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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Yatidharma
The tenfold Dharma (1), viz., Uttamakṣamā and the like, which is to be put into practice by the Anagara (homeless ascetic).
dasaprakaro yatidharmaḥ, uttama gina milottarakhyästeṣām prakarṣaḥ paräkäṣṭhā tadyukto'nagaraṇām dharmo bhavati. (TaBha 9.6 Vr) See Sramayadharma.
Yatratatränupūrvi
A kind of Anupurvi (principle of structure and order of the substances);
counting arbitratily-right or reverse order, both orders (together). anupuvvi tivihä
...tam jaha-puvvāṇupuvvī, pacchāņupuvvī, jatthatatthanupuvvi cedi.....jattha va tattha va appano, icchidamadim kādūņa gaṇanā jatthatatthänupuvvi hodi. (KaPrā p.28) See-Anānupūrvī.
Yathākṛta
Food etc. prepared by a householder for himself; it is in conformity with the ascetic conduct, acceptable to the ascetic (Muni). ahagadesu riyanti, pupphesu bhamara jaha.. "yathakṛteşu'ätmärthamabhinirvartiteṣvähärä(Da 1.4 HaVṛ Pa 72)
disu.
Yathakhyata Caritra
A type of Caritra (ascetic conduct);
the state of conduct which ensues when (the Kasayas (passions) viz..) anger, conceit, deceit and greed get totally subsided or annihilated. ahasaddo jähatthe, año'bhivihie kahiyamakkhayam.
hakkhayam.
Yathacchanda
A category of lax Śramana (ascetic):
the ascetic (Muni), becoming unheedful to the (injunctions of) the Agamas (2) (canonical works) lead his (ascetic) life with licentious attitude and also advocates licentiousness. ussuttamayaramto, ussuttam ceva pannavema
caraṇamakasayamuditam, tamahakkhāyam ja(ViBhā 1279 Vr)
no.
eso u adhachamdo, icchachamdo tti egattha.. (VyaBha 852) süträdürdhvamuttimam paribhrastamityarthah utsütram tadacaran-svayam sevamanah utsu
Jaina Päribhāṣika Sabdakosa
trameva ca yah parebhyah prajñāpayan vartate eşa yathacchandah. (Prasa 103 Vr Pa 27)
Yathapravṛtta Avadhi
A type of Avadhijñāna (clairvoyance): that Avadhijñāna, which is attained even in absence of acquirement of any virtue such as Caritra (asceticism), only through the KṣayopaSama (annihilation-cum-subsidence) (of relevant Karma) like the sun-rays emitted through an aperature in the cloudy sky. gunamamtarena jaha gaganabbhacchädite ahapavattito chiddeṇam diņakaraṇakirana vva viņissita davvamujjovanti taha'vadhiävaraṇakhayovasame avadhilambho adhapavattito vimeto. (NandiCi p. 15)
Yathapravṛtti Karana
Automatic Karana (3) (operation of spiritual energy) The first step of the threefold Karana for the attainment of Samyaktva (right faith)that natural 'pull' or 'vis a tergo' (adhyavasaya) of the soul by dint of which it, transmigrating in the world without beginning, arrives at the invincible gordian knot, comprising attachmentand hatred, to cut it.
yenādhyavasayena durbhedyaragadveṣātmakagranthisamipam gacchati, sa yathapravṛttika(Jaisidi 5.8 Vr)
raṇam.
Yathabhadraka
One who is Sulabhabodhika (one for whom enlightenment is easy to obtain); although he is devoid of the Samyaktva (right faith), still he pays extreme reverence towards the Jinasasana (doctrines propounded by the Tirthankara (ford-founder)) and the Jain ascetic. "yathabhadrakaḥ' samyaktvarahitah param sarvajñaśāsane sadhuşu ca bahumānavān. (BrBhā 1926 Vr)
Yathāyu
That life-span, which is not amenable to any abrupt end; one possessed of such life-span does not meet with untimely death. The following are possessed of such life-span: gods. infemals, those sub-humans and humans, who enjoy a life-span of innumerable years, the sixty-three Salakapurusas (universal personages) and human beings in their last birth (before emancipation).