Philosophy In Jain Agams: Glossary[I-M] @ HereNow4U

icchā-parimāṇa- voluntary restriction upon the desire for possessions
īhā- speculation, second step of perception
ihaloka- this world
indriyapratyakṣa - direct sensory perception
īryāpathikībandha- bondage of karma exclusively due to yoga free from passions
īryāpathikīkriya– instantaneousactivity free from passions
iryāsamiti- comportment of careful movement
iṣatprāgbhāra- slightly concave land
īśvaravāda- Belief system upholding īśvara(God) as the creator and controller of universe
jarāyuja- born out of foetus with amnion (or the chorion, an enveloping membrane)
jijīviṣā- longing for survival
jīva- living being
jīvāstikāya- conglomeration of living beings
jñāna- knowledge
jñānacāra- conduct qua knowledge
jñānamīmānsā- epistemology
jñānamoha– delusion qua knowledge
jñānavadī- believer in knowledge as the utter necessity for liberation
jñānavaranīya- knowledge obscurant karma
jñeya- knowable
jugupsā- a type of no-kasāya, which engenders disgust towards a person or a thing
kāla- time
kālikaśruta- the scripture that is to be studied only in the prescribed time
kalyānaphalavipāka- auspicious results of karma
kānkṣāmohanīya- (a) view deluding inclination i.e. a mental state of suspicious desire as to whether I should accept this view or reject.
karaṇānuyoga- a kind ofdravyānuyoga, (ontological exposition) with respect to the essential means that contribute to the transformation of a substance resulting in the creation of its state
kārmaṇavargaṇā - a group of atomic particles fit for getting transformed into karma
karmaprakṛti- type of karma, specific nature and variety of karma
karmavāda- doctrine of karma
karmodaya- fruition of karma
kāyagupti- self-control of physical activities
kāyakleśa- a type of external austerity
kāyakleśa- a type of external austerity
kāyasthiti - the period of continuation of stay of a jīva in the same form of life in spite of undergoing the birth and death
kāyayoga- physical activity of soul
kevalī/kevalajñānī- omniscients
kriyā- action
kriyāvāda(conformist) - the traditions which believe in the real existense of substances like soul etc.
kṛṣṇarājī- macro-cosmological structures in the form of black streaks in the space formed by the density of earth bodied being and earth-bodied material aggregates
kṣaya- elimination of karma
kṣayikasamyaktva- a type of samyaktva attained through the total destruction of karma responsible for prevention of samyaktva
kṣetra- a part of the cosmic space which is contained by a substance
kṣīṇamoha- extirpation of delusion
kuṭasthanitya- absolutely eternal
laghu- light
lakṣana- distinguishing character
leśyā- psychic color
loka- cosmos
lokānta- upper most end of the universe
loka-parimāṇa- cosmos-pervasive
lokeṣaṇā- worldly praise
madhyaloka- middle cosmos
mahānirjarā- massive elimination of karma
mahāvrata- five great vows
manahparyavajñānī- mind-readers
manogupti- self control of mind
manusyagati- birth in human realm
manuṣyaksetra- the region of the cosmos where human inhabitate, a region of two and half continents and two oceans
mārgaṇā- investigation
matijñāna- perceptual cognition
matṛkapada- three maternal statements
miśra dṛṣṭi - right-cum-perverted belief
miśrapariṇamana- creation by both
miśrapariṇati- transformation through both natural and conscious exertion
mitātmavāda- doctrine that believes in limited number of souls
mithyādarśanaśalya- impurity or sin caused by perverted world view
mithyādṛṣṭi- impurity of soul caused by perverted world view
mohanīya karma- deludedkarma
mokṣa- liberation
mūḍhadṛṣti- deluded vision
mūrchā- attachment, delusion
mūrta- corporeal substances

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