Jaina Paribhashik Shabdakosh

SR No.: 016117
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Vishrutvibhashreeji, Mahendramuni
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati
Publication Year: 2009
Total Pages: 414
Language: English
Classification: Dictionary & Dictionary
File Size: 12 MB

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142:jīvapradeso jīvābhyupagamato vidyate yeşām te tathā, caramapradesajīvaprarūpiņaḥ.
(Stha 7.140 Vr Pa 389)
Jaina Pāribhāṣika Sabdakosa vam bhanatyetādrśametaditi yatsā 'jivaveyaraniā'jivaveyāraniyā va'tti. (Sthā 2.31 Vr Pa 39)
Jivaprādoșiki Kriyā A type of Prādoșiki Kriyā (jealousy-based urge); the malicious activity due to the feeling of jealousy towards any person. jive pradveşājjivaprādveșiki. (Stha 2.9 Vr Pa 38)
Jivabhāva Defining characteristic of the Jiva (soul)Jivatva-The mode of the soul as living being, Caitanya (consciousness or sentience). jive nam sautthāne.....spurisakkāra-parakkame āyabhāveņam jivabhāvam uvadamsatiti vattavvam siyā.. jivabhāvam ti jīvatvam caitanyam.
(Bhaga 2.136 Vy) Jivamadhyapradeśa The central Pradeśas (the indivisible units of the substance) of the Jiva (soul)-A special structure of eight Pradeśas in the centre of the innumerable Pradeśas of the Jiva; this is called Rucaka Pradeśa. tatthanam je se aņādie apajjavasie se nam atthanham jxoamajjhapaesẵnam. (Bhaga 8.354) See-Madhyapradesa.
Jivasāmantopanipātiki Kriyā A type of Sāmantopanipātiki Kriyā (urge of rejoicing, caused by the applause from the multitude); the activity of rejoicing, caused by the appaluse from the multitude regarding the animate objects, owned by oneself. kasyāpi şando rūpavānasti tam ca jano yatha yathā pralokayati prasamsayati ca tathā tathā tatsvāmi hrsyatiti jīvasāmantopanipātiki.
(Sthā 2.25 Vr Pa 39) Jivasthāna Classification of the Jiva (soul) into fourteen states on the basis of the graded purity of the soul with respect to the cessation of Karma. kammavisohimagganam paducca cauddasa jīvatthāņā pannattā.
(Sama 14.5) See-Gunasthāna.
Jivavipākini Those Karma-prakrities (types of Karma) which are responsible for yielding their effect only in the Jiva (soul) itself; not anywhere else, i.e., not in the body; e.g., Jñānāvaraṇīya (knowledgeveiling), Darsanāvaraniya (intuition-veiling) etc.. jīve jivagate jñānādilaksane svarūpe vipäkastadanugrahopaghātādisampādanäbhimukhyalakșano yāsām tāh jivavipākinyaḥ. (KaPra p.36)
Jivasprşțijā Kriyā A type of Sprstijā Kriyā (tactile urge); the activity involving attachment and a version to the (agreeable and disagreeable) touches of animate objects. jīvamajivam vā rāgadveşāblajām prcchatah sprsato vā yā sā jivaprstikā jīvasprstikā vā.
(Stha 2.27 Vr Pa 39) Jīvasvāhastiki Kriyā A type of Svāhastiki Kriyā (urge for doing anything with one's own hand by oneself): the activity involving killing of other living being with the living being which is in one's own hand. svahastagļhitena jīvena jivam mārayati säjivasvāhastiki.
(Stha 2.27 V? Pa 39)
Jivavaidāriņikā Kriyā A type of Vaidāraṇikā Kriyā (disclousure-based urge); the Kriyā (of divulging the secret (despicable) deeds of other Jivas (living beings). (Stha 2.31) vidārayati-sphoțayatiti, athavā jīvamajivam vā" samānabhāşeşu vikrinati sati dvaibhäşiko vicārayati pariyacchāveitti bhanitam hoti, athavā jīvam-puruşam vitārayati-pratārayati vañcayatityarthah, asadgunairetādrśaḥ tādrsastvamiti, puruşādivipratāranabuddhyaiva, vā'ji
Jivājīvābhigama Name of the third Upānga (auxiliary canonical work). A kind of Utkālika Sruta (a category of Agamas (canonical works), which is allowed to be studied at all time barring the akāla prahara (i.e., the period in which the study of Agamas is prohibited)); it contains dicussion on Jiva (soul), Ajiva (non-soul), and their classification. (Nandi 77) jīvājīvābhigame duvihe pannatte, tam jahā---jīvābhigame ya ajīvābhigame ya.. (Jivā 1.2)