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JAINA PHILOSOPHY : AN INTRODUCTION
Jñānāvaraņiya Same as . austerity. Jñānāvarana.
Tapasvin One who practises Jñānin A person possessed of penance; an ascetic. right knowledge.
Tamaskāya A column of Jñānopayoga Determinate darkness. cognition.
Tarka Inductive reasoning. Jyotişka A stellar god.
Taskaraprayoga Encouraging T
a thief. Tata Sound produced from Tāpasa An ascetic. leather covered musical Tikta Pungent taste.. instruments.
Tintiņika Grumbling at not Tattva Reality or truth; a real; being able to get food etc. essence; an essential thing; Tirvak Identical with substance.
Tiryanca. Tattvajñāna Knowledge of Tirvagdik The transverse the truth.
direction. Tattvaruci Predilection for Tirvagloka The middle world. the truth.
Tiryanca An animal or a subTattvärtha A real object; anh
a human being; a plant, an earthessential thing; a substance.
bodied being, a water-bodied
hodi Tathākāra Assent. .
being, a fire-bodied being and Tathāgata Free from an air-bodied being. reincarnation, emancipated. Tirtha An order of monks, Tathāgatipariņāma That nuns, laymen and laywomen; a being the natural state of ford; a holy place; a creed. motion.
Tirthańkara A founder of the Tanuvāta The atmosphere of four-fold order; a ford-maker. thin air.
Tirthařkaranāman A kind of Tanuvātavalaya The circular body-making karma by the rise atmosphere of thin air. of which a soul takes birth as a Tapas Apenance, an Tirthankara.
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