Book Title: Jaina Paribhashik Shabdakosh
Author(s): Vishrutvibhashreeji, Mahendramuni
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati

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________________ -: 213 See-Pūrvaratānusmaranavarjana. Jaina Pāribhāșika Sabdakosa (Sthā 4.131 Vr Pa 188) yasmāt tirthaykarastirthapravarttanakäle ganadharānām sarvasūtrādhāratvena pūrvam pūrvagatasüträrtham bhāşate tasmāt pūrvāṇiti bhanitāni. (Prasā Vr Pa 208) 2. A macro-time-unit; 84,000,00 Pūrvānga, i.e., 84,000,00 years x 84,000,00 years; its value comes out to be 70,560,000,000,000 years. .....caurāsiim puvvamgasayasahassāim se ege puvve. . (Anu 417) egam puvvamgam calusitie sayasahassehim gunitam egam puvvam bhavati. tassimam parimānam-dasa sunnā chappaimam ca sahassā kodinam sattari lakkhāya. (AnuCūp. 38) culasidihadam lakkham puvvamgam hodi tam pi gunidavvam. causidilakkhehim ņādavvam puvvaparimāņam.. (TriPra 4.293) See-Phrvānga. . . Pūrvaratānusmaranavarjana A Bhāvanā (4) (supportive contemplation) of the Brahmacarya Mahāvrata (the fourth great vow of celebacy); refraining from recalling the sexual pleasures indulged in the past in the household life). pravrajyāparyāyāt pūrvo grhashaparyāyastatra ratam—kriditam vilasitam yadariganābhiḥ saha tasyānusmaranāt kāmāgnistatsmaraṇendhailānusandhānataḥ sandhukşate, atastadvarjanam śreya iti bhāvayet. (Tabhā 7.3 Vr) Purvarātra-aparātra The period of time in the mid-night-between the terminal part of the first part of night and the earlier part of the last part of night. (Bhaga 2.66) Pūrvagata A division of the Drștivāda (12th Ariga (principal canonical work)); the fourteen Pürvas (canonical works of earlier lore). puvvagae cauddasavihe paņaņatte, tam jahauppāyapuvvam aggeņiyam....... (Nandi 104) See-Drstivāda. Pūrvadhara That ascetic (Muni), who is possessed of knowledge of fourteen pīrvasruta (or Pūrvas (canonical works of earlier lore)). pūrvāni dhārayantiti puradharā. (ViBhā 323 Vr) Pūrvavat Anumāna A kind of Anumāna (inference); the Pratyabhijñāna (recognition) of an object inferred on the basis of the identity of the presented datum with past-the already known middle term; for example-To infer rainfall seeing the heavy clouds in the sky. pūrvopalabdhenaiva lingeņa nāņakaranam. (Anu 519 Cū p. 75) Pūrvavid (Tavā 9.37) See-Pūrvadhara. Pūrvapaścātsamstava A type of Utpādana Doşa (the blemish pertaining to the ways adopted in obtaining bhikṣā (accepting food etc. by going to houses for collecting them in conformity with the canonical instruction)) by an ascetic); the bhikṣā received by the ascetic through revealing acquaintance of his parental side or his in-laws' side with the giver. purvasamstavam janani-janakādidvāreņa pascätsamstavam svasrūśvasurädidvärenätma-paravayo'nurūpam sambandham bhikṣārtham ghatayatah pūrvapaścātsamstavapindah. (Yośā 1.38 Vr p. 135) Pūrvānga A macro-time-unit; the period of eighty-four lakh (84,000,00) years. caurāsiim vāsasayasahassāim se ege puvvamge. (Anu 417) icchiyamāņeņa guna paņasunnam caurāsitigunitam vā. kāūna tattivārā puvvamgādīņa muna samkham.. puvvamge parimāņam pana sunnā caurāsiti ya. (AnuCū p. 37) Pūrvānupūrvi A type of Aupanidhiki Dravyānupürvi; counting in the right order-to start the counting from the first (or beginning). prathamātprabhịti ānupūrvi anukramah paripäți pūrvānupūrvi. (Anu 147 HäVrp.41) Pūrvaratapūrvakriditaviratisamiti

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