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## Glossary of Terms
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* **Sushama-Sushama:** The first period of the Abaspini.
* **Sookshma-Kamanaskandha:** The subtle-desire skandha.
* **Sookshma-Anu Skandha:** The subtle-atom skandha.
* **Vyanuk:** A subtle-atom skandha, in relation to its divisions.
* **Sookshma-Rag-Dasha Gunasthan:** The subtle-passion-ten gunasthan.
* **Sookshma-Sookshma:** A subtle-atom skandha, in relation to its divisions.
* **Sookshma-Sthula:** That which is not visible to the eyes, but can be perceived by other senses, such as sound, touch, taste, and smell.
* **Sankalp:** The mental activity that increases desire for objects. It is also called Duspraṇidhāna.
* **Sangrah:** A large village situated between ten villages.
* **Samishrot:** A holder of the Samhinnashrot Riddhi.
* **Samvah:** A place where the head reaches a high point, and where heaps of grain are piled up when they meet. It is also a place where oil and water mix, such as a village.
* **Samveg:** A quality of Samyagdarshan.
* **Sthula-Sthula:** That which can be separated and rejoined, such as a stone.
* **Sthula-Sookshma:** That which is visible to the eyes, but cannot be grasped, such as moonlight, sunlight, etc.
* **Sanvedini:** A story that describes the fruits of Dharma.
* **Sansari Jiva:** A worldly being. There are two types: 1. Bhavya, 2. Abhavya.
* **Sparsha:** A synonym for Samyagdarshan.
* **Sihanishkridit:** A type of Pratyaka.
* **Swayambuddha:** A muni who becomes detached without external causes.
* **Skandha:** The eleven skandhas, from Nushanukshe to Lokarupa, are called the Prachal Skandha.
* **Svodistaparivartan:** The name for the eleventh Pratyma, which is the abandonment of the desired.
* **Sthavir Kalpa:** The practice of observing the Muni Vrat, while simultaneously engaging in Vihar.
* **Naga:** All types of garlands.
* **Kalpavruksha:** A wish-fulfilling tree.
* **Sthula:** That which can be separated, such as a stone.
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* **Vyanuk:** A subtle-atom skandha, in relation to its divisions.
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* **Sookshma-Sthula:** That which is not visible to the eyes, but can be perceived by other senses, such as sound, touch, taste, and smell.
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* **Sthula-Sthula:** That which can be separated and rejoined, such as a stone.
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* **Samveg:** A quality of Samyagdarshan.
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* **Sanvedini:** A story that describes the fruits of Dharma.
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* **Sthula-Sookshma:** That which is visible to the eyes, but cannot be grasped, such as moonlight, sunlight, etc.
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* **Skandha:** The eleven skandhas, from Nushanukshe to Lokarupa, are called