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Jaina Pāribliāșika Sabdakosa Dharmakathi That ascetic (Muni), who is appointed for undertaking the activity of Dharmakathā--religious sermon.
(Vya Bhā 1943)
Dharmajāgarikā To keep awake at mid-night to perform contemplation on Dharma (1) (spiritual doctrine). dharmāya dharmacintayā vājāgarikā-jāgaranam dharmajāgarikā. (Bhaga 12.15 Vr) Dharmadāna That Dāna (food etc.) which is given to the one who practises self-restraint (i.e., an ascetic). dharmmakāraṇam yattaddharmmadānam dharmme eva vā, uktam casamatrnamaņimuktebhyo yaddānam diyate supātrebhyah. akşayamatulamanantam taddānam bhavati dharmmāya..
(Sthā 10.97 Vr Pa 471)
Dharmaleśyā Auspicious psychic colour-The auspicious flow of Bhāva (1) (disposition at subtle level of consciousness); the Tejah (red psychic color), Padma (yellow psychic colour), and Sukla (white psychic colour)--these three are Dhamaleśyās, on account of which the Jiva (soul) mostly attains Sugati (reincarnation in auspicious realm). teu pamhā sukkā, tinni vi eyão dhammalesão. eyāhi tihi vijivo, suggaim uvavajjai bahuso..
(U 34.57)
Dharmāntevāsi The disciple who resides in the presence of the Guru (2) and who gets ordination from the Guru in order to receive knowledge of Dharma (1) (spiritual doctrine) from him. dharmāntevāsi dharmmapratibodhanataḥ sisyah, dharmmārthitayopasampanno vetyarthah.
(Sthā 4.424 Vr Pa 230)
Dharmadeva Divine human-That human being, who is initiated into ascetic life; who is observer of the practice of Samiti (comportment) and Gupti (inhibition of activity of mind, speech and body). dharmapradhānā devā dharmmadevāh-caritravanto devānām madhye atisayavanto devāh.
(Sthā 5.553 Vr Pa 288) je ime anagārābhagavamto riyāsamiyā jāva guttabambhayāri. se...dhammadevā.. (Bhaga 12.166)
Dharmadhyāna Analytic meditation- A kind of auspicious Dhyāna (meditation); the concentration of the consciousness which has been engrossed in the investigation of the nature of reality or Truth.
(TaSū 9.29) See-Dharmyadhyāna.
Dharmāstikāya Medium of motion-One of the six fundamental Dravyas (substances) or five Astikāyas (extended substances); The substance, which is the unique inevitable medium of motion, passively assisting in the motion of the Jivas (souls or living beings) and the Pudgalas (physical substances), which are apt to undertake mo-tion; it is only one (single) in number with respect to substance; it is eternal, non-corporeal (i.e., devoid of colour etc.); it is pervading the whole Loka (cosmos); it has innumerable number of Pradesas (the indivisible units of the substance); it is antithesis of Adharmāstikāya (fundamental substance quâ medium of rest). gamanapravsttānām jivapudgalānām gatau udasinabhāvena ananyasahāyakam dravyam dharmāstikāyaḥ.
Jaisidi 1.4 Vr) davvao nam dhammatthikāe ege davve. khettao logappamānamette, kālao....sāsae.... bhāvao avanne agamdhe arase aphāse.gunao gamaņagune.. ....asamkhejjā dhammatthikāyapaesā......
(Bhaga 2.125, 134) See-Adharmāstikāya.
Dharmaruci 1. A type of Ruci (faith); the Ruci created in the form of faith in the Dharma (1) (spiritual doctrine), propounded by the omniscient one. so atthikāyadhammam, suyadhammam khalu carittadhammam ca. saddahai jinābhihiyam, so dhammarui tti nāyavvo..
(U 28.27) 2. The person possessed of Dharmaruci (1).
Dharmi That which becomes Sādhya (probandum or major
