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**Samasat** - The collection of many components of a single body in a group.
**Sanjval Kashay** - The kashay whose arising prevents the soul from attaining the four virtues (charitra) as described, and which hinders the practice of the all-encompassing (sarvavirati) charitra.
**Sanjna** - The term used to describe the destruction or cessation of the karma of the nine sense organs (noindriyaravan karma), or the knowledge arising from it, or the term used to describe desire.
**Sanjnakshar** - The shape, form, and structure of a letter, by which it is recognized as a particular letter.
**Sanshitva** - The presence of a specific mental power, a long-lasting sanjna.
**Sanshi** - A being who, with wisdom, acts or refrains from acting in accordance with what is beneficial or harmful. Alternatively, a being who possesses the sanjna of right knowledge (samyagjnana) is called a sanshi. Those beings who have obtained or are using the mind in the form of labbhi or upayoga are called sanshi.
**Sangit** - The assembly of sanshi beings.
**Sanbhav Satya** - The belief that a particular karma-nature, even though it does not exist at a particular time, has the potential to exist in the future.
**Sanayam** - To be free from the tendencies that lead to sin (paapjanak pravritti), or the means by which the soul is controlled and regulated by refraining from sinful actions (paapjanak vyapar) and their initiation (aarambh, samarambh). Alternatively, the practice of the five great vows (mahavrat) in the form of yamas, or the control of the five senses, is called sanayam.
**Sanbar** - The cessation of asrava is called sanbar.
**Sanvasanमति** - To have only affection for one's relatives, even when they are involved in sinful actions (paapkarma).
**Sanvedh** - To meet mutually at the same time without conflict.
**Sansthan Namakarma** - The karma whose arising creates the mixed, auspicious, or inauspicious forms of the body.
**Sansari** - Beings who, with their respective material bodies (dravya pran) and mental bodies (jnanaadi bhav pran), wander through the world (samsar) in the form of the four destinies (narka, etc.).
**Sanhanan Namakarma** - The karma whose arising causes the bones to join together, i.e., creates a specific structure.
**Sanshayik Miyatva** - The state of being uncertain about whether something is appropriate or inappropriate, i.e., being unsure about the nature of an object.