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Appendix-2
**Pickal** - The knowledge that is unable to know the totality of the permutations of the gross material substances due to the incomplete development of the direct consciousness power.
**Vitast** - A Vitast is two Padas.
**Vimay** - Having the same understanding in Samyagdrishti and Mithyadrishti, in the Guru and the scriptures spoken by them.
**Vipak** - The power of the Karma-prakriti to give various types of fruits or the state of being inclined to give fruits is called Vipak.
**Vipak-Phal** - The time when the Karma-prakritis are inclined to give their fruits.
**Vipurotamithyatva** - To consider the nature of Dharma etc. as opposite.
**Vipulmati** - To know the permutations of the object of contemplation with various characteristics in detail.
**Vibhanggyan** - The opposite knowledge of the gross substances arising from the rise of Mithyatva is called Vibhanggyan.
**Virati** - To be separate from the harmful actions like violence etc., i.e., to be separate from the sinful efforts.
**Vishva Manak** - The Samayam that occurs at the time of attaining the tenth Gunasthan for those who ascend the ten Gunasthanas by means of Upashama or Kshapadarthani.
**Visheshad** - The bond that is said to be a special bond due to a particular Gunasthan or a particular motion etc.
**Visanyojana** - The possibility of bondage remaining even after the destruction of the nature.
**Bihamogapti Namkarma** - The Karma whose rise makes the movement of the Jiva like that of an elephant, bull etc., auspicious or like that of a camel, donkey etc., inauspicious.
**Biryansramkarma** - The Karma whose effect makes the Jiva powerful and healthy but unable to perform specific tasks, unable to use power and strength.
**Pev** - That by which the pleasure caused by the senses and the conjunction is experienced. Or the desire to consume honey is called Ved. Or the fascination of the Jiva's results caused by the stimulation from the object of the Ved Mohaniya Karma, due to which there is no discrimination between good and bad.