Terminology of Jainism

Author(s): Dinesh Vora
Publisher: Dinesh Vora

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Grantho
Grasa Grevaayaka Grhirartha Griddha
Grihastha
Gruhasth aashrama
Gruhit mithyaatva Guna
Guna guni
Guna paryaaya Guna pramaana Guna vraddhi
Guna vrata Gunaakaara
Gunaanka
Gunahani Gunapratyayika
Gunas
Gunasthaana Gunavrata
Guni
Gunja
Gunottara sreni
Knot
Mouthful intake equal to 1000 rice grains High heaven
Salvation path-acceptor
Greed
Layman; Householder; Family man
Family life; The second of four stages that a Jain shravak and shravika are recommended to pass through in his or her lifetime
Acquired wrong belief from the instruction of others.
Attribute; Quality; Opposite of faults i.e. doshha Soul as substance and its attributes
Merit-acquired
Measure for attributes; Attributable measure
Increasing series
Reinforcing vow; Qualifying vows; Supporting vows Multiplier
Multiplier
Decreasing series
Something happening because of internal virtues Attribute or attributes of a substance; Intrinsic or natural Quality; Property; Virtue; Opposite of faults
The fourteen stages of purification and spiritual development. Three vows that enhance the five anuvrats; Retraints that reinforce the practice of anuvratas
Substance with attributes, virtuous
A measure; 1/8 masa Geometrical progression
TERMINOLOGY OF JAINISM BY DINESH VORA
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