Buddhism: Religion of Lord Buddha
Chaitanya: Consciousness
Chaityavasi: Renegade monks who used to live in temples
Chakshudarshan: Perception with eyes
Charitra: Behavior; conduct; practice
Charitra Mohaniya: Karma causing deluded behavior
Chaturendriya: Four sensed beings
Chhakaya: Sixfold division of all beings
Chhed Sutra: Name given to a class of subsidiary Aagamas
Chidanand: Blissful consciousness
Chit: Consciousness
Craving: Longing
Danantaraya: Karma that obstructs charity
Darshan Mohaniya: Karma causing deluded perception
Dashavaikalik: Name of a prominent auxiliary Aagama
Defiling: One that spoils or pollutes
Desh Virati: Partly restrained; 5th stage of
elevation
Dhammo: Religion
Dharma: Religion; one of the six basic substances
Dharmastikaya: One of the six basic substances
Digambar: Without clothes; name of a Jain sect
Discretion: Exercising wisdom
Drashta: Viewer
Dravya: Substance
Dravyarthic Naya: Substantial viewpoint
Dwadashangi: Collective term for 12 Angas
Dweendriya: Two sensed beings
Dwitiya: Second
Ekanta: Singular or one-sided view point
Embodiment: Having physical body
Ephemeral: Temporary; transitory
Equanimity: Perfect balance of mind
Eternal: Everlasting
Ganadhar: Principal disciple of Tirthankara
Gati: State of (Divine,human, animal or infernal)
existence
Geeta: Name of the Hindu scripture
Ghatiya: Karma that hurts nature of soul
Gotra: Type of family
Guna: Characteristic; property
Gunasthanak: Stage of elevation
Gunavrat: Helpful restraint
Heya: What is to be avoided
Infernal: Pertaining to hell
Ishwar: Endowed with esteemable attributes
Jada: Lifeless
Jainism: Religion propounded by omniscients
Jiva: Living being; soul
Jivastikaya: Soul
Jnana: Knowledge; enlightenment
Jnanavaraniya: Knowledge obscuring Karma
Jnata: One who knows
Jneya: What is to be known
