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Vacana: |
Statement |
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Vacya-vacaka-bhava: |
Relationship of the
word and its meaning |
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Vada: |
Legitimate discourse |
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Vadara Nigoda Shunya-Vargana: |
Gross common-body-indiffrent-molecule |
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Vadara Nigoda-Vargana: |
Gross
common-body-molecule |
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Vadin: |
Proponent |
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Vaggupti: |
Preservation of
speech. |
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Vaidriyika: |
fluid. |
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Vaikalika: |
[Texts studied]
beyond the prescribed hours |
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Vaikriyika: |
Fluid |
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Fluid,the body of
hellish and celestial beings, which they can change at will. |
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Vaikriyika-mishra: |
Fluid with karmic. |
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Vainayika-mithyatva: |
Mithyatva due to
indiscriminate openmindedness |
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Vaineyika: |
Religion is
identical with veneration of parents, king, etc., e.g., Confucianism. |
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Vairagya: |
Aversion leading to
renunciation |
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The non-attachment
to sense pleasures. |
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Vaisya: |
A member of the
merchant caste |
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Vaivahiki-kriya: |
The wedding ceremony |
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Vaiyavrittya-karana: |
Serving the
meritorious.. |
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Vaiyavritya: |
Service of the
saints or worthy people--internal austerity. |
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Vaiyavrttya: |
Respectful service |
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Vajra Diamond: |
Adamantine |
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Vajra-naracha-Samhanana: |
Adamantine, joints
and bones. |
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Vajra-rishabha-aracha-Samhanana: |
Adamantine, nerves,
joints and bones. |
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Vakprayoga: |
Statement |
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Vakya: |
Sentence |
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Valaya: |
Layer of teh
atmosphere |
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Vamana: |
Dwarf. |
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Vanaspati-kaya: |
Plant beings |
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Vanavasi: |
Forest dweller |
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Vandana: |
Reverent salutation |
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Vang: |
Movement by speech |
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Vardhamana (Avadhi): |
Augmenting |
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Varna: |
Caste hierarchy/
class; color; a quality of matter |
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Color. |
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Letters |
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Varna-vyavastha: |
Class/ caste system |
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Varnalabha: |
Ritual celebrating
the establishment of a new household by a married son |
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Varsa: |
Continent |
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Varuni-dharana: |
A process of
meditational "cleansing," accompanied with the water element. |
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Vasana: |
Memory impression |
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Trace |
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Vastu: |
Real |
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Vastutva: |
capacity by which a
substance has a fuction. |
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Functionality |
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Vatsalya: |
Disinterested
affection |
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Tender affection for
one's brother on the path of Liberation. |
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Vayu-kayika: |
Air-bodies |
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Veda: |
Sex-consciousness |
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Sexual feelings |
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Vedaka-samyaktva: |
A synonym for
ksayopasamika-samyaktva |
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Vedaniya: |
Feeling Karma |
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Vedaniya-karma: |
Karma responsible
for mundane experience of pain and pleasure |
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Vibhava: |
Defiled; impure |
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Vibhu: |
All-pervasive |
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Vicara: |
Shifting attention
from one mode to another |
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Vidarana-kriya: |
Proclaiming other's
sins. |
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Vidhana: |
Ritual |
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Vidhi: |
Positively |
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Vidhi-sadhaka (Hetu): |
Positive, which
proves something positive |
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Vidhikalpana: |
Positive aspect |
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Vidhirupa (Hetu): |
Positive |
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Vidya: |
The arts |
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Vigraha-gati: |
Movement of a soul
to its new destiny |
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Vihayogati: |
Movement; capacity
of moving in space. |
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Vijigisu: |
Who wants victory |
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Vikala-pratyaksa: |
Partial perception |
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Vikaladesa: |
Partial reference |
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Vikalpa: |
Idea |
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Vikalpa-prasiddhatva: |
Optional |
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Vikalpa-siddha: |
Optionally proved |
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Vikalpagamya: |
Optional knowledge |
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Vikalpatmika: |
Optional only |
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Vikrti: |
Defiled modification |
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Vimochitavasa: |
Residence in a
deserted place. |
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Vinaya: |
Reverence to the
elders Reverence--internal austerity. |
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Veneration.
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Vinaya-sampannata: |
Reverence for means
of Liberation and for those who follow them. |
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Vipaka: |
Karmic retribution |
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Vipakavicaya: |
Meditation on karmic
fruition |
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Vipaksa: |
Heterologous |
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Vipaksabadhaka-pramana: |
Proof which
obstructs the opponent's view |
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Vipaksasattva: |
Presence in
heterologous cases |
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Viparita: |
Contradictory |
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Perverse belief,
e.g., animal sacrifices lead to heaven. |
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Viparita-mithatva: |
Perverted or
incorrect view |
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Viparitaropa: |
Contrary imposition |
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Viparyaya: |
Error |
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Vipulamati: |
Ample intelligence |
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Vira-nirvana: |
Beginning of the
Jaina era; death [anniversary] of Mahavira |
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Virodha: |
Contradiction |
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Virodhi-himsa: |
Injury generated by
standing in |
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Virodhi-himsa: |
opposition to an
enemy |
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Virodhi-sanka: |
Doubt of the
opponent |
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Viruddha: |
Contradictory |
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Viruddha sahacaranupalambha: |
Non-availability of
the concomitant contradictory to the probandum |
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Viruddha-dharmadhyasa: |
Which imposes the
opposite quality |
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Viruddha-karyanupalambha: |
Non-availability of
the effect contradictory to the probandum |
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Viruddha-svabhavanupalambha: |
Non-availability of
the nature contradictory to the probandum |
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Viruddha-vyapakanupalambha: |
Non-availability of
the determinant concomitant contradictory to the probandum |
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Viruddhakarananupalambha: |
Non-availability of
the cause contradictory to the probandum |
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Viruddhanupalabdhi: |
Non-availability of
the contradictory |
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Viruddhopalabdhi: |
Availability of the
contradictory |
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Virya: |
Energy |
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Virya Antaraya: |
obstructive of power
of exercise of one's capacities. |
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Viryantaraya: |
Energy-obstruction |
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Visadrsa: |
Dissimilar |
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Visamvada: |
Wrangling, etc.,
wrong-belief, envy, back-biting, self-praise, censuring others, etc., and
causes a bad-body-making karma. |
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Visani: |
An animal possessed
of horns |
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Visesa-darsana: |
Particular
observation |
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Visesavamarsa: |
Inference of the
particular |
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Vishesha-guna: |
Special Attributes |
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Visistapratyaksa: |
Qualified direct
perception |
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Visuddhi: |
Purity |
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Vitaraga: |
Free from passion;
an epithet for an arhat |
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Vivaksa: |
Aspect emphasized by
a speaker |
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Vivarta: |
Mode |
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Vivartavada: |
The theory of
illusory causation in monistic Vedanta |
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Vivikta-sayyasana: |
Solitary place of
rest |
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Vivikta-shayyasana: |
Sitting and sleeping
in a lonely place, devoid of animate beings--external austerity. |
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Vrata: |
Restraint |
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Vow. |
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Vrata-pratima: |
The second stage
where a layman assumes the anuvratas |
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Vratyanukampa: |
Compassion for the
vowers. |
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Vrishyeshta rasa-tyaga: |
Renouncing of
exciting and aphrodisiac food or drinks. |
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Vritti-parisankhyana: |
Taking a mental vow
to accept food from a house-holder, only if a certain dition is fulfilled,
without letting anyone know about the vow--external austerity. |
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Vrtti: |
Subcommentary |
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Vrtti-parisamkhyana: |
Limiting the extent
of one's begging rounds |
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Vyabhicara: |
Contradiction |
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Vyabhicarin: |
One who contradicts |
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Vyanjana: |
That which manifests |
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Vyanjana (Aksarasruta): |
Consonant |
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Vyanjanaksara (Sruta): |
Alphabet |
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Vyanjanaparyaya: |
Manifest modes |
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Vyanjanavagraha (Mati): |
Contact-awareness |
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Vyantaravasi: |
The peripatetic gods |
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Vyapaka: |
Determinant
concomitant |
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Vyapakanupalabdhi: |
Non-av of the
determinant concomitant |
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Vyapti: |
Necessary
concomitance |
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Vyaptigraha: |
Cognition of the
concomitance |
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Vyaptigrahana: |
Cognition of the
concomitance |
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Vyaptijnana: |
Knowledge of
necessary concomitance |
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Vyapya: |
Determinate
concomitant |
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Vyapya (Hetu): |
Determinate
concomitant |
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Vyapyopalabdhi: |
Availability of
concomitant |
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Vyatikrama: |
Disturbed order |
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Vyatireka: |
Disagreement |
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Vyatireka-dharma: |
Disagreement |
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Vyavahara: |
Convention;
appropriate proceedings Practical |
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Vyavahara (Naya): |
Empirical |
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Vyavaharabhasa: |
False empirical
point of view |
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Vyavaharika: |
Empirical |
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Vyavasayin: |
Definitive |
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Vyaya: |
Decay |
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Goes out of
existance. |
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Loss; disappearance |
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Vyuparatakriya-anivartin: |
Absolute nonmotion |
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Vyutpattinimitta: |
Etymological |
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Vyutsarga: |
Giving up attachment
to the body, etc.--internal austerity. |
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Renunciation of
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