Agam 32 Chulika 02 Anuyogdwar Sutra Part 02 Sthanakvasi

Author(s): Aryarakshit, Amarmuni, Tarunmuni, Shreechand Surana, Trilok Sharma
Publisher: Padma Prakashan

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Ayurveda (Indian science of medicine) (343-5) ayushya-karma (life-span determining karma) (383) ayusthiti (383) ayut (367, 532) ayutanga (367, 532)
avakar (trash bin) (290) avakarak (290) avalika (a unit of time) (365, 367, 511, 512, 513, 532, 604) avamaan pramana (linear measure) (316, 324, 325) Avanti (266) avasarpini (365) avasarpini-utsarpini (one complete cycle of time comprising of a progressive and a regressive time cycle) (532) Avashyak Sutra (526, 606) avat (well) (336) avava (367, 532) avavanga (367, 532) avayavena (by a part or component) (442) avayavena nama (name derived from a component) (263, 271) avayavena sheshavat anumaal (inference by available evidence of a part or component) (446) aviparyaya (absence of ambiguity) (604) avirahitam (604) avishuddha naigam naya (the ambiguous coordinated viewpoint) (474, 475) avyatyamredit (482, 605) avyaviddhakshar (482) avyayibhaava (indeclinable) (294) avyayibhaava samasa (indeclinable compound) (300) ayan (the time from one solstice to another, six months) (367, 532) ayat samsthana guna pramana (standard of validation by rectangular structure-attribute) (434) ayoga (not involving bondage) (472)
(B) baal (fur) (271) badar (gross) (350, 532) badar ap-kayik (gross water-bodied) (385) badar aparyapt
(gross underdeveloped) (420) badar aparyapt and paryapt prithvikayik (gross underdeveloped and fully developed earth-bodied) (349) badar aparyapt vanaspatikayik (gross underdeveloped plant-bodied) (349) badar paryapt'(gross fully developed) (420) badar prithvikayik (gross earthbodied) (349, 385) badar tejaskayik (gross fire-bodied) (385) badar vanaspatikayik (gross plantbodied) (349, 385) badar vayukayik (gross air-bodied) (385) baddh (bound with soul) (413, 414, 415, 416, 417, 418, 420, 421, 422, 423, 424, 425, 426) baddhaharak shariras (bound telemigratory bodies) (415, 418) baddh and mukta audarik shariras (bound and abandoned gross physical bodies) (419, 420, 423) baddh and mukta taijas-karman shariras (bound and abandoned fiery and karmic bodies) (420, 421, 423)
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