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 Paribhasika Sabdakosa
stence). Pratyäjäti is possible only in humans. and sub-humans.
jatto cuo bhavño, tattheva puno vi jaha havati jammam.
sa khalu paccäjäti, manussa-tericchie hoi... (DaSiNi132)
Pratyavarttana
The second stage of Avaya (perceptual judgement);
during it, a repeated reflection takes place on the nature of the object which is under the process of determinitive cognition. ihanabhavaniyaṭṭassa vi tamatthamaloyamtassa puno puno niyattaṇam paccäuttanam bhan(Nandi 47 Ci p. 36)
nati.
Pratyekajiva
That vegetation, in which there is a single soul embodying a single body. patta patteyajiya.......... See-Pyatyekasariri.
(Prajña 1.48.9)
Pratyekabuddha ·
That ascetic (Muni), who gets initiated after be coming enlightened on account of some external
cause.
patteyan-bahyam vṛṣabhädikäraṇamabhisamikṣya buddhaḥ pratyekabuddhaḥ.
(Nandi 31 Cũ p. 26)
Pratyekabuddhată
A type of Buddhi Rddhi (supernatural intellect); through which, even without the intellect (or peaching) by others, only through one's own special power, one can attain outstanding development of one's knowledge and ascetic conduct.
paropadesamantarena svasaktiviseṣādeva jñānasamyamavidhananipuṇatvam pratyekabud(Tavā 3.36)
dhată.
Pratyekabuddhasiddha
A type of Siddha (liberated soul):
that Siddha, who had attained the liberation in the state of Pratyekabuddha (ascetic who was initiated after becoming enlightened, on account of some external cause). (Nandi 31) See-Pratyekabuddha.
Pratyekasarira
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The body possessed of by a single Jiva (soul): that body, which is formed by a single soul. ekkasseva jivassa jam sariram tam patteyasari(Dhava Pu 14 p. 225) pudhavikkäiyanam patteуähärä patteyapariṇāma patteyam sariram bamdhamti. (Bhaga 19.5) See-Sadharana Sarira.
ram.
Pratyekasariranāma
The sub-type of Nama (body-making) Karma; due to the Udaya (rise) of which one Jiva (soul) gets one (individual) body.
yadudayat jivam jīvam prati bhinnam sariram tatpratyekanama. (Prajña 23.38 Vr Pa 474) ekatmopabhogakäraṇaśarirata yatastatpratye(Tavā 3)
kasariranāma.
Pratyekasarirabädaravanaspatikäyika
(Prajiä 1.32)
See-Pratyekasariri.
Pratyekasariri
The Jiva (soul) which is possessed of Pratyeka Sarira (individually separate body); e.g.-onesensed beings (except the beings of Sadharana Vanaspati (vegetation which have infinite number of Jivas (souls) in a single body)), three types of Vikalendriya (the mobile living-beings from two-sensed up to four-sensed beings) and five-sensed beings.
patteyam pudhabhūdam sariram jesim te patteyasarīrā. (Dhava Pu 14 p. 225) pratyekasaririnaśca närakāmaramanuşyadvindriyadayah prthivyādayaḥ, kapitthäditaravaśca. (Pamsam 3.8 MaVrp. 116)
See-Sadharana Jiva.
Prathamasamayanirgrantha
A category of Nirgrantha (4) (Nirgrantha (3)): the Nirgrantha (4) (Nirgrantha (3) who is in the first Samaya (smallest time-unit) of the Upasantamoha or Ksinamoha Gunasthana (the 11" or the 12th statge of spiritual development), which is of one Antarmuhurta (time-period between 2 Samayas (smallest time-units) and 1 Samaya less 48 minutes) duration. See-Yathāsūkṣmanirgrantha.
Prathamasamavasaraṇa
The period of four months of rainy season. during which the ascetic sojourns at a fixed.