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Appendix-2
**Bhavat** - One who is capable of expressing the intended meaning and is **Shruta-numari** (possessing both the word and its meaning) is called Bhavat. Bhavat is the knowledge arising from the destruction or pacification of the **Bhavedriya-Matijnana-Avarana Karma**, or the knowledge arising from that purity.
**Bhasha** - The language of speech and utterance is called Bhasha.
**Bhasha-Paryapti** - The completeness of the power by which a living being, by grasping the **Poogalas** of the language category, can transform into the form of language and, taking that as a basis, can express itself in various ways. **Bhasha-prayogya** **Utkrushta** **Vargana** is the highest category of language usage, which is achieved by gradually increasing the number of **Pradeshas** from the lowest category of language usage. **Bhasha-prayogya** **Jghanya** **Vargana** is the lowest category of language usage, which is one **Pradesha** more than the highest category of language usage that is capable of being grasped by the **Tejas-Parira**.
**Bhuyas-kar-bandh** - The binding of more **Karma-prakritis** in the second instance after the binding of fewer **prakritis** in the first instance is called **Bhuyas-kar-bandh**.
**Bhog** - The objects that are enjoyed once are called **Bhog**, and the objects that are enjoyed repeatedly are called **Upbhog**.
**Bhogan-tarapa-karma** - The karma that prevents a living being from enjoying the enjoyable objects, even though it has the means to enjoy them.
**Matijnana** - The knowledge of an object that is present in its proper place, obtained through the senses and mind.
**Misimana** - The wrong use of the mind that arises from the **Miccha-darshan** karma.
**Misimga-Avarana-karma** - The karma that covers the **Mati-jnana**.
**Madhur-rasa-namakarma** - The karma that makes the body fluids of a living being like honey, etc.
**Madhyama** - The middle number of the thread of **Amatamant** **Jghanya** **Anantanant**.