Jinamanjari 1999 09 No 20

Author(s): Jinamanjari
Publisher: Canada Bramhi Jain Society Publication

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REFERENCES
1. Jaina canonical knowledge is disseminated by Lord Mahăvira to his principal disciples (ganadharăs) in the twelve Angās. The twelfth anga - Drutivada is divided into five chapters, the fourth being Pūrvagata which comprises fourteen pūrvas. Agrāyani, the second pūrva, comprises seven hundred sunaya (logical) and durmaya (illogical) standpoints, knowledge of şadravya (six substances, seven tattvas (fundamental verities), and nine padārthås (categories of existence) - Aştapāhuda, Commentary by Chābrà Jaicandra, KKDJTS Trust, Jaipur, 1994 ed. 2. Ibid., p.43. 3. Náyädahammakahănga, 5.
Glossary of Prakrit Words Adatta Not given; Ajivadavvē Insentient Life; Amanunn Attachment; Anpanana Ignorance, Anumaņa Refraining from household activities; Bambhărarb Celibacy; Bhoha Learn; Teach; Carittarn Conduct; mannerism; Darsapa Intuition; perception Dosē Flaw; imperfection; Esana Alms; Heum Activity targeted; Gutti Restraint Iriyā Walking; Mana Psychical; Manunn Revulsion; Ņānam Knowledge Ņikkarkiya No desire; Ņirāyärarn Possessionless; Nissarkiya Doubtless Ņivvāņa; Definitely; certainly; Panca Five; Paryåyå Mode; synonym for bhāva Posaha Type of fasting; Raya Passion; attachment; Sajivadavvė Sentient Life Sammam, sammatta Right; righteous; proper; correct; Sarnmattacarapa carittarn Right Knowledge, a constituent of triratna doctrine in Jainism; Samidis Selfregulation; Sarnkåyi Doubt; Sārnāyiya Equanimity; meditation on the self; Samvaro Spiritual Person; Sīla Conduct; Udditta Renounce; Vachhalla Passion; Vaya Speaking
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