"D"
Dana (Charity,
alms-giving)
Dana-antaraya (A type
of obstructing karma which hinders charity)
Darshan (Perception,
insight, philosophy, belief of faith)
Darshan-moha/Darshan-mohaniya
(Faith or insight deluding karma)
Darshan-Pratima (First
Pratima or vow related with right belief)
Darshanavarana/Darshanavarni
(Perception-obscuring karmas)
Darshan-Vishuddhi
(Purity of right faith)
Dasa Dharma (Ten
characteristics of religion)
Desha-Charitra
(Partial conduct related with small vows)
Desha-Ghati (Obscuring
partially)
Desha-Ghati Spardhaka
(Karmic matter which obscures only partially)
Deshana
Labdhi(Attainment of omniscient's preachings)
Desha Virata (The 5th
Gunasthana where partial continence with partial renunciation is found)
Deva (Celestial being,
god)
Deva-Mudhata (Delusion
pertaining to gods)
Dharma Religion, duty,
pious & pure thought activities, virtue, no violence, righteousness) Dharma
Dhyana (Virtuous concentration, pious meditation)
Dharma Tirtha (Holy
path, liberation path)
Dhyana (Meditation)
Digambara (Sky-clad,
possessionless naked Jain monk)
Diksha (Initiation,
vow of renunciation)
Divya-dhwani
(Miraculous divine sound forming omniscient's preaching)
Dravya (Substance)
Dravya-mana (Material,
mind, an internal sense which acts as instrumental cause in thinking)
Dravya-Nikshepa
(Installation by substance)
Dravyendriya (Physical
sense)
Dveendriya (Two-sensed
being having, sense of touch & taste)
Dvesha (Aversion,
hatred-feeling, disliking)
Dvipa (Island)
Dvipa-Samudra
(Island-continent surrounded by sea)
"E"
Eka (One, unitary)
Eka-kshetravagaha
(Occupying the same space points or locus)
Ekanta (One-sided)
Ekantavada(Absolutist
doctrine)
Ekatva (Unity)
Ekendriya (One-sensed
being having sense of touch only, a synonym for sthavara - immobile beings)
Eshana-samiti
(Carefulness in taking food)
Evambhuta-naya (The
actual standpoint)
"G"
Gana (Congregation of
monks)
Ganadhara (Chief
acharya monk who possesses four types of knowledge�s And composes scriptures
from the preachings of omniscient, Tirthankara; first monk disciple of
Tirthankara)
Garbha (Uterine birth;
conception)
Gati(Birth, condition
of existence, transit from one body to another, destiny)
Ghati, Ghatia karma
(Obscuring karmas)
Ghrana (Sense of
smell)
Gotra (High or low
family status determining karma)
Grantha (Book,
scriptures, possessions, attachment)
Guna (Quality)
Gunahani (Decreasing
series)
Gunasthana (Stage of
spiritual development)
Gunashreni (In
multiplying order)
Gunavraddhi
(Increasing series)
Gupti (Control,
restraint)
Guru (Preceptor monk)
"H"
Hasya (Laughter)
Himsa (Injury,
violence, harming)
Hundavasarpini (A
period of 'avasarpini' i.e., period of downfall in which extraordinary events
may take place)
"I"
Indra - Lord of Devas
(Celestial beings)
Indriya (Sense organ)
Indriya paryapti
(Completion of senses)
Iha (Speculation)
Irya-patha (Influx of
karmas caused by vibrations without passions).
Irya-samiti
(Carefulness in walking so that no insect or being is harmed)
Ishat-kashayas (Quasi
-passions, 9 types - laughter, liking, disliking, sorrow, fear, disgust and 3
types of sex inclinations)
Ishwara (God)
"J"
Jainabhasa (False
Jainas, so-called Jainas)
Jain, Jaina (Follower
of Jina, one who has 'samyak-darshan')
Jati (Genus of beings,
caste)
Jati-karma (The
variety of Namakarma that determines one's genus)
Jina (The victor,
conqueror; a synonym for Tirthankara)
Jina-dharma (Jina's
religion, i.e., religion preached by Jina)
Jina-agam (Jaina
scripture)
Jina-bimb (Image of a
Jina)
Jiva (Soul, sentient,
being)
Jivatva
(Consciousness, principle of life)
Jnana (Knowledge)
Jnana chetana
(Consciousness, realizing consciousness only to be the self)
Jnanavarana karma
(Knowledge obscuring karma)
Jugupsa (Disgust, a
type of quasi-passion)
Jyotishi devas
(Stellar celestial beings)
"K"
Kala (Time, katanu-the
time substance)
Kala-parivartana (The
cycle of time, i.e. wandering repeatedly in all moments of all aeons by taking
birth and dying infinite times)
Kalpa (Cycle of 2
aeons, celestial abodes below the graiveyakas heavens)
Kalpatita (Heavenly
beings born beyond the kalpas)
Kalyanaka (Auspicious
moments or occasions)
Karma (Fine particles
of matter called a karman-vargana" that bind the soul; action, act)
Karma-bhumi (Land or
realm of action)
Karma-chetana (Knowing
oneself to be the doer of actions)
Karman sharira (The
transmigrating body of karmic matter bonded with mundane beings)
Karma-phala-chetana
(Knowing oneself to be the enjoyer of karmic fruits)
Karma-prakriti (The
particular type of karmic matter)
Karta (Doer, agent,
instrumental)
Kasaya (Passions -
anger, pride, deceit, greed)
Kavala-ahara(Food in
morsels, human food)
Kaya-klesha
(Mortification of the body)
Kapota-leshya (Grey,
dove colored thought complexions)
Karan (Thoughts,
degrees of purity of thoughts, means mathematical exposition, case)
Karana (Cause,
instrumental or substantial)
Karita (Getting a
thing done by others )
Karman-sharira (Karmic
matter body bonded with soul)
Karman-Vargana
(Molecules of karmic matter which fill the universe)
Karya (Effect)
Kaya (Body)
Kaya-klesha
(Mortification of body)
Kayotsarga
(Abandonment of attachment with body, standing or sitting posture of
meditation)
Kesha-locha (Pulling
out one's hair of head & beard)
Kevala-darshana
(Omni-perception associated with Kewalagnana-omniscience)
Kevalajnana
(Omniscience)
Kevali (Omniscient 'Jina')
Kriyas (Actions,
sacred rites)
Krodha (Anger)
Krashna-Leshya (Black
thought complexion)
Krata (Performed by
oneself)
Kshapak (The destroyer
of delusion)
Kshapak-shreni (Ladder
of destruction of karmas)
Kshaya (Destruction of
karmas)
Kshayika-Bhava (Pure
dispositions evolved on destruction of karmas)
Kshayopashamik-Bhava
(Dispositions evolved on destruction cum-subsidence of karmas)
Kshetra (Region,
space, area)
Kshetra-Parivartana
(The cycle of space i.e. wandering infinite times by taking birth and dying on
all space points of this universe sequentially)
Kshayopashama Labdhi
(Attainment of knowledge or puity in destruction cum subsidence of certain
karmas)
Kshina Moha (The monk
of 12th Gunasthana whose all charitra mohaniya karmas and passions are
destroyed permanently for ever)
Kula (Family, lineage)
