Book Title: Temples of Kumbhariya
Author(s): M A Dhaky, U S Moorty
Publisher: L D Indology Ahmedabad

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________________ Reference Glossary: Art & Architectural Terms Adhināyaka alamkāra-devatā principal deity divine figure(s) [including iconologically meaningful pantheonic divinities] generally associated as an exterior decoration, usually on the temple's or hall's wall alinda aisle Anekāņdaka anga multi-spired/multi-turreted (Nāgara śikhara) principal horizontal/vertical division of the temple plan such as bhadra, pratiratha, karņa etc. anda andaka antarāla antarapatta spirelet in the constitution of Sekharī temple space in front of sanctum door; vestibule recess between major mouldings, generally between kalasa and kapotapālī in pītha; inserted also between two courses of kapotapālī in varandikā/prahāra below the sikhara; often showing kuñjarākṣa pattern as its decoration, especially in Mahā-Gurjara buildings antaraśākhā innermost jamb of doorframe apsaras apsarā ardhacandra ardhapadma ardharatna ardhathakāra divine nymph; surasundarī; devānganā moon-stone; semi-circular step before the sanctum doorway half-lotus (decorative motif) split-diamond (decorative motif) split-gavākṣa (decorative motif) Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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