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Jaina Pāribhāșika Sabdakosa
282:See-Yaugalika.
cattari jummā pannattā, tam jaha---kadajumme, teyoe, dāvarajumme, kalioe. (Stha 4.364)
Yugasamvatsara A type of Samvatsara (year); five Samvatsaras make one Yugasamvatsara. It includes three lunar Sainvatsaras and two augmented Samvatsaras (due to one extra month in a year). jugasamvacchare pamcavihe pannatte, tam jaha-camde, camde, abhivaddhite, camde, abhivaddhite ceva.
(Stha 5.211) yugam pañcasamvatsaram. (AvaHaV1 p. 172) See-Pramāṇasamvatsara, Laksanasamvatsara.
Yükā An unit of linear measure; 8 Likşā (tiny lice) = 1 Yükā (louse). ....attha bharaheravayānam inamissänam vālaggä sä egā likkhā, attha likkhão să ega jiya, attha jūyão se ege javamajjhe, attha javamajjhā se ege ussehamgule..
(Am 399) See-Bālāgra.
Yugāntakarabhūmi The bhūmi-the time-period, during which the attainment of liberation continues is Antakara-bhūmi; that Antakarabhūmi, which continues for a Yuga is called Yugāntakarabhūmi (or Puruşantakarabhūmi), where the Yuga means the number of generation in a continuous tradition of Guru-disciple-disciple's disciple and so on. For example, the Yugāntakarabhūmi continued up to twentieth puruşayuga, i.e., the twentieth generation of disciple after Arhat Malli (who was the 19th Tirtharkara (ford--founder)).
(na 1.8.233 Vr Pa 161) amtakarabhūmi tti....bhūmi-kālo, so duvidhopurisamtakarakālo ya pariyāyamtakarakālo ya. jāva ajjajambuņāmo tāva sivapaho, esa jugamtakarakālo....tatie purisajuge jugamtakarabhumi.
(DasāCū Pa 65) See-Paryāyāntakarabhtīmi.
Yoga 1. Samādhi (1)—That mental concentration, through which performances of specific hiravadya activity (free from sin) can be undertaken. niravadyasya kriyāvišeşasıānusthānam sa yogah samādhih, samyakpranidhānamityarthaḥ.
(Tavā 6.12) 2. Threefold activity of mind, speech and body-The subtle vibrations of the soul-units related with mind, speech and body. It is the Parināma (1) (to undergo transformation from one state to another one) of the soul in the form of the activity of mind, speech and body, affected by the Kşaya (annihilation) or Kşayopasama, (annihilation-cum-subsidence) of the Viryantarāya (Karma, obstructing the spiritual energy) and the Udaya (rise) of Sarira Nāma Karma (a sub-type of the body-making Karma, responsible for the physical phenomena of the body) and association of the Pudgalas (material aggregates) belonging to the Vargaņās (class of material clusters) of body, speech and mind, respectively. jogoņāma kim? manavayanakāyapoggalālambanena jivapadesāņam paripphamdo.
(Dhava Pu 7 p. 17) Vīryjāntarāyakşayakşayopasamasariranāmakarmodayajanyaḥ kāyabhāṣāmanovargaņāpekṣaḥ kāyavānmanahpravrttirupaļ ātmapariņāmaḥ yogo'bhidhiyate.
Jaisidi 4.25 Vr) 3. To do oneself, to make others do, to approve of others' doing ....jogam na karemiccăi sävajjam.. yogain na karomityādi sambadhyate--na karemi, na kāravemi, karamtam pi annamņa samanujāņāmi.
(ViBhā 3529 Vr)
Yugma A mathematical term1. The even numbered amount; e.g., krtayugma (four) and dvāpara (two). 2. The particular amount from which when four is subtracted each time, the remainder may be 4, 3, 2 or 1. (There are four kinds of Yugma
1. Krtayugma -4,8,12 etc. 2. Tryojah -3,7,11 etc. 3. Dvāparayugmah-2, 6, 10 etc.
4. Kalyoja) – 1,5.9 etc.) ....jumma tti iha gaạitaparibhāṣayā samo rāśiryugmamucyate vişamastvojaḥ. .....dvau rāsī yugmaśabdavācyau.
(Bhaga 18.89 Vr) ....catvāro'stau dvādasetyādisamkhyāvän räsih kşullakaḥ kṣtayugmo'bhidhiyate. (Bhaga 31.1 Vr)
Yoga-apramatta 1. One who is self-protected with the three
