkārunyadānam.
(Sthā 10.97 Vr Pa 496)
Kārakasamyaktva . That Samyaktva (right faith), on the attainment of which a person develops faith in the religious performances, practises them and makes others do so. yasmin samyaktve sati sadnuşthānam śradhatte, samyak karoti ca, tat kārayati sadnusthānamiti kārakam samyaktvamucyate.
(ViBhã 2675 VỊ P. 142)
Kārunya Compassion-A kind of Bhāvanā (1) (repeated contemplation on the idea of making oneself resemble one's ideal (goal)); to cherish the feeeling of kindness towards the deprived beings. kārunyamanukampā dinānugraha ityarthaḥ.
(Ta Bhā 7.6)
Kārmaņakāyayoga
(Kagra 4.24) See-Karmanasarirakāyaprayoga...
Kārakasūtra The Sūtra (2) (canonical aphorism) which establishes the validity of the Āgamas (2) (canonical works) through logical reasoning, inspite of their (Agamas) authority being axiomatic, because they are the articulations of the Apta (unimpeachable authority on Truth). savvannupamāṇāo, jai vi ya ussaggao suyapasiddhii. vittharao'pāyāna ya, darisanamii kāragam tamhā..
(BrBhā 317)
Kārmanasarira Kārmaņa body (karmaśarira)--A type of body; the subtlemost body which is formed by Karma-pudgalas (material clusters quâ Karma), which, in turn, becomes substratum of accumulation of Karmas. karmaṇā nivyttam kārmaṇam, aśeşakarmarāśerādhārabhūtam kundavad. (Ta Bhā 2.37 Vr)
Kāraṇadosa 1. A type of Māndalika Dosa (blemish incurred at the time of eating meals); taking meals (by an ascetic) without a licit grounds as prescribed in the Agamas (canonical works). chahim kāraņehim asanam āhāramto vi āyaradi dhammam.... veyaņavejjāvacce kiriyāthāne ya samjamatthāe. tadha pāņadhammacimtā kujja edehim āhāram. ....nişkāraṇam yadi bhunkte bhojyādikam tadā doṣaḥ.
(Mülā 478,479 Vr p. 369) 2. A type of fault (or fallacy) in Väda (polemics); to consider a part of the cause as the whole cause, simply because it is an antecedent condi
Kārmanasarira Kāyaprayoga Activity of Kārmaņa body-When the soul, in the Antarālagati (motion of the Jiva (soul) after death in the space)), remains Anāhāraka (2) (not to appropriate any Ahāra (alimental materials), except Taijasa Vargaņā (group of material clusters quâ fiery body) and Kārmaņa Vargaņā (group of material clusters quâ Karma)), there takes place the Kārmanasarira Kāyaprayoga. Also, in the third, fourth and fifth Samayas (smallest time-units) of Kevali Samudghāta (spatial expansion of soul-units by the omniscient soul beyond the body), there is Kārmaņa Kāyaprayoga. iha kārmmanasarirakāyaprayogo vigrahe samudghātagatasya ca kevalinastrtiyacaturthapancamasamayesu bhavati.
(Bha 8.64 Vr)
tion.
kāraṇam-parokşārthanirņayanimittamupapattimātram, yathā-nirupamasukhaḥ siddho jñānānābādhaprakarsāt. (Sthä 10.94 VPa 467)
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