| WORD |
MEANING |
| Kaivalya: |
Pure knowledge |
| Kala: |
Time |
| Time stages within the progressive and regressive half-cycles; time as a dravya |
| Kala (Drvyadigata): |
Periodically |
| Kala (Kaladigata): |
Time |
| Kala (Kalakarakadigata): |
Time |
| Kalanu: |
Time-points |
| Kalatyayapadista: |
Mistimed (contradicted) |
| Kalikasruta: |
A Jain scripture |
| Kalpatita: |
Born in the highest heavenly abodes |
| Kalpopapanna: |
Born in the kalpa heavens |
| Kalyanaka: |
Auspicious moments |
| Kanyadana: |
Ceremony of giving away the bride |
| Kapota-lesya: |
Gray karmic strain |
| Karaka: |
Case |
| Karana: |
Cause |
| Karana (Hetu): |
Cause |
| Karanantarasakalya: |
Co-operation of all other causes |
| Karananupalabdhi: |
Non-availability of the cause |
| Karanatva: |
As the cause |
| Karanollekha: |
Mention of instrument |
| Karma: |
Action |
| Karma-bhumi: |
Realm of action |
| Karma-cetana: |
Consciousness of oneself as the doer of actions |
| Karma-phala-cetana: |
Consciousness of oneself as the enjoyer of the karmic fruits |
| Karma-prakrti: |
The particular form into which karmic matter is differentiated |
| Karman: |
Action |
| Karmana: |
karmic. |
| Karmana-sarira: |
The transmigrating body of karmic matter |
| Karmana-Vargana: |
Karmic-molecule |
| Karsapana: |
Coin |
| Karta: |
Agent |
| Karunya: |
Pity, Compassion for the afflicted. |
| Karya: |
Effect |
| Karya (Hetu): |
Effect |
| Karyanupalabdhi: |
Non-availability of the effect |
| Kasaya: |
Passions |
| Katha: |
Debate |
| Narrative literature |
| Talk |
| Kathora: |
Hard |
| Katuka: |
Bitter. |
| Kavala-ahara: |
Food in morsels; ordinary human food |
| Kaya: |
Movement by body. |
| Kaya klesha: |
Mortification of the body, so long as the mind is not disturbed–external austerity. |
| Kaya-klesa: |
Mortifications of the body |
| Kayiki-kriya: |
a wicked man’s readiness to hurt others. |
| Kayotsarga: |
Abandonment of the body, a standing or sitting posture of meditation |
| Kesa-loca: |
The practice of pulling out one’s hair in five handfuls |
| Kevala (Jnana): |
Perfect knowledge |
| Kevala-darshanavarana: |
Perfect-conation-obscuring. |
| Kevala-jnanavarana: |
Perfect-knowledge-obscuring. |
| Kevaladarsana: |
Perception associated with kevalajnana |
| Kevalajnana: |
Knowledge isolated from karmic obstruction; infinite knowledge; omniscience; knowledge involving awareness of every existent in all its qualities and modes |
| Kevalin: |
One who has attained kevalajnana; a synonym for arhat |
| Kilita samhanana: |
Riveted bones. |
| Klishyamaneshu: |
The afflicted. |
| Komala: |
Soft |
| Krama: |
Order |
| Sequential order |
| Kramabhavi: |
Occurring successively |
| Kramayaugapadya: |
Simultaneity or order |
| Krishna: |
Black. |
| Kriya (Kalpana): |
Activity |
| Kriya naya: |
Point of view of action |
| Kriyanayabhasa: |
False point of view of action |
| Kriyas: |
Actions; a Jaina term for sacred rites |
| Kriyasabda: |
Root word |
| Kriyavadi: |
belief in time, soul, etc., as causing everything in the world. |
| All the substances perform their functions and become causes of different effects. |
| Krodha: |
Anger |
| Krodha-pratyakhyana: |
Giving up anger. |
| Krsi: |
Farming |
| Krsna-lesya: |
Black karmic stain |
| Ksama: |
Forgiveness |
| Ksamasramana: |
An ascetic who suffers with equanimity; title used in addressing a monk during the ritual fo confession |
| Ksanika: |
Momentary |
| Ksanti: |
Forbearance |
| Ksapana: |
Destruction |
| Ksatriya: |
Member of a warrior caste |
| Ksaya: |
Destruction |
| Ksayika-samyak-darsana: |
True insight achieved by the destruction of darsana-mohaniya karmas |
| Ksayopasama: |
Cessation and subsidence of karmic veil |
| Ksayopasama-labdhi: |
Attainment of purity by the destruction-cumsuppression of certain karmas |
| Ksayopasamika-samyaktva: |
True insight achievedby the destruction cum-suppression of darsana-mohaniya karmas; identical to vedakasamyaktva |
| Ksetra: |
Territory |
| Kshanti: |
Forgiveness |
| Kshaya: |
Destruction |
| Ksina-moha: |
Permanent dissociation from all caritra-mohaniya karmas and from the passions which they produce, the twelfth gunasthana |
| Ksipra (Matijnana): |
Quick |
| Ksullaka: |
Minor; junior monk; a Jaina layman on the eleventh pratima; one who wears three pieces of clothing |
| Kubjaka: |
Hunchback. |
| Kula: |
Family |
| Kumara-sramana: |
A life-long celibate |
| Kundalini-cakra: |
Mystical centers of psychic energy |
| Kutastha-nitya: |
Eternal and unchangeable |
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