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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(conduct) nor with śruta (knowledge). ....se nam purise asilavam asuyavam-anuvarae, avinnäyadhamme. esa nam goyama! mae purise savvavirahae pannatte. (Bhaga 8.450) 2. That ascetic (Muni), who does not endure rightly (with forbearance) the rude behaviour meted out to him by (any member of) the fourfold religious order, a heretic and a householder. jo amham niggantho va niggamthi va ayariyauvajjhāyāṇam amtie monde bhavittä agārão aṇagariyam pavvaie samane bahüṇam samaṇāṇam bahimam samaninam bahinam savayanam baliṇam saviyāṇam bahiṇam annautthiyanam bahunam gihatthāṇam no sammam sahai jāva no ahiyāsei-esa nam mae purise savvavirahae panna(11.7)
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Sarväkṣarasannipäta
A kind of Vidya (occult science): that Vidya, through which the knowledge of all combinations of all letters is attained.
(NandiCu p. 76)
Sarvākṣarasannipäti
One who is conversant with combinations of all letters.
sarveṣām vākṣarāṇām sannipätäḥ sarvākṣarasannipätäste yasya jñeyatayā santi sa sarvākṣarasannipati. (Bhaga 1.9 Vr)
Sarvärtha Apratilomată
A form of Lokopacāravinaya (formal rules of modesty);
to comply with (the wishes of the elders) in all aspects.
sarvärtheṣvapratilomatā ānukulyamiti. (Stha 7.137 Vr Pa 388)
Sarvärthasiddha
Name of the fifth heaven of the (five) Anuttaravimana (the highest heaven of the Empyrean gods);
in this Vimana (habitat), the sensual objects like sound etc. are exquisitely magnificent and all purposes of aggrandizements are accomplished; hence, the nomenclature Sarvärthasiddha; the denizen (god) of this Vimana is possessed of rarefied Karma and hence, he is not vulnerale to hunger etc.. sarveṣvabhyudayārtheṣu siddhāḥ sarvarthaiśca siddhaḥ sarve caisāmabhyudayārthāḥ siddhā iti
sarvärthasiddhäly See-Aparajita.
Sarvavadhi
Jaina Paribhasika Sabdakosa
(TaBha 4.20)
That Avadhijnana (clairvoyance), which has the capacity to know innumerable Lokakṣetras (space equivalent to the dimension of entire cosmos) beyond the range of highest Paramavadhi (Jnana).
it is unalterable; it does not accompany the soul in the next birth, because in the very birth, Kevalajana is attained.
maņāsāṇam....desohi vi savvohi vi... sarvavadhivikalpatvädeka eva......utkrstaparamävadhikṣetrid bahirasankhyataksetrah sarvavadhih.....sa esa na vardhamano na hiyamano nänavasthito na pratipati....bhaväntaram pratyananugami desantaram pratyanugami.. (TaVà L22.4)
See-Deśāvadhi.
Sarvendriya Samähita
One, all whose sense-organs have become tranquillized, ie, introverted-all of them have got absorbed in the soul by becoming non-indulgent in external sensual objects. savvimdiyasamahito savvehim indiehimeesim pariharane sammam āhito samāhito. (Da 5.1.26 AC p. 107)
Sarvausadhi
Supernatural healing power through bodily dirt-A kind of Labdhi (supernatural power). obtained through yoga (spiritual practices like Tapa, Dhyana etc.)).
by dint of which a disease can be cured by mere touch of feaces, urine, nail, hair etc. (of such spiritual practitioner).
'savvosali' tti sarva eva vid-mitra-kesa-nakhdayo'vayavah surabhayo vyadhyapanayanasamarthatvadauṣadhayo yasyasan sarvauṣadhiḥ, (ViBhd 779 Vr)
Sahasäkära
That activity, which is done inadvertently or which happens accidently; for example, to put a step without proper watchfulness and then if it is not possible to take it back. sahasākāre-akasmatkarane sati, sahasäkäralakṣaṇam cedam
puvvam appäsimam pãe chūdhammi jam puno påse.