Trishasti Shalaka Purusa Caritra Part 1

Author(s): Hemchandracharya, Helen M Johnson
Publisher: Oriental Research Institute Vadodra

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vidrava, m. 3. 500, downpour.
vidhyā, 1. 320, go out; 6. 552, caus., to extinguish. Pischel, para. 326.
vinat, 1. 829, caus., to make play a rôle.
vinila, adj. 6. 322, dark-blue, blue, L.
vibhangajñāna, n. 3. 619, wrong clairvoyant knowledge (Jain).
viraletara, adj. 2. 360, thick, dense, close, L.
viśrāṇaka, adj. 2. 328, bestowing, giving.
viśrāmaṇā, f. 1. 889, causing to rest, by shampooing, etc.,
PH.
visadṛś, adj. 1. 359, dissimilar, L.
visphoța, m. 4. 126, scattering.
vismāraṇa, n. 6. 84, the causing to forget.
vicāra, m. 3. 392-vicara, passing from one subject to another in meditation (Jain).
veņi, f. 6. 158, stream, current, L.
vedaka, n. 3. 605, a division of right-belief. vedaniya, 2. 882, feeling-karma, the second karma. vedikā, f. 1. 31, the wall around Jambudvipa.
vedya, n. 3. 599=vedaka.
veladhara, m. 4. 186, guardian of the coast. vaikriya, adj. 4. 258, made by magic power. vaikriyasamudghāta, m. 2. 476, magic transformation.
See n. 157.
vaiyāvṛttya, n. 1. 199, service. See n. 123.
vaisakhasthānaka, 4. 467, a position in shooting with one foot advanced.
vaihāsika, m. 2. 877, a comic actor, buffoon, L.
śakrastava, m. 2. 601, a stereotyped hymn of praise to the Arhats (Jain).
śacinātha, m. 3. 81-°pati, Indra.
śatanga, n. 5. 423, chariot, L.
satrav, nom. 5. 337, to be hostile. śākapaṇikā, f. 1. 565, a handful of vegetables, Anekārthasangraha 160.