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Jaina Pāribhāșika Sabdakosa
-386:hāsyam hasanam-mohodbhavah parihāsastatparinato hyayamātmā parihasan pareņa sārdhamalikamapi brūyāt, tasya parijihirşayā ca häsyapratyākhyānambhyupeyam. (Tavä 7.3 Vr) hāsam na seviyavvam.....evam monena bhāvio bhavai amtarappa.
(Praśna 7.21)
Hinapreşaņa One who disobeys the Ācārya (preceptor); he who renders the command of the Acārya powerless under the pretext of (circumstances like) place, time etc.. hiņapesanam ņāma jo ya pesanattamāyariehim dinnam tam desakālādihim hinam kareti tti hinapesane.
(Da 9.2.22 JiCū p. 317)
Himsā To deprive any Jiva (living being) of its Pränas (vital energies) through remiss activity. pramattayogāt prāņavyaparopaņam himsā.
(Ta Si 7.13)
Hinākşara A kind of Aticāra (partial transgression) of the discipline of knowledge, in which the leamer arbitrarily omits letters from the text while he is pronouncing it. (Ava 4.8)
Himsādanda A kind of Kriyā (urge); to indulge in activity involving violence instigated by vengeance, defense and apprehension. annam vā ammiyam vā himsimsu vā limsamti vā himsissamti vā tam damdam....himsādamdavattie tti āhie.
(Sutra 2.2.5)
Hiyamāna Avadhijñāna A type of Avadhijiāna (clairvoyance); after origination, it wanes on account of the anguished Parināma (1) (to undergo transformation from one state to another one). hāyamānayam ohinānam-appasatthehim ajihavasānatthanchim vattamānassa vattamānacarittassa, samkilissamānassa samkilissamanacarittassa savvao samaitā ohi parihāyai.
(Nandi 19)
Himsānubandhi A type of Raudra Dhyāna (concentration due to anger), in which there is an incessant and recurrent (concentration) on Himsā (injuring or killing the living beings). 'himsānubamdhi....himsām--sattvānāni vadhabandhanādibhih prakāraih pidāmanubadhmätisatatapravrttam karotityevamsilam yatpranidhānam himsānubandho vā yatrasti taddhimsanubandhi raudradhyāna. (Sthā 4.63 Vr Pa 178)
Hunda A vessel which is characterized by defaults, that is, it is uneven-at some place deepened, at other place raised; such vessel is likely to violate conduct, and hence, it is not appropriate to keep
Himsrapradāna A kind of Anarthadanda (violent activity indulged in wantonly on account of Pramāda (5) (deluded consciousness); to supply deadly weapons etc. to others. himsram-himsākāri sastrādi tatpradānampareşām samarpaņam. (UP71.30 Vr Pa 9)
apalaksanopetamucyate-hunda' kvacinnimnam kvacidunnatamattadadharaniyam.....
(ONiVr Pa 211) humde carittabhedo.....
(ONi 688)
Himavān Varsadhara See-Ksudrahimavān, Varşadhara.
Hundaka Samsthāna The sixth type of Samsthāna (2) (bodily configuration) (which is the worst of all); entirely asymmetrical body. yatra pādādyavayavā yathoktapramāņavisamvadinah prāyastaddlundakasamsthānam.
(ToBlia 8.12 Vr) Hundāvasarpiņi That time period of a particular Avasarpini (kāla) (descending half of the time-wheel) which is maximally full of miseries such period comes after an innumerable number of Avasarpiņi and Utsarpini (ascending half of the time-wheel)
Hiranyasuvarnapramāṇātikrama An Aticāra (partial transgression of the Icchaparimāņa Vrata (the fifth vow of the lay follower); to transgress the accepted limit of gold, silver etc. either inadvertently or due to over-greediness.
(upă 1.36)
