Book Title: Jaina Art and Architecture Vol 03
Author(s): A Ghosh
Publisher: Bharatiya Gyanpith

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________________ abhaya adhisthana agra-mandapa anarpita-hāra andaka antarala antarapatra ardha mand apa arpita-hara asana-patta Aṣṭāpada asva-thara atibhanga äyäga-pata bandhana bhadra bhadra-pitha bhamati bharani bhiffa GLOSSARY OF TECHNICAL TERMS hand-gesture (mudra) of offering protection. moulded basement of a temple, synonym for vedi-bandha. same as mukha-mandapa; entrance-porch. a hara standing free from the main wall of the vimāna. turret-design. intermediate compartment between shrine and mandapa. a recessed moulding coming between two projected mouldings. pillared hall of one bay usually at the entrance; same as mukhamandapa. a hara attached to the main wall of the vimāna. a flat moulding of the kakşasana or balconied window. the eight-terraced mountain (or its representation) where Adinatha attained nirvana. frieze of horses. with exaggerated flexion. slab carved with sacred Jaina figures and symbols. a projected moulding dividing the jangha into the upper and lower sections. central projection of a shrine. a variety of south-Indian moulded pedestal. colonnaded passage of a medieval Jaina temple. pillar-capital. sub-base of a temple. caitya-window same as kūḍu or caitya-dormer design. candra-sila lowest step shaped like half-moon. caturmukha same as caumukha(i) or sarvatobhadra; a type of shrines or shrine or shrine-model with openings on all the four sides. 603

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