Philosophy In Jain Agams: Glossary[B-H] @ HereNow4U

bādara- gross
bāhyatapa- external austerity
bandha- bondage
bandhanachedana– severance ofbondage
bandhanapratyayika- formation of aggregate out of karmik matter based on evil contemplation
bhājanapratyayika- natural bondage with beginning
bhakta-pratyākhyāna- the death which is embraced through fasting unto death in the state of samādhi
bhāsāsamiti- comportment of speech
bhāṣāvargaṇā - atoms of sound
bhāṣya- explanatory commentary
bhāvaleśyā- disposition at subtle level of consciousness responsible for the psychic color
bhāvakarma- psychic karma
bhāvaśāstra- psychic weapon
bhavasthiti- life span of a soul in the present life
bhāvitātmā- ascetic whose soul is sublimated with knowledge, faith and conduct and various bhāvanās
bhavya- fit for emancipation
bheda- difference, disjunction, disintegration
bhedābheda– difference-cum-identity
bhikṣā- reception of alms
bhikṣācārī- conditional acceptance of alms
bhinnadasapūrvī- possessors of incomplete ten pūrvas
bhoga-parityāga- renunciation of consumerism
bhogopabhoga- once or repeatedly consumable products
buddhabodhita siddha -enlightened by a ford founder and the like
brahmacārya– celibacy
bhūta- material elements
bhūtavādīdarśana- materialist philosophy, believers in material elements as the prime constituents of the universe (non-believer in soul's existence)
cakravāla - circular
cakṣurindriya- visual sense organ
calita- the material cluster qua karma, which undergoes vibrations, when it abandons the static state
caraṇakarṇānuyoga- the system of exposition with respect to observance of ethical conduct
cāritrācāra- conduct qua abstinence
cāritramoha- delusion qua conduct
catuḥsparśī- the material aggregates having four types of touch
caturdaśapūrvī- an ascetic, who has the knowledge of entire fourteen pūrvas
caturendriya- four sensed living being
chedasūtras- the four canonical texts which deals with prescriptions and restrictions of ascetic life and contains directives of the procedure of expiation
chedopasthāpanīyacāritra-ordination through detailed resolves
cūrṇi- an analytical commentary on āgamas, made in prakrit in combination with sanskrit
dāna- charity
darsana- philosophy
darśanācāra- conduct qua faith
darśanamoha- delusion qua faith
darśanāvaranīya karma - intuition obscurant karma
dehaparimāṇa- body pervasive
deśavirati- right belief with partial abstinence
devagati- birth in realm of gods
dharmakathā- religious preaching
dharmakathānuyoga- the system of exposition through religious sermon
dharmāstikāya- medium of motion
dhrauvya- permanence
dhuta- shunning off the karma
dhyāna- meditation
dravya- substance
dravya karma - physical/material karma
dravyaleśya- the material particles possessed black color etc. which server ass the base of transformation of bhavaleśya
dravyānuyoga- ontological exposition
dravyārthikanaya- standpoint qua substance
dṛṣya- visible
dukkhaphalavipāka-inauspicious results of karma
dvādaśāṅgī- twelve texts of primary canonical literature
dvādaśāṅgīvitta- the proficient of dvādaśāṅgl
dvaitavādī- dualistic
dvīndriya- two-sensed living being
dvitahkḥahā- bi-laterally attached
dvitovakrā- two curved
eindriya- sensory
ekāntanaya- pseudo naya
ekāntaparokṣa - absolutely indirect (mediate)knowledge
ekāntic- completely
eka siddha - emancipated alone
ekataḥkhahāsreṇī - uni-laterally attached
ekatovakrā- one-curved
ekendriya- one-sensed living being
eṣanāsamiti- comportment of begging alms
evambhūtanaya- actualistic standpoint
gaṇa- monastic organisation
gaṇadharas- chief desciples of tīrthaṅkaras
gaṇāvacchedaka- ascetic who is entrusted with the responsibility of contemplating on the functioning of gaccha (a major monastic organisation)
gaṇḍikānuyoga/kaṇḍikānuyoga-exposition through the meaning of system of sentence
gaṇitānuyoga- the system of exposition with respect to mathematics
garbhaja- born of womb (vertebrate)
gati- state of birth
gaveṣaṇa- intensive search
ghanavāta- dense air in Jain cosmography, which is liquid supported by tanuvāta
ghanodadhi- dense ocean layer supported by ghanavāta.
ghrāṇendriya- olfactory sense organ
gotra karma - status determining karma
gṛhaliṅga siddha - emancipated in the outfit of a householder
guṇa- quality
guṇasthāna/jīvasthāna- stage of spiritual development
gupti- inhibition, self control, restraint
guru- heavy
gurulaghudravya- the substance which is possessed of mass
gurulaghuparyava- the property of physical substance in the form of mode of mass
hetu- statement of the proban or middle term
hetugamya- that object which is possible to know through the statement of problem

Title:	Philosophy In Jain Agam
Author:	Samani Mangal Pragya
Traslation In English By:	Sadhvi Rajul Prabha
Publisher:	Adarsh Sahitya Sangh
Edition:	2017
Digital Publishing:	Amit Kumar Jain