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238
pāriņāmikī buddhi (intellect acquired with the maturity of age; one of the four types of intellect, 182)
paryaya (change, mode, state), 73, 140, 165, 162
artha-,
(intrinsic
mode),
see arthaparyāya
sva bhāva-, (self-interaction), 102
vibhāva-, (interaction with another), 102
vyañjana-, (extrinsic
mode),
(see
vyanjana-paryāya)
paryayarthika naya (one of the two main aspects of studying an object from the modification pointof-view (also dravyarthika naya), 111
see
102
prabha (lustre), 90, 167
pradeśa (part or portion), 95, 175, 185
pradeśa vatva (extension in space; one of the six universal qualities), 80,83
prameyatva (objectivity; one of the six universal qualities), 80, 82-83
pratara (separation layer by layer), 92
prathama
agrā hya
(vargaṇā) (a group of material atoms not as
Microcosmology: Atom
sociable with the soul), 119
pratighātī (hindered by external forces), 130 prayoga-parinata (transforma-tion of matter by living organisms), 112 prayogika (anything produced by effort of a living being; see also vaisrasika), 89
pud see put pudgala
attributes of -, 85,153
ff
characterization of,85, 154 characteristic
at
tributes of-, 87,
147, 154 classification of -, 110,
119
compress bility of -, 161 definitions of-, 85, 150, 153
fills the entire universe 107
-
general properties of -, 94, 109, 169 ff interacts
—
-
with
psychic order of ex
istence 108
is a substance 96
is a real 96
is an astikāya 95
is
eternal/in
destruc-tible 96
