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 Paribhāṣika Sabdakosa
phants etc. is made).
savvā ābharaṇavihi, purisāņam jā ya hoi mahilä
nam.
āsana ya hatthina ya, pingalaganihimmi sa bhaniyā... (Stha 9.22.4)
Pindastha Dhyana
Meditation based on the corporeal frame of the body-The technique of meditation, in which the concentration of mind is practised by making the parts of body such as head, eye-brows, palate etc. as the supporting centres of focusing the mind on.
sariralambi pindastam.. siro-bhru-talu-lalaṭa-mukha-nayana-śravana
näsägra-hrdaya-nābhyädi säriralambanāni. (Mano 4.11.12)
Pindavalaga
That ascetic, who becomes attached to food etc. which is being given in bhikṣa (accepting food etc. by going to houses for collecting them in conformity with the canonical instruction)). pindesu diyamane su olamti pimdolaga. (U 5.22-C# p. 138)
Pindaiṣaṇā
1. Bhiksa-Accepting food by going to houses for collecting it in conformity with the canonical instruction, with special resolves. There are seven types of Pindaiṣaṇā.
pindam samayabhasaya bhaktam tasyaiṣana grahanaprakarah. (Stha 7.8 Vr Pa 368) 2. The first chapter of Ayarcala, which is the second śrutaskandha of the first principal canonical work;
it deals with both Pindaiṣaṇa (1) and Panaişand (accepting of drinks (water etc.)).
Pipasă Parişaha
Hardship quâ thirst-A type of Parisaha (hardship):
the pangs of thirst (which is likely to arise) on account of non-availability of drinking water is to be endured equanimously by the ascetic. tao puttho pivasãe dogumechi lajjasamjae. siodagam na sevijjä viyadassesanam care... chinnaväesu panthesu dure supiväsie. parisukkamuhe'diye tam titikkhe parisaham.
(U 2.4,5)
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Pisaca
Goblin-The eighth variety of Vanamantara Deva (Forest-dwelling gods);
the god belonging to this category is handsome, serene in appearance; it puts on the ornaments of jewels and gems around its arms and neck; the emblem of this Deva is the Kadamba tree. pisacaḥ svaripal saumyadarśana hastagrīvāsu maṇiratnavibhuṣaṇāḥ kadambavṛkṣadhvajāḥ. (TaBhā 4.12 Vr)
Pihita
A type of blemish related with Eşaṇā Doṣa (Grahanaiṣana) (blemish pertaining to comportment quâ acceptance of food etc.);
to accept food etc., which is kept under the lid on which Sacitta (animate object such as raw fruit) is kept.
sacittena phaladina sthagitam pihitam. (Yosa 1,38 Vrp. 136)
Pundarika
One who is par excellence among the subhumans, humans and gods.
tericchaga manussã, devagaṇā ceva homti je pavarā.
te homti pomdiriy............
(SūtraNi 147)
Punya
Merit-One of the nine Tattvas (categories of truth);
the auspicious Karma-pudgalas (material clusters quâ Karma).
subham karma punyam. (Jaisid 4.12) subham karma satavedaniyādi punyamabhidhiyate. upacaracca yadyannimitto bhavati punyabandhah, so'pi tad-tadsabdavacyah, tatasca tannavavidham. yatha....annapuyam....
(Jaisidi 4.12 Vr) sohaṇavanṇäiguṇam subhāṇubhāvam ca jam tayam punnam.
(ViBha 1940)
vivariyamao pavam.......... See-Dravyapunya, Bhāvapunya.
Punya Prakṛti
suranaratigucca saya tasadasa tanuvamgavai
racauramsam.
paraghasaga tiriäum vannacau panimdi subhakhagai..
bāyālapunnapaga..............
(KaGra 5.15,16)