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JAINA PHILOSOPHY : AN INTRODUCTION
Graha Receiving.
Cakravartin The sovereign Grahaņa Same as Graha. king of a country. Glāna An ailing ascetic.
Cakrin Same as Cakravartin. Gh
Cakșurindriya The sense of Ghațīmātraka A small signt, the
sight, the eye, the visual organ. earthen pot.
Cakşurdarśana Visual Ghana Sound produced from
apprehension. metallic instruments.
Cakşurdarśanāvaraña A kind Ghanavāta Dense air.
of karma obscuring visual
apprehension. Ghanavātavalaya Circular
Caturanta The world. dense air.
Caturindriya A four-sensed Ghanodadhi An ocean with
being, a being with four senses, dense water.
viz., touch, taste, smell and Ghanodadhivalaya A circular
sight. ocean with dense water.
Caturthabhakta A fast. Ghāta Killing, destruction; Caturviņśatistava A hymn hell.
dedicated to the twenty-four Ghātikarman An obstructive Tirthankaras. karma, karma which obstructs
Candrakavedhya Piercing the any of the fundamental
eye of a rotating doll with an qualities of a soul.
arrow. Ghātin Obstructive,
Candrapratimā A sort of obscuring
penance in which one morsel of Ghrâna Identical with food is increased on every day Ghrāņendriya
in the bright half and decreased Ghrāņendriya The organ of similarly in the dark half of the smell, the nose, the olfactory month. sense-organ.
Cayopacayika Subject to
decrease and increase. Cakradhara Identical with Cara A mobile being. Cakravartin.
Carana Ascetic conduct,
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