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| Word | Meaning |
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| Pada | Word |
| Padartha-pratibandha | Indirectly connected with an object |
| Padastha-dhyana | Concentration upon holy chants |
| Padma-lesya | Lotus-pink karmic stain |
| Paduka | Footprint |
| Paindastha-dhyana | Concentration upon certain objects made up of the elements of matter |
| Paksa | Thesis |
| Paksa-sadhya-samsarga | Association of the subject with the probandum |
| Paksa-suddhi | Purification of the thesis |
| Paksabhana | Knowledge of the subject |
| Paksadharmata | Subsistence in the subject |
| Paksadharmatva | Subsistence in the subject |
| Paksadosa | Fallacy in the thesis |
| Paksavacana | Statement of the subject |
| Paksiya sadhya-sadhana-sambandha | Relationship of the probandum and the probane of the subject |
| Pamana-siddha | Proved by definite organ of knowledge |
| Panca-kalyana | The five auspicious events in the life of a Tirthankara; -mahotsava (the celebration of these events) |
| Panca-mahavrata | see also mahavrata |
| Panca-namaskara-mantra | see also namaskara-mantra |
| Panca-rupya | Five characteristics |
| Panchendriya | Five-sensed. |
| Pani-patra | Hand-bowl |
| Papa | Unwholesome karmas |
| Papopadesha | Preaching of sin to others. |
| Para (Samgraha naya) | Ultimate |
| Para prashansa | praising others |
| Para-dravya | The being, location, time, or state, respectively, of other objects |
| Para-pratipatti | Understanding of others |
| Paraghata | Destructive; Possessing a limb or organ fatal to others, as a lion’s claws, etc. |
| Paramanu | Atom |
| Paramatman | The highest [the liberated] soul |
| Paramesthin | The supreme divinity |
| Paramita | Perfection |
| Paraninda | Speaking ill of others. |
| Parartha | For others (eye etc.) |
| Parartha (Anumana) | For others (i.e. syllogistic) |
| Pararthya | Meant for others |
| Parasamaya | The tenants of others |
| Paridevana | Piteous or pathetic moaning to attract compassion. |
| Parigraha | Possession |
| Worldly attachment. | |
| Parigraha-tyaga | Preparatory to the monk’s life. enjoins a gradual giving up of the world and retiring into some very quiet place to acquire the knowledge of truth and ultimately to become fit to be a teacher of the path to Liberation. |
| Parigrahatyaga-pratima | The ninth stage in which a layman abandons the cares of worldly possessions |
| Parihara-vishuddhi | Ideal and passionless conduct. |
| Pariksa | Examination |
| Parinama | Modification |
| Parinami-nitya | Eternal but constantly changing |
| Parinamika | Existence of knowledge |
| Parinamin | Changing |
| Paripurna (Naigama) | Non-distinguished in general |
| Parisaha-jaya | Victory over the afflictions |
| Parishaha | Sufferings. |
| Parishaha-jaya | Sub-dual of sufferings |
| Paritapiki-kriya | Anything which may cause mental pain to oneself or others. |
| Parivrajaka | A non-Jaina mendicant |
| Parmarthika (Pratyaksa) | Transcendental |
| Paroksa | Indirect perception, accomplished through the senses, inference, etc. |
| Non-perceptual | |
| Paroparodhakarana | Residence in a place where one is not likely to be prohibited by others nor where one should be likely to prohibit others. |
| Parsad gunaudbhavana | proclaiming the good qualities of others. |
| Parthivi-dharana | Visualization of certain scenes by means of the earth element |
| Parvan | Jaina holy days |
| Paryapta | rational five-sensed, fully developable soul. |
| Paryapti | Developable; capable of developing the body. |
| Paryaya | Mode |
| Mode; a synonym for bhava |
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| Modification | |
| Modifications | |
| Paryaya | Synonym |
| Paryayarthikabhasa | False point of view of mode |
| Paryayastikanaya | Point of view of the mode |
| Paryusana-parva | A ten-day holy period for fasting during the rainy season |
| Pasavaccijja | Those who follow the discipline of Parsva |
| Patra | Bowl |
| Paudgalika | Material |
| Phaddaga | A chapter of monks |
| Phala | Fruit |
| Resultant | |
| Pinchi | A peacock-feather whiskbroom |
| Pita | Yellow. |
| Pita-lesya | Yellow karmic stain |
| Pitr-loka | World of the Manes |
| Posadhopavasa | The third siksavrata and fourth pratima; fasting on the eighth and fourteenth days of each lunar fortnight |
| Posaha-sala | Fasting hall |
| Prabhavana | Illumination |
| Propagation of the path of Liberation. |
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| Prachala | Drowsiness. |
| Prachala-prachala | Heavy drowsiness. |
| Pradesa | Space-point; amount of karma |
| Pradesha | Quantity |
| pradesha-bandha | The particular number of the molecules actually absorbed. |
| Pradeshatva | Capacity of having some kind of location in space. |
| Spatiality | |
| Pradoshiki-kriya | Tendency to accuse others in anger |
| Prajna | Wisdom |
| Prakaranasama (Hetvabhasa) | Inconclusive |
| Prakirnaka | Miscellaneous; a group of Jaina canonical texts; scatterd stars |
| Prakriti | kind |
| Prakrti | Original nature of mind and matter in the Samkhya doctrine; types of karma |
| Pralaya | Demanifestation |
| Pramada | Carelessness |
| Negligence; carelessness; apathy |
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| Pramada-charitra | Thoughtless or inconsiderate conduct, such as plucking flowers or breaking branches of trees, without any purpose. |
| Pramana | Dimensions |
| Organ of knowledge | |
| Pramana-prasiddhatva | Definitelly proved |
| Pramana-vikalpa-prasiddatva | Optionally proved |
| Pramana-vikalpa-siddha | Proved as well as optionally proved |
| Pramanaikadesatva | Cognising a part of the organ of knowledge |
| Pramanatva | (No definition given) |
| Pramanavakya | Statement of the organ of knowledge |
| Pramanya | Validity |
| Pramatr | The knower |
| Pramatta-virata | Total restraint without overcoming pramada; the sixth gunasthana |
| Pramatva | Organ of knowledge |
| Prameya | Subject |
| Prameyatva | Capacity of being known by someone, or of being the subject-matter of |
| knowledge. | |
| Knowability | |
| Pramoda | Delight at the sight of beings,better qualified or more advanced than ourselves on the path of liberation. |
| Pranatipiki-kriya | Depriving another of vitalities of age, sense-organs, power or respiration. |
| Pranayama | Yogic control of respiration |
| Prapyakarita | Working in close contact |
| Prapyakaritva | Contactory nature |
| Prarambha-kriya | trying to persevere in one’s attachment to worldly belongings. |
| Prasama | Ease |
| Prasanga-viparyaya | Perverted cause |
| Prasiddha | Proved |
| Prasna | Question |
| Prasnadesa | Astrologer (who answers questions) |
| Prasnika | Who asks question |
| Prati-narayana | A Jaina literary type; the villian |
| Pratibandha | Hindrance |
| Pratiharya | Miraculous phenomenon |
| Pratijna | Thesis |
| Pratikramana | Ritualized confession |
| Pratima | Stages of renunciation for a layman |
| Pratimas | The Eleven stages of the Householder’s Life. |
| Pratipatin (Avadhi) | Extinguishing |
| Pratisedha | Negation |
| Pratisedha-sadhaka (Hetu) | Which proves something negative |
| Pratisedharupa (Hetu) | Negative |
| Pratisrika | Each one of them |
| Pratita | Obstructed |
| Prativadin | Opponent |
| Pratyabhijna | Recognition |
| Pratyakhyana | Renunciation of certain foods; one of the six avasayakas |
| Pratyakhyanavarananiya | Obstructors of complete renunciation |
| Pratyakhyanavaraniya | Total-vow-preventing passions including anger, pride, deceit and greed. |
| Pratyaksa | Direct perception |
| Perceptual cognition | |
| Pratyaksa viruddha | Contradicted by perceptual cognition |
| Pratyaksagamya | Perceived directly |
| Pratyayiki-kriya | Inventing new sense-enjoyments. |
| Pratyeka | Individual; solitary |
| Pratyeka sharira | Individual body; A body enjoyable by one soul only. |
| Pratyeka Sharira-Vargana | Individual body-molecule |
| Pravacana-matrka | The eight exercises that prepare a monk for advanced meditational states |
| Pravachana-bhakti | Devotion to Scriptures. |
| Pravachanavatsalatva | Tender affection for one’s brothers on the path of liberation. |
| Pravrajya | Renunciation |
| Pravrttinimitta | Usage |
| Prayascitta | Repentence of transgressions |
| Prayashchitta | Expiation–internal austerity. |
| Prayoga-kriya | bodily movement. |
| Prayogya-labdhi | Reduction of karmic matter in soul attainment of purity due to such a reduction |
| Prayojaka-vrddha | A man, who comprehends the word |
| Prayojya-vrddha | Elder person, who is asked to do a thing |
| Proshadhopavasa | Fortnightly must fast. |
| Taking a vow to fast on 4 days of the month,viz. the two 8th and the two 14th days of every lunar fortnight. |
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| Prthvi-kayika | Earthbodies |
| Psadha-pratima | The fourth sravaka-pratima |
| Pudgala | Matter |
| Pudgala Dravya | Matter-Substance |
| pudgala-skandha | Aggregate of matter |
| Pudgalavadin | Follower of Buddhist school which upholds a theory of soul |
| Puja | Worship |
| Pumveda | Masculine. |
| Sexual cravings for a female |
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| Punya-karma | Wholesome karma |
| Punya-ksetra | Field of merit |
| Puranas | Name of a class of sacred texts dealing with the lives of Tirthankaras |
| Purusa | Person |
| Soul | |
| Purusa-visesa | Special soul, i.e., the God (Isvara) of the Yoga school |
| Purusaveda | Male-sex-consciousness |
| Purva | A group of fourteen Jaina canonical texts, now extinct |
| Purva ratanu smarana-tyaga | Renouncing of thinking over, remembrance of past enjoyment of women. |
| Purvacara (Hetu) | Predecessor |
| Purvacaranupalabdhi | Non-availability of the predecessor |
| Puspa | Flower |