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 Pāribhäsika Sabdakosa
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that Vidyā, in which a foot-stalk (or a fan) of palmleaf is first treated by chanting Mantras; then the patient is treated with it, which makes him free from the ailment. tālavrntavişayā vidyā, yayā tālavrntainabhimantrya tenāturo'pamriyamanah svastho bhavati sā tālavrntavidyā.
(Vya Bhā 2439 Vr)
belonging to the realm of sub-human, which are other than the Aupapātika (3) (Deva (god) and Nāraka (infernal) and the human being and which always lead life in low (wretched) state. aupapädikamanuşyebhyah seșāstiryagyonayah.
(Tasu 4.28) tirobhāvo nyagbhägah upabähyatvamityarthah tataḥ karmodayāpāditabhāvā tiryagyonirityākhyāyate.
(Tavā 4.27)
Tālodghāținīvidyā A kind of Vidyā (occult science); that Vidyā, through which bolted locks are automatically unlocked tālugghādanie vijjāe tālagāņi vihādeuņa.....
(NiBhā 347 Cü)
Titiksā Endurance of sufferings—A type of Yogasamgraha; to undertake the practice of vanquishing the Parişahas (hardships). 'titikkha'tti titiksā parişahādijayaḥ.
(Sama 32.2.2 Vr Pa 55)
Tiryagloka Middle universe—The middle portion of the Loka (cosmos), which has the shape of a jhallari (a discshaped musical instrument): it has a diameter of one Rajju (innumerable Yojanas) and height of 1800 Yojanas (1 Yojana=7.88 kilometers): it comprises innumerable (Asamkhyeya) alternate continents and oceans like concentric rings with each encircling the preceding one, with the Jambūdvipa at the centre of all, and the Mt. Meru at the centre of the Jambūdvīpa. tiryagloko jhallaryäkrtih.
(Tavā 3.6) jhallari sarvatra samatala tulyaviskambhāyāmavāditraviseşastadvat tiryaglokasanniveśah, sa ca viskambhāyāmābhyān rajjupramāno jambūdvipamerurucakamadlıya iti. (Tavā 3.6 Vr) 'tiriyaloe'....samayaparibhāṣayā tiryagmadhye vyavasthito lokastiryaglokah.athavā tiryak sabdo madhyamaparyāyah. (An 177 MaV? Pa 80) astādaśasatayojanocchrito'samkhyadvipasamudrāyāmastiryak.
(Jaisidi 1.8 Vr)
Tiryaksampātima That Jiva (living being or insect) which can fly in lateral directions e.g., bees, insects, moth etc.. tiriccham sampayamtiti tiricchasampāimā, te ya payamgādi.
(Da 5.18 JiCi p. 170)
Tiryaksāmānya The Sāmānya (generic character of an object) which is equally obtained in each individual (of a group); e.g. pitcherhood in each pitcher (wheather it is of gold or clay). tulyā parinatirbhinnavyaktisu yattaducyate. tiryaksāmānyamityeva ghatatvam tu ghateşviva..
(Drata 1.5) prativyakti tat tiryaksāmānyam, yathā-vatanimbādişu vrkşatvam.
(Bhikṣu 6.6 Vr) See—ūrdhvatāsāmānya.
Tiryagdiśāpramāṇātikrama An Aticāra (partial transgression of the Digvrata (the sixth vow of the lay follower); to transgress the accepted limit of movement in the lateral direction, either unknowingly or due to any other reason. See-Urdhvadisāpramāṇātikrama.
Tiryagvyatikrama
(TaSu 7.25) See-Tiryagdisāpramāṇātikrama. Tiryañcagati Realm of subhuman-One of the four kinds of Gati (2) (realm of mundane existence): it is the sub-type of the Gatināma Karma (body-making Karma quâ Gati), due to the Udaya (rise) of which the Jiva (soul) undergoes experience of the subhuman mode of life. See-Narakagati.
Tiryagyonika Sub-human living beings—The living beings,
Tiryañcāyuşka Life-span quâ subhuman-A sub-type of the