Book Title: Jaina Philosophy
Author(s): Mohanlal Mehta
Publisher: Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan

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________________ 294 JAINA PHILOSOPHY: AN INTRODUCTION Mati Intelligence, intellect; Manoyoga Mental activity. determination, decision. Maraṇāśamsä To wish for Matijñāna Sensory-cum- death. mental knowledge. Matijñānāvarana A kind of joining of bones. karma obscuring Matijñāna. Madhukari Begging of alms. Madhyaloka Middle world. Madhvasrava One possessed of sweet speech like honey. Markaṭabandha A weak Matyajñāna Wrong sensory knowledge. Madhukaravṛtti Begging Mahattarā. food like a bee. Manogupti Mental control. Manojña An ascetic of high reputation. Manojñāna Manaḥparyayajñāna. Manoduspraṇidhāna Improper mental act. Jain Education International Mahattara A chief monk. Mahattara A chief nun. Mahattarikā Same Manaḥparyayajñāna Mahāśilākaṇṭaka A battle in which a pebble becomes a huge Telepathy, direct knowledge of mental modes. stone. Manaḥparyayajñānāvaraṇa Mahāskandha The biggest Telepathy-obscuring karma. physical aggregate. Mātṛgrāma Women. Manaḥparyavajñāna Identical with Manaḥparyayajñāna. Manas Mind. Madhyasthya Indifference. Māna Pride; a means of Manuṣyagati The human measurement; a means of state of existence. knowledge; honour, respect. Māyā Deceit. Māyāmṛṣā Falsehood together with deceit. Same as Māraṇāntika To be done when death approaches. Mārgaṇatā Same as Mārgaṇā. Märgaṇā Searching. as Maharși A Tirthankara. Mahāvrata A great vow, a complete vow. Mahāvratin An ascetic who observes great vows. For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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