Jaina Paribhashik Shabdakosh

Author(s): Vishrutvibhashreeji, Mahendramuni
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati

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Jaina Paribhasika Sabdakosa
Arpana
See-Arpita.
Arpita
While undertaking the description of the Dravya (substance), possessed of an infinite number of attributes, to take cognizance of a particular Dharma (attribute).
(Bhiksu 4.7)
anekātmakasya vastunah prayojanavaśāt yasya kasyaciddharmasya vivikṣaya präpitapradhanyamarthanipamarpitamupanitam. (TaVa5.32)
Arpitanarpita
A kind of Dravyanuyoga (ontological exposition);
exposition of the Dravya (substance) with respect to principal and subsidiary attributes. 'appiyayappie' tti dravyam hyarpitam-visesitam yatha jivadravyam, kimvidham? samsariti, samsaryapi trasarüpam trasarupamapi pañcendriyan tadapi nararüpamityadi, anarpitam-avisesitameva, yatha jivadravyamiti, tatascarpitam ca tadanarppitam cetyarppitam cetyarppitanarppitam dravyam bhavatiti dravyamyogah. (Stha 10.46 Vr Pa 456)
Arhat
1. Tirthankara (ford-founder). The founder of Pravacana (Tirtha)-who propounds the artha (i.e., the basic Truth).
tittham cauvano samgho, so padhamae samosa
rane.
uppanne a finaṇam virajinimdassa bianmi.. (Avani 265) (AvaNi 92)
attham bhasai arahā.
2. That knowledgable person whose consciousness quâ super-sensory knowledge has been developed;
a person who has attained Atindriyajñāna, Le... Avadhijñana (clairvoyance). Manahparyavajñāna (mind-reading) or Kevalajñāna (omniscience). tao araha pannatta, tam jaha-ohiṇāṇaarahā, maṇapajjavaṇāṇaarahā, kevalaṇāṇaarahā. (Stha 3.514)
Alamkarikasabhä
That adornment chamber, where the Indra (the king of the gods) adorns himself. alamkarika yasyamalamkriyate.
(Stha 5.235 Vr Pa 334)
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Alamastu
Kevali (the omniscient soul) who has reached the pinnacle of knowledge; for him, nothing more remains is to be known.
uppamananadamsaṇadhare araha jine kevali, alamatthu tti vattavvam siya.. (Bhaga 1.209) 'alamatthu tt.......alamastu paryāptam bhavatu, natah param kiйcid jäänäntaram präptavyamastyästiti. (Bhaga 1.209 Vr)
Alabha Pariṣaha
A type of Parişaha (hardship):
to forbear the hardship in monastic life due to unavaibility of a desired object; on such occasion, the ascetic should not feel melancholy but endure the situation boldly with equanimity. paresu ghasamesejja bhoyane parinitthie. laddhe pimde aladdhe va nanutappejja samjae.. ajjevaham na labbhami avi läbho sue siya. jo evam padisinvikkhe alabho tam na tajjae... (U 2.30, 31)
Aloka
Supracosmic space-That part of space, where there exists no other substance such as Dharmastikaya (fundamental substance quâ medium of motion) etc., except space. ....ajivadesamägäse, aloe se viyahie.. (U36.2) sesadravjasúnyamākāśamalokaḥ. (Jaisid! 1.13)
Alokākāśasreni
A row of the space-units of the Alokākāśa (supra-cosmic space):
the east-west oblong, south-north oblong and upward-downward oblong-rows of space-units are infinite with respect to the substance (i.e., number of entities).
alogagasaseḍhio nam bhamte! davvaṭṭhayde kim samkhejjão? asamkhejjão? anamtão? goyama! no samkhejjão, no asamkhejjão, aṇamtão.
evam paiņapadinayatão vi. evam dahinuttarayatão vi. uddhamahāyatão vi. (Bhaga 25.77)
Alobha
A kind of Yogasangraha
observance of greedlessness in conduct. 'alobhe ya' tti alobhata vidheya.
(Sama 32.1 Vr Pa 55)