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126 Sanskrit, Prakrit and Pali Words
pahudia (prabhṛtikā), carnivals 51. paiśunya, back-biting 13. paliyaṭṭhāṇesu, at
100.
pāmiccam (desi), borrowed 18. pāņa (pāna), drink 19, 27, 28. panaka, acceptance of drink 65. pañcaratrarūpam, for five nights
85n.
manufactories
pañcātmakam, consisting of flve persons 85n.
pantam, stale food 88.
(prayopagamana),
paññā (prajñā), insight 36. panthaḥ, departure 68. paoga (prayoga), apt application or art of debate 31, 32. pãovagamana penitential death (absolute suspension of movements) 59. paradesiyatta (paradeśikatva), enhancement of competence in attracting pupils to right path 42. paragarhã, condemning others 13. parahita-pratipatti-sampat (Buddhist), exerting oneself for the wellbeing of others, universal welfare 35.
pārājika (Buddhist), gravest guilt making the monk liable to be expelled from the Order 15, 16, 18, 22.
parakrama, capacity 70. pāramitā, perfection in the practice of charity, moral precepts, etc. XIX.
pāraṇa, breaking of the fast 71. pārāñcika, expiation in the form of expulsion 16, 52. parasamaya-sutra, sutra concerned with alien doctrines 43. parasyābhranta-maraṇam, killing of another person unerringly 26n. paribhoga, relishing of the result
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16, 20, 21. parihārakatvam, attendant 85n.
duties of the
pariharaviśuddha, practitioner of purificatory co-operative course 41, 66, 69, 76. pariharaviśuddhi kalpa, purificatory cooperative course, 76, 77. parihārika, assistant monks practising the purificatory cooperative course 70, 86n.
parihara samyama, service to the group 86n.
parijiya-suya (paricitaśruta), deeply familiar with scripture 31. parikarma, purification of the soul through the conquest of the senses, passions etc. 61, 62, 65, 83n. parīņirvāṇa, liberation 79. parinivvaviya väei (parinirvapya vacayati), brings the subject home to the disciple 32.
pariņņā (parijña), cultivation 42. parisa (parişat), assembly 32. paritapa, ailment 53. parivrājakas, wanderers 48 pariyapuṇana (Buddhist), mastery or accomplishment 32, 35n. pārśvastha, monk prone to laxity
45.
paryaya, duration of standing 67. paścāt karma, blemishes related to the activities of the house-holders after the act of giving 58. pasu, brute (symbolic of stupidity)
17.
patanga vithika, grass-hopper-like
movement 58.
patrakambalam, pot and blanket 86n.
pavajjä, see pabbajjā 41. pedha, rectangular movement 58. phaļu bija, plants propagating from germs 19.
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