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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See Madhyamapada.
2. (The numbers such as) hundred, thousand and the like.
sadam sahassamiccādīņi pamāṇapadaṇāmāņi. (Dhava Pu9 p. 136)
Pramāṇapramäda
A blemish of Pratilekhana (inspection of monastic paraphemalia);
to commit remissness in the prasphoṭana and pramärjana, which are mentioned to be perfor med nine times each.
pramane prasphotädisamkhyālakṣaṇe pramadam. (U 26.22 SaVr Pa 542)
See-Gananopaga.
Pramāṇasamvatsara
A type of samvatsara (year):
the samvatsara which is identified on the basis of the number of days it has; it is of five kindsconstellation-based, lunar, season-based, solar and enlargement-based.
pramaņam parimāṇam divasādinām tenopalakşita.... nakṣatrasamvatsarādiḥ pramāṇasamvatsarah. (Sth 5.212 Vr Pa 327)
Pramāṇāngula
A unit of measurement of length;
that unit of measurement of length, which is equal to one thousand times the measure of 1⁄2 Angula of Bhagavan Mahavira; (if Bhagavan Mahavira's Argula A, then 1 Paramāṇāngula1000 x 500 A).
samanassa bhagavao mahāvirassa addhamgulam, tam sahassaguniyam pamäṇamgulam bhavai. (Anu 408)
Pramāṇātireka Doṣa
Blemish of over-eating-A type of Mandalika Dosa (blemish incurred at the time of eating meals);
to consume such diet which is in more quantity than the prescribed measure, which is taken often and which contains much heavy (to digest) and fatty stuff.
pagamam ca nigamam ca, paṇīyam bhattapana
mahare.
aibahuyam aibahuso, pamāṇadoso muzeyavvo... (PiNi 644)
Pramātā
Jaina Paribhasika Sabdakosa
1. Subject (knower)-The soul which is proved by all Pramanas (valid organs of knowledge) such as Pratyakṣa (direct) (Pramana) and the like.
pramätä pratyakṣādiprasiddha ätmä.
(Pranata 7.55)
2. A limb of ligic (nyāya):
one who is the testifier-one who validitates. Pramätä pariksakal. (Bhiksu 1.2 Vr)
Pramada
1. Remissness-The absence of vigour and enthusiasm in the soul in respect of spirituality on account of the rise of the Mohaniya (deluding) Karma, pertaining to Arati (feeling of ennui in the practice of self-restraint) and the like. aratyädimohodayat adhyatmam prati anutsähal pramādaḥ. (Jaisidi 4.21) 2. Forgetfulness-The forgetfulness in respect of the obligatory performances.
3. Lack of enthusiam-The absence of vigour and enthusiasm in performance of righteous deeds, or non-performance.
4. Indulging in evil acts-Indulging in evil activities of mind, speech and body. pramadah, smrtyanavasthanam, kusaleṣvanādarah, yogaduspranidhanam cetyesa pramadah. (TaBhi 8.1 Vr) 5. Deluded consciousness-The state of soul (consciousness) which is created by the deluded. activity of mind, speech and body. se nam bhamte! pamade kimpavahe? goyama! jogappavahe.
Pramada Asrava
Āśrava quâ Pramāda:
The Parinama (2) (natural transformation) in the form of Pramada (1) (remissness) which becomes the cause of the influx of the Karma-pudgalas (material clusters quà Karma). (Stha 5.109)
Pramädäcarita
A kind of Anarthadanda (violent activity indulged in wantonly on account of remissness): indulging in sinful activity wantonly (on account of Pramada (1) (remissness)), such as felling tree etc., earth-digging, irrigating by water etc... indulging in Vikatha (idle talks), to keep uncovered the containers of oil etc..
evam pramadacaritamapi, navaram pramado, vikathänipo'sthagitatailabhajanadharanadinipo