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Parimaashika Shabda-Kosha
Paarinaamika Bhaava - The natural, beginningless, transformative power of a substance that does not depend on the rise, suppression, destruction or partial destruction of karmas.
Prakriti - The nature or inherent characteristic of something.
Punya - Karma that gives rise to pleasant experiences.
Punya Prakriti - The nature or characteristic of a karma that yields auspicious results.
Pudgala Parivaarta - The movement of a soul through the eight types of matter (audaarika, kriya, aahaara, tejas, vaachana, svaasocchvaasa, mana, and kaarmaṇa) except the aahaara body.
Pudgala Vipaaki Prakriti - The nature of a karma that is ready to yield its fruit, i.e., the karma whose fruit is experienced by the soul through the medium of matter.
Purusha Veda - The karma that gives rise to the desire for sexual enjoyment with a woman.
Pūrva - A division of the Jain scriptures, one of the fourteen Pūrva-aṅga.
Pūrva-dhūta - A division of the Jain scriptures, one of the fourteen Pūrva-aṅga.
Pūrva-samāsa - Knowledge of the first fourteen Pūrva-aṅga.
Pūṅgi - A division of time, one pūrvaṅga is equal to 84 lakh years.
Pṛthivī-kāya - The earthly body, the body made of earth element.
Prakriti - The inherent nature or characteristic of a karma.
Prakriti-bandha - The arising of different powers and natures in the karma particles grasped by the soul, or the transformation of karma particles into knowledge-obscuring, etc. forms.
Praakriti-vikalpa - The differentiation arising from the different natures or characteristics.