Pali-English Glossary (of Some Subjects and Technical Terms)¶
This Glossary only includes (a) some epistemological and technical terms, and (b) meanings or words not in the PED, which are marked with an asterisk(∗), though such compounds prefixes as e.g. anukaḍḍhati = to keep dragging along (III.68) or suffixes as e.g. vattabbatā = ability to be called (IV.148) and such verbal substantives as udikkhana from udikkhati are not always included.
- akiriya-diṭṭhi¶
(moral-) inefficacy-of-action view
- akusala¶
unskilful, (2) (kammically) un-profitable
- agati¶
bad way (the four)
- *agaru¶
aloe wood (spelled agaḷu in PED); VIII.47
- aṅga¶
limb, (2) factor (of path, jhāna, etc.), (3) practice, etc.
- ajjhatta¶
internally, in oneself
- *ajjhottharamāna¶
also threatening: VI.56
- *añcita¶
outstretched: XX.112
- aññā¶
final knowledge (in the Arahant)
- *aññāti¶
- aṭṭhaka, aṭṭhamaka¶
octad
- aṭṭhaṅgika-magga¶
eightfold path
- *aṇimā¶
minuteness: VII.61
- *atammayatā¶
- *atippasaṅga¶
over-generalization (logic): XIV.186
- *atisāra¶
flux (of bowels), diarrhoea: XI.21
- atīta¶
past
- *attatā¶
selfness, oneself: IX.47
- attabhāva¶
person, personality, selfhood, re-birth
- attavāda¶
self-doctrine
- attā¶
self
- attānudiṭṭhi¶
self-view, wrong view as self
- *attānuvāda¶
self-reproach: VII.106
- attha¶
benefit, result, (2) purpose, aim, goal, (3) meaning
- adinnādāna¶
taking what is not given, stealing
- adukkha-m-asukha¶
neither-painful-nor-pleasant (feeling)
- adosa¶
non-hate
- addhā, addhāna¶
extent, period
- advaya¶
exclusive, absolute
- *adha-r-āraṇi¶
lower fire-stick: XV.41
- *adhikāra¶
- *adhikicca¶
as an integral part of, dependent on
- adhicitta¶
higher consciousness (i.e. jhāna)
- adhiṭṭhāna¶
steadying, (2) resolve
- *adhiṭṭhāna¶
- adhipaññā¶
higher understanding (i.e. insight)
- adhipati¶
predominance
- adhippāya¶
intention, purport
- adhimokkha¶
resolution
- adhimutti¶
resolution
- adhisīla¶
higher virtue (i.e. virtue as basis for jhāna and insight)
- anaññātaññassāmī-t-indriya¶
I-shall-come-to-know-the-unknown faculty
- anattā¶
not-self
- anāgata¶
future
- anāgataṃsa-ñāṇa¶
knowledge of the future
- anāgāmin¶
non-returner (third stage of realization)
- anicca¶
impermanent
- animitta¶
signless
- *anutthunana¶
brooding: XVI.59
- anunaya¶
approval
- anupabandhana¶
anchoring (of the mind)
- anupālana¶
maintenance
- anubodha¶
idea, ideation
- anubhāva¶
power, influence
- anuloma¶
in conformity with, (2) in forward order, or as “arising” (of dependent origination), (3) conformity (stage in development of jhāna or insight)
- *anuvattāpana¶
- anusaya¶
inherent (underlying) tendency (the 7)
- anussati¶
recollection (the 10)
- *aneñja, aneja¶
unperturbed: XII.55
- anesanā¶
improper search
- anottappa¶
shamelessness
- anvaya-ñāṇa¶
inferential knowledge
- apariyāpanna¶
unincluded (of supramundane states)
- *aparisaṇṭhita¶
turbulent: VI.86
- *apavārita¶
opened up: VI.4
- apāya¶
state of loss
- appaṇihita¶
desireless
- appanā¶
absorption
- appamaññā¶
measureless state ( = divine abiding)
- appamāṇa¶
measureless
- *appāyati¶
to satisfy: XI.87
- appicchatā¶
fewness of wishes
- *appita¶
- *abbhaṅga¶
unguent: I.86
- *abyābhicārin¶
without exception (gram. and log.): XIV.25
- *abyosāna¶
not stopping halfway: XX.21
- abhāva¶
absence, non-existence, nonentity
- *abhāva¶
without sex: XVII. 150
- *abhigacchati¶
to rely on: VII.60
- abhighāta¶
impact
- abhijjhā¶
covetousness
- abhiññā¶
direct-knowledge
- abhinandanā¶
delight, delighting
- abhinipāta¶
conjunction, engagement
- abhiniropana¶
directing on to
- *abhinivesa¶
also insistence, interpreting: I.140; XIV.130; XXI.84f., etc.
- *abhinihāra¶
- abhibhāyatana¶
base of mastery, base for transcending (the sense-desire sphere)
- *abhisaṃharati¶
to make (a profit): IX.65
- abhisaṅkhāra¶
volitional formation, kamma-formation, formation, (2) momentum
- abhisamaya¶
penetration to, convergence upon (the 4 Truths)
- amata¶
deathless (term for Nibbāna)
- amoha¶
non-delusion
- *aya¶
- arati¶
aversion, boredom
- arahant¶
arahant (4th and last stage of realization)
- *ariṭṭhaka¶
kind of thorny plant: VIII.83
- ariya¶
noble, noble one (i.e. one who has attained a path)
- *ariyati¶
to be served (CPD has “to approach”): XIV.22
- arūpa¶
immaterial
- alobha¶
non-greed
- *allīna¶
unsheltered (pp. a+līyati): XX.19
- *allīyituṃ¶
to give shelter (not in CPD; inf. ā+līyati; see leṇa in CPD): (allīyitabba) XXII.120; (allīyana) VII.83
- *avakkhaṇḍana¶
hiatus: II.6
- *avagaha¶
grasping: XVI.104
- *avatthā¶
- *avadhāna¶
- *avadhi¶
limit (= odhi): I.86
- avabodha¶
awareness, discovery
- *avarodha¶
- *avāsa¶
- *avi¶
goat or sheep: XVII.110
- avikkhepa¶
non-distraction
- avijjā¶
ignorance
- avyākata¶
(kammically) indeterminate (i.e. neither profitable nor unprofitable), (2) un-answered (by the Buddha)
- avyāpāda¶
non-ill-will
- asaṅkhata¶
unformed
- asaññin¶
non-percipient
- asammoha¶
non-confusion, non-delusion
- asubha¶
foulness, foul, ugly
- assāsa-passāsa¶
in-breath and outbreath
- asekha¶
non-trainer (i.e. one who has reached the fruition of arahantship)
- asmi-māna¶
the conceit “I am”
- ahiri¶
consciencelessness
- ahetuka¶
without root-cause
- ahetuka-diṭṭhi¶
no-cause view
- ahosi-kamma¶
lapsed kamma
- ākāra¶
mode, aspect, structure
- ākāra-rūpa¶
matter as mode (e.g. “mark of the female”)
- ākāsa¶
space
- ākiñcañña¶
nothingness
- āghāta¶
annoyance
- ācaya¶
setting-up (of matter)
- ājīva¶
livelihood
- ādāna¶
grasping, taking
- *ādina¶
wretched: XX.19
danger, disability
- *ādhāraṇa¶
- ānantarika¶
(kamma) with immediate result (on rebirth)
- ānāpāna¶
breathing
- āneñja¶
imperturbable, the (term for the 4th jhāna)
- *āpajjati¶
- *āpajjana¶
logical consequence: I.n.19; XV.68
- *āpatti¶
- āpatti¶
offence
- *āpādana¶
production: II.21
- *āpo¶
water
- ābandhana¶
cohesion
- ābhoga¶
concern
- *āyatati¶
to actuate XV.4
- āyatana¶
base
- *āyatana¶
actuating: XV.4
- āyu¶
life
- āyu-saṅkhāra¶
vital formation
- *āyūhana¶
also accumulation (of kamma)
- ārammaṇa¶
object (of consciousness or its concomitants), support
- āruppa¶
immaterial state (the 4)
- āropeti¶
also to attribute to: XX.47
- ālaya¶
reliance, thing relied on
- āloka¶
light
- āvajjana¶
adverting (consciousness)
- *āvatthika¶
denoting a period: VII.54
- *āviñjana¶
picking up (see PED āvijjhati): XIV.37
- *āsana¶
also (flower) altar: V.15
- *āsava¶
canker (the 4)
- āsevanā¶
cultivation, (2) repetition
- *āhanana¶
striking at: IV.88
- āhāra¶
nutriment, food
- āhāra-samuṭṭhāna¶
nutriment-originated (matter)
- iṭṭha¶
desirable
- *itarathā¶
- itthindriya¶
femininity faculty
- idappaccayatā¶
specific conditionality (term for dependent origination)
- iddhi¶
power, success, supernormal power
- iddhipāda¶
road to power, basis for success (the 4)
- indriya¶
faculty (the 22)
- iriyāpatha¶
posture, deportment (the 4)
- issara¶
overlord, Lord Creator
- īhaka¶
having curiosity, activity
- uggaha¶
learning
- uggaha¶
nimitta-learning sign
- *uggaṇhita (ugghaṭita?)¶
decayed: VI.42
- *ugghāti¶
removal: III.115
- *ugghāta¶
exhilaration: I.117
- uccheda-diṭṭhi¶
annihilation view
- ujukatā¶
rectitude
- utu¶
climate, (2) season, (3) temperature
- utu-samuṭṭhāna¶
temperature-originated (matter)
- udaya¶
rise
- udaya-bbaya¶
rise and fall
- *udāhariyati¶
to be uttered: XV.3
- uddhacca¶
agitation
- uddhacca-kukkucca¶
agitation and worry
- upakkilesa¶
imperfection
- upacaya¶
growth (of matter)
- upacāra¶
approach, neighbourhood, precinct, (2) access (concentration)
- *upacāra¶
- *upaṭṭhāna¶
- *upadhāraṇa¶
- *upanaya¶
inducement, application (log): VII.83
- *upanayana¶
- upapatti¶
reappearance, rebirth
- upatthambhana¶
consolidation, stiffening, supporting
- upabrūhana¶
intensification
- *upabrūhayati¶
to intensify: VIII.121
- upabhuñjaka¶
experiencer, user
- *upasaṭṭhatā¶
menacedness: XX.16
- upasama¶
peace (term for Nibbāna)
- upādāna¶
clinging
- upādāna-kkhandha¶
aggregate (as object) of clinging
- upādā-rūpa¶
derivative (or secondary) materiality
- upādiṇṇa, upādiṇṇaka¶
clung-to, kammically acquired (matter), organic (matter)
- upāya¶
means
- upāyāsa¶
despair
- upekkhā¶
equanimity, onlooking
- uppatti¶
arising, rebirth
- *uppatti¶
- uppatti-bhava¶
rebirth-process becoming, being as result of action
- uppanna¶
arisen
- uppāda¶
arising
- ussada¶
prominence
- ussāha¶
activity
- *ūhana¶
hitting upon: IV.88
- ekaggatā¶
unification (of consciousness)
- ekatta¶
unity, (2) identity, (3) singleness
- *eta-parama¶
- evaṃ-dhammatā¶
ineluctable regularity
- esanā¶
search
- okāsa¶
location, (2) opportunity
- *okāseti¶
- *okkhandhati¶
- *ogaḷati¶
to run downwards: VIII.124
- ogha¶
flood (the 4)
- ojaṭṭhamaka¶
material octad with nutritive essence as eighth
- ojā¶
nutritive essence, metabolism
- ottappa¶
shame
- opapātika¶
apparitionally reborn
- *obhagga¶
- *obhañjati (or obhuñjati)¶
to loop, to coil: XI.64
- obhāsa¶
illumination
- *omatta¶
subordinate: XX.64
- *oruhati¶
to come down: IV.64
- oḷārika¶
gross
- *ovaṭṭha¶
showered down: XI.72
- kaṅkhā¶
doubt
- kaṭatta¶
performedness (of kamma), (kamma) performed
- *kaṇḍuyati¶
to be itchy: VIII.127
- *kaṇṇika¶
fungus: VIII.88
- *kataka¶
also a kind of seed (used for clearing water)
- kathā-vatthu¶
name of Abhidhamma book, (2) instance of talk (the 10)
- kappa¶
eon, age
- kabaliṅkārāhāra¶
physical nutriment
- kampana¶
wavering, shaking
- kammaññatā¶
wieldiness
- kamma¶
kamma, deeds, action, (2) work, (3) (legal) enactment
- kammaṭṭhāna¶
meditation subject
- kamma-patha¶
course of action, of kamma
- kamma-bhava¶
kamma-process becoming, being as action
- kamma-samuṭṭhāna¶
kamma-originated (matter)
- kammanta¶
action, work
- karaja¶
physical
- karuṇā¶
compassion
- kalāpa¶
group, (2) material group (term for material octad, etc.)
- kalāpa-sammasana¶
comprehension by groups (does not refer to the material octad, etc.)
- kalyāṇa-puthujjana¶
magnanimous ordinary man
- kasiṇa¶
kasiṇa, universal (a contemplation device, and concept based thereon)
- kāma¶
sense desire, sensual desire
- kāma-guṇa¶
cord of sense-desire (the 5), dimension of sensual desire
- kāma-cchanda¶
lust, zeal for sense desires
- kāma-rāga¶
greed for sense desires
- kāmāvacara¶
sense-desire sphere, sense sphere
- kāmesu micchācāra¶
sexual misconduct
- kāya¶
body, group, order, (2) the material body, (3) the mental body (i.e. the 3 nāmakkhandha)
- kāyasakkhin¶
body witness
- kāya-saṅkhāra¶
bodily formation (term for in-breath and out-breath)
- kāraka¶
doer
- kāla¶
time
- kicca¶
function
- *kiñcana¶
owning, ownership: XXI.53
- *kiṇāti¶
also to combat: VI.8
- kiriya¶
(kammically) functional, inoperative
- kilesa¶
defilement
- *kukata¶
villainy: XIV.174
- kukkucca¶
worry
- *kuṇḍika¶
also a four-footed water pot: V.3
- *kuṇapa¶
- kusala¶
skilful, (2) profitable (consciousness), (3) good
- kuhanā¶
scheming
- *kūṭa¶
- *kūṭāgāra¶
also (1) catafalque (comy. To [A] I 150 ), (2) palanquin: XII.71 ( [M-a] V 90 )
- *kūpaka-yaṭṭhi¶
masthead (?), spar (?): XXI.65
- *koṭṭhaṭṭhi¶
shoulder-blade bone (lit. “flat-bone”; not as in PED): VIII.101
- *koṭṭhalika¶
flattened: VII.97
- *kosa¶
measure of length (about 1 mile): IV.37
- khaṇa¶
moment, instant
- *khaṇati¶
- khanti¶
patience, (2) choice
- khandha¶
aggregate
- khaya¶
destruction, exhaustion
- khara¶
harsh
- *kharigata¶
- *khinna¶
exhausted: IV.100; see khijjana 14, n.2VI.
- *gaṇḍuppādaka¶
also sort of intestinal worm: VIII.121
- *gata-paccāgata¶
- gati¶
destiny, destination (on rebirth), movement
- *gadati¶
to enunciate (see gada in PED) VII.35
- gantha¶
tie (the 4), (2) book
- gandha¶
odour
- *gandhayati¶
to be smelled: XV.3
- guṇa¶
special quality
- gocara¶
resort, domain, scope
- gotrabhū¶
change-of-lineage (consciousness)
- *gopa¶
- ghaṭṭana¶
impinging, knocking together
- ghana¶
compact
- ghana-vinibbhoga¶
resolution of the compact (into elements)
- ghāna¶
nose
- cakkavāḷa¶
world-sphere
- *cakkhati¶
to relish: XV.3
- cakkhu¶
eye
- catusamuṭṭhāna¶
(matter) of fourfold origination (i.e. by consciousness, kamma, temperature and nutriment)
- cariya, carita¶
temperament; behaviour, exercise
- cāga¶
generosity
- *cāpalya¶
also personal vanity: III.95 (this meaning not in CPD, under acāpalya or acapala)
- *cāraka¶
- *cikicchā¶
wish to think: XIV.177
- citta¶
(manner of) consciousness, consciousness, cognizance, mind
- citta-ṭṭhiti¶
steadiness of consciousness
- citta-vīthi¶
cognitive series (of consciousnesses)
- citta-saṅkhāra¶
mental formation (term for perception and feeling)
- citta-samuṭṭhāna¶
consciousnessoriginated (matter)
- cittuppāda¶
thought, thought-arising
- cintā¶
reasoning
- cuti¶
death
- cetanā¶
volition
- cetasika¶
consciousness concomitant (i.e. feeling, perception and formations)
- ceto¶
mind, heart, will
- cetopariya¶
penetration of minds
- ceto-vimutti¶
heart-deliverance, mind-d.
- chanda¶
zeal
- *jatuka¶
- *janaka¶
also father: XVII.271
- *jara¶
- jarā¶
aging, old age
- jarā-maraṇa¶
aging-and-death
- javana¶
speed, (2) impulsion (consciousness)
- jāti¶
birth, (2) sort, kind
- jivhā¶
tongue
- jīva¶
soul
- jīvita¶
life
- *juṭṭha¶
fostered: XVI.4
- jhāna¶
jhāna
- ñāṇa¶
knowledge (in general)
- ṭhiti¶
presence, (2) station, (3) relation, (4) steadiness, stability, (5) stationariness, stagnation
- *tacchati¶
- taṇhā¶
craving
- tatramajjhattatā¶
specific neutrality
- tathāgata¶
perfect one
- tadaṅga¶
substitution of opposites (function of insight)
- *tadārammaṇa¶
- *tanana¶
range: XV.4
- *tāvatva¶
just so much: XV 18
- tādi-bhāva¶
equipoise
- tiracchāna-yoni¶
animal generation
- tilakkhaṇa¶
three characteristics (of impermanence, pain and not-self)
- *ti-santati-rūpa¶
materiality of triple continuity (term for the three decads at moment of rebirth-linking): XI.112; XX.22
- *ti-samuṭṭhāna¶
materiality of triple origination (by kamma, temperature and nutriment only): XVII.196
- tīraṇa¶
judgement, investigation
- thaddha¶
stiffened
- thīna-middha¶
stiffness and torpor
- *theriya¶
belonging to the Elders: epil. verse
- *dakasītalika¶
edible white water lily: VIII.119
- dasaka¶
decad (of matter), (2) decade
- dassana¶
seeing (the eye’s function), (2) vision, (3) term for the first path
- dāna¶
gift, giving
- *dāna¶
gap: II.6
- diṭṭha¶
seen
- diṭṭhi¶
view, (wrong) view, (right) view
- diṭṭhi-pāta¶
one attained to vision
- dibba-cakkhu¶
divine eye
- dibba-sotadhātu¶
divine ear element
- dukkha¶
pain, painful, bodily pain, suffering
- dukkha-dukkha¶
intrinsic suffering
- duggati¶
unhappy destination (on rebirth)
- duccarita¶
misconduct, misbehaviour
- *duṭṭhulla¶
also (1) inertia, (2) irritability: IV.124 ( [M] III 151 , 159)
- dūra¶
far
- desanā¶
teaching, instruction
- *desantar-uppatti¶
successive arising in adjacent locations (description of phenomenon of motion); VII.n.45
- domanassa¶
grief
- dosa¶
hate, (2) flaw, (3) humour (of the body)
- *drabya¶
substance: XVIII.n.8
- *drava¶
fluid: XI.41
- dvattiṃsākāra¶
the thirty-two aspects (of the body)
- dvāra¶
door (i.e. the 6 d. of consciousness by the 6 bases; also the 3 d. of kamma by body, speech and mind)
- dhamma¶
the Dhamma or Law (as discovered by the Buddha), (2) dhamma, state, thing, phenomenon, (3) mental object, mental datum (12th base)
- dhamma-ṭṭhiti-ñāṇa¶
knowledge of relations of states, knowledge of structure of ideas
- dhammatā-rūpa¶
natural materiality (i.e trees, stones, etc.)
- *dhammani¶
rat-snake: XI.64
- dhamma-vicaya¶
investigation of states
- dhammānusārin¶
dhamma devotee
- dhātu¶
element, (2) humour (of the body), (3) relic
- *dhātu¶
- dhutaṅga¶
ascetic practice
- *dhura-bhatta¶
meal given in a principal house (not as in PED): II.27
- dhuva¶
everlasting
- nandi¶
delight
- naya¶
method
- naya-vipassanā¶
inductive insight
ennead
- *nahanā¶
tying: I.73
- *nāgabalā¶
kind of plant: XI.17
- nāna-kkhaṇika¶
(kamma) acting from a different time
- nānatta¶
variety, difference
- nāma¶
mentality, (2) name
- nāma-kaya¶
mentality body, mental body (aggregates of feeling, perception and formations)
- nāma-rūpa¶
mentality-materiality (term for the five aggregates, or for the four aggregates excluding consciousness)
- nāma-rūpa-pariccheda¶
definition of mentality-materiality
- *nāyare¶
they are known (—ñāyanti): VIII.29; cf. IX.42 (nāyati—ñāyati)
- nikanti¶
attachment, attraction
- *nigghāta¶
depression: XI.117
- nicca¶
permanent
- nijjīva¶
soulless
- *nippadesa¶
comprehensive: XVI.95
- *nippharipphanda¶
inactive: V.4
- *nippiṃsati¶
to scrape, to grind: I.81
- *nippuñchati¶
to wipe off: I.81
- *nippesikatā¶
- *nippeseti¶
to scrape off: I.81
- *nipphanna¶
produced (term for certain kinds of derived materiality)
- *nibbacana¶
- nibbatti¶
generation, production, rebirth
- Nibbāna¶
nirvana, extinction (of greed, hate and delusion)
- *nibbikappa¶
- nibbidā¶
dispassion, revulsion
- *nibbisa¶
without poison: XII.115
- *nibbedha¶
penetration
- nimitta¶
sign
- niyati-vāda¶
determinism, fatalism
- niyyāna¶
outlet (from the round of rebirths; term for the path)
- nirutti¶
language
- nirodha¶
cessation
- nissaya¶
support, (2) the dependence (given by teacher to pupil)
- nissatta¶
not-a-living-being
- nissaraṇa¶
escape (from defilement by Nibbāna)
- nīvaraṇa¶
hindrance (the 5 or the 7)
- *nīharati¶
also to fix: II.50
- nekkhamma¶
renunciation
- *nemittika¶
(name) signifying (an acquirement): VII.55
- *nemittikatā¶
- *pakaṭṭha¶
distant: VII.81
- pakati¶
nature, natural, normal, (2) Primordial Essence, Prakṛti
- *pakāsa¶
illumination: XVII.77
- pakkhandati¶
to enter into, to launch out into
- pāguññatā¶
proficiency
- paccakkha¶
personal experience
- paccatta¶
for oneself
- paccaya¶
condition (for what is conditionally arisen), (2) requisite (the 4 for the bhikkhu)
- paccaya-pariggaha¶
discernment of conditions
- paccayākāra¶
structure of conditions (term for dependent origination)
- paccavekkhaṇa¶
reviewing
- paccuppanna¶
present, presently arisen
- paññatti¶
making-known, announcement, (2) appellation, designation, (3) concept, description
- paññā¶
understanding (insight and path)
- paññā-vimutta¶
one liberated by understanding
- *paṭatantuka¶
intestinal worm: VIII.121
- *paṭikkamana¶
refectory: II.28
- paṭikkūla¶
repulsive
- paṭigha¶
resentment, resistance
- paṭicca¶
(indecl. ger. of paṭiyeti) having depended, due to, dependent on
- *paṭicca¶
(decl. adj.) ought to be arrived at: XVII.16
- paṭicca-samuppanna¶
conditionally arisen, dependently originated
- paṭicca-samuppāda¶
dependent origination
- *paṭiñña¶
- paṭiñña¶
claim
- paṭinissagga¶
relinquishment
- paṭipatti¶
way, progress, practice
- *paṭipatti¶
- paṭipassaddhi¶
tranquilization (of defilement by fruition)
- *paṭipassanā¶
- *paṭipātiyāmana¶
following successively: VIII.69
- *paṭipadāna¶
maintaining (on course): IV.42
- paṭibhāga-nimitta¶
counterpart sign
- *paṭiveti¶
to vanish: XX.96
- paṭivedha¶
penetration (of 4 Truths)
- paṭisaṅkhā¶
reflection
- paṭisandhi¶
rebirth-linking (consciousness)
- paṭisambhidā¶
discrimination (the 4)
- *paṭisiddha¶
excluded, rejected, refuted (log.): XVII.150
- *paṭihaññati¶
to resent (as verb for paṭigha): IX.101 (cf. [Dhs-a] 72 , [Netti] 13 )
- *paṭihita (paṇihita?)¶
drawn on: VIII.26
- paṇidhi¶
desire, aspiration
- paṇīta¶
superior, sublime
- *patati¶
to gather, to wander for: II.5
- *patīyamāna¶
going back to: XVII.16
- *patthanīyatā¶
- pathavī¶
earth
- padhāna¶
endeavour, effort, (2) basic
- *padhāna¶
Basic Principle, Pradhāna: XVI.85
- papañca¶
obstacle, (2) diffuseness, (2) diversification (as function of craving, conceit and wrong view; not in this sense in PED)
- *pabbhāra¶
also overhang of rock: II.61
- *pabhāvanā¶
- *pabhuti¶
TODO: missing parenthesis in BPS2011?:encl.) and so on, etcetera ( = ādi in that sense): VIII.17, 121; X.51, etc.
- pabheda¶
class, category
- *pamukha¶
- paramattha¶
highest sense, ultimate sense
- parāmaṭṭha¶
misapprehended, adheredto
- parāmāsa¶
misapprehension, adherence, pre-assumption
- parikathā¶
roundabout talk
- *parikappanatā¶
conjecturing: III.77
- parikamma¶
preliminary work
- parikkhāra¶
equipment, (2) requisite
- pariggaha¶
inclusion, (2) embracing (as definition of right speech), (3) reinforcement, (4) discerning, etc.
- pariccāga¶
giving up
- pariccheda-rūpa¶
delimiting-materiality (term for space)
- pariññā¶
full-understanding (the 3)
- pariṇāma¶
change
- paritta¶
small, (2) limited (term for the sense-desire sphere), (3) protection (term for certain discourses recited for that purpose)
- parideva¶
lamentation
- *parinijjhāpana¶
obsessing, burning up: XVI.48
- *parinipphanna¶
positively produced XXIII. n.18
- parinibbāna¶
attainment of Nibbāna
- paripācana¶
maintaining, maturing, ripening
- *paripphandana¶
- *paribhaṇḍa¶
also repair: XXIII.36
- paribhoga¶
use
- pariyatti¶
mastery, (2) scripture
- pariyāpanna¶
included
- pariyāhanana¶
threshing, striking on: IV.88
- pariyuṭṭhāna¶
obsession
- *pariyonahana¶
covering, envelope: VIII.115
- *pariyosāna¶
also intensity: VI.49
- *pariveṇa¶
also surroundings of a building, surrounding walk: IV.127; XI.7; XIII.6
- *parissavati¶
to run away: XI.90
- *parihāra-vacana¶
explanation: XVII.109
- palibodha¶
impediment
- pavatta, pavatti¶
occurrence, (2) course of an existence (between rebirth-linking and death)
- *pavana¶
- pavicaya¶
investigation
- paviveka¶
seclusion
- pasāda¶
sensitivity (of matter)
- pasādana¶
confidence, clarification
- passaddhi¶
tranquillity
- pahāna¶
abandoning
- *paheyya¶
abandonable: XVI.93
- *pāṭibhoga¶
- pāṇātipāta¶
killing living things
- pāduddhāra¶
footstep, lifting of foot
- *pāpaka¶
- *pāpana¶
reaching XVI.68
- *pāpana¶
denigrating: I.81
- pāpicchatā¶
evilness of wishes
- pāramī, pāramitā¶
perfection
- *pārāvata¶
pigeon (pārāpata in PED): XI.7
- *pāvāra¶
also a cloth, cloth: VIII.117
- piṇḍapāta¶
alms
- *piṇḍika¶
- *pidhānī¶
lid: XI.24
- pisuṇa-vācā¶
malicious speech
- pīṇana¶
act of refreshing
- pīti¶
happiness
- puggala¶
person
- puthujjana¶
ordinary man (i.e. one who has not reached the path)
- *pupphaka¶
balloon, swelling: VIII.117
- purisa¶
man, male
- *purisa¶
World Soul, Puruṣa: XVII.8
- peta¶
ghost
- *pesika¶
scraper: I.81
- pharaṇa¶
pervasion, intentness upon
- pharusa-vācā¶
harsh speech
- phala¶
fruit of (plants), (2) fruit of cause, (3) fruition (of path; the 4)
- *phalakasata¶
target: XXII.12
- phassa¶
contact
- *phāsu¶
- phoṭṭhabba¶
tangible datum, t. object
- bala¶
power (the 5; the 10 of a Perfect One)
- bahiddhā, bāhira¶
external, externally
- *bālatta¶
dotage: XVI.45
- buddha¶
enlightened one
- buddhi¶
enlightenment, (2) intellect, discretion, speculation, (3) sensation
- *budha¶
possessed of wit: IV.66
- bojjhaṅga¶
enlightenment factor
- bodhi¶
enlightenment, awakening
- bodhisatta¶
Bodhisatta, Being Destined to Enlightenment
- *byatti¶
see vyatti
- brahmacariya¶
life of purity, the good life, the life divine
- brahma-vihāra¶
divine abiding (the 4)
- brūhana¶
intensification
- bhagavant¶
Blessed One
- bhaṅga¶
dissolution
- *bhattar¶
- *bhanti¶
- bhayat’ upaṭṭhāna¶
appearance as terror (stage in insight)
- bhava¶
becoming, being, existence
- bhavaṅga¶
life-continuum (consciousness)
- *bhāti¶
brother: XXI.54
- bhāva¶
essence, stateness, (2) sex, (3) verbal substantive (gram.)
- bhāvanā¶
development (lit. making be’), (2) term for the 3 higher paths
- bhāva-sādhana¶
formula of establishment by substantive (gram.): XVII.12
- bhikkhu¶
bhikkhu, Buddhist monk
- bhūta¶
become, been, (2) creature, (3) primary element (entity) of matter, etc.
- bhūtūpādā-rūpa¶
matter derived upon the (four) primary elements (the 24 kinds)
- bhūmi¶
ground, soil, (2) plane (of existence; the 4)
- *bheda, vacī-¶
- magga¶
path
- macchariya, macchera¶
avarice
- majjhatta¶
neutral, central
- majjhima¶
middle, medium
- mada¶
vanity, intoxication
- manasikāra¶
attention, bringing to mind
- mano¶
mind
- maraṇa¶
death, dying
- *maru¶
also cliff: XVII.63
- mala¶
stain (the 3)
- mahaggata¶
exalted (a term for consciousness “exalted” from the “limited” sense-desire sphere to the fine-material or immaterial spheres)
- *mahacca¶
- mahā-bhūta¶
great primary, great entity (the 4)
- mahā-vipassanā¶
principal insight (the 18)
- mātikā¶
schedule of the Abhidhamma, (2) codes of the Pātimokkha (the 2), (3) schedule, etc.
- māna¶
conceit (pride)
- māyā¶
deceit
- micchā¶
wrong
- micchatta¶
wrongness (the 10)
- middha¶
torpor
- *milāpana¶
withering, causing to wither: XIV.128
- muccitukamyatā¶
desire for deliverance
- muta¶
sensed (i.e. smelled, tasted or touched)
- muditā¶
gladness (at others’ success)
- mudutā¶
malleability
- musā-vāda¶
false speech, lying
- mūla¶
root
- mettā¶
loving-kindness, amity
- *mehana¶
private parts: VII.64
- moha¶
delusion
- yathā-kammūpaga-ñāṇa¶
knowledge of (beings’) faring according to deeds
- yathābhūta¶
correct
- yuganaddha¶
coupling, yoking (of serenity and insight)
- ye-vā-panaka¶
or-whatever (state) (term for certain formations)
- yoga¶
bond (the 4)
- yoni¶
womb, (2) generation, (3) cause, reason
- yoniso¶
wise, wisely, with ordered reasoning
- rati¶
delight
- rasa¶
taste, flavour, (2) nature as function or achievement, (3) stimulus (for feeling), (4) essential juice, filtrate
- *rasati¶
to taste: XV.3
- *rasāyana¶
elixir. XVII.236
- rāga¶
greed, lust
- rūpa¶
materiality (aggregate), fine materiality of fine-material Brahmāworld, matter in general, material form, (2) visible datum, visible object, visible matter, visible form
- rūpa-kāya¶
material body
- rūpa-kkhandha¶
materiality aggregate
- rūpūpādānakkhandha¶
materiality aggregate (as object) of clinging
- rūpa-rūpa¶
concrete materiality (term for certain derived kinds of materiality)
- *rūpayati¶
to be made visible: XV.3
- rūpāvacara¶
fine-material sphere
- lakkhaṇa¶
characteristic
- *laghimā¶
lightness: VII.61
- lahutā¶
lightness
- lābha¶
gain
- loka¶
world
- lokiya¶
mundane (i.e. not associated with the path, fruition or Nibbāna)
- lokiya dhamma¶
worldly state (the 8)
- lokuttara¶
supramundane (i.e. the 9 states consisting of the 4 paths, 4 fruitions and Nibbāna, and states associated with them)
- lobha¶
greed
- vaggulī¶
fruit bat, flying fox; XXI.91
member of a syllogism: XVII.67
- *vacī-bheda¶
speech utterance: XIV.62
- vacī-saṅkhāra¶
verbal formation (i.e. vitakka and vicāra)
- vaṭṭa¶
round (of kamma, etc.; term for the dependent origination as arising)
- vaḍḍhana¶
extension, increase
- vata¶
vow, duty, ritual
- vatta¶
duty
- *vattana¶
- *vatthika¶
clothable: VII.79
- vatthu¶
basis, physical basis (term for the six internal bases), (2) object, (3) instance, example, (4) story, etc.
- vaya¶
fall, (2) stage of life
- vāsaṭṭhāna¶
defining
- vasa-vattana¶
exercise of mastery
- *vahanika¶
catamaran float (?): XVII.196
- vācā¶
speech
- vāta¶
air, wind
- *vāna¶
fastening: VIII.247
- vāyāma¶
effort
- vāyo¶
air
- *vikappa¶
- vikampana¶
shaking, wavering
- vikāra¶
alteration
- vikāra-rūpa¶
materiality as alteration (term for certain of the 24 kinds of derived materiality, i.e. impermanence, etc.)
- *vikuppati¶
to be damaged: XXIII.35
- vikubbana¶
versatility (in development of divine abidings), (2) transformation (by supernormal power)
- vikkhambhana¶
suppression (of defilements by serenity)
- vikkhepa¶
distraction
- *vikkhepa¶
- vicāra¶
sustained thought
- vicikicchā¶
uncertainty
- *vijambhati¶
to stretch, yawn: IX.61
- vijjamāna¶
existing, actual
- vijjā¶
clear-vision (the 3 or the 8), (2) science, knowledge
- viññatti¶
intimation
- viññāta¶
cognized
- viññāṇa¶
consciousness, cognition
- viññāṇaṭṭhiti¶
station of consciousness (the 7)
- vitakka¶
applied thought
- *vitthambhana¶
- *vinana¶
joining together: VIII.247
- vinaya¶
Vinaya Piṭaka or Book of Discipline, (2) discipline, removal, leading away
- *viniddhunana¶
shaking off: XVI.82
- vinipāta¶
perdition
- vinibbhoga¶
resolution (into elements)
- *vippaṭipatti¶
wrong theory: XVI.85
- vipariṇāma¶
change
- vipariṇāma-dukkha¶
suffering due to change
- vipariyesa¶
perverseness (the 4)
- vipallāsa¶
perversion (the 3)
- vipassanā¶
insight (the vision of what is formed as impermanent, painful, notself)
- vipassanā-yānika¶
one whose vehicle is insight
- vipāka¶
(kamma-) result
- *vipphandana¶
- *vipphāra¶
- vibhava¶
non-being, non-becoming, (2) success
- vimokkha¶
liberation (the 3 and the 8)
- vimutti¶
deliverance
- *viyojeti¶
to separate: VIII.95
- virati¶
abstinence (the 3)
- viramana¶
abstaining
- *viraha¶
(subst.) absence: IV.148
- virāga¶
fading away (of greed)
- viriya¶
energy
- vivaṭṭa¶
cessation of the round (of kamma, etc.), the dependent origination as cessation, (2) turning away, (3) expansion (of world after contraction)
- viveka¶
seclusion
- *visaṅkharoti¶
to analyze: XX.68
- visama-hetu¶
fictitious cause
- visaya¶
abode, (2) objective field (of consciousness)
- *visavitā¶
- *visahati¶
to suffer: II.38
- *visādana¶
dejection: XVI.59
- *visesa¶
distinction
- vihāra¶
dwelling place, abode, (2) monastery, (3) mode of abiding
- *vihaṭamāna¶
being carded: XXI.66
- vihiṃsā¶
cruelty
- *vītiharaṇa¶
also shifting sideways: XI.115
- vīthi¶
street, (2) cognitive series (of consciousness)
- vīthi-citta¶
a consciousness of the cognitive series
- vīmaṃsā¶
enquiry
- vuṭṭhāna¶
emergence
- vuṭṭhānagāmini-vipassanā¶
insight leading to emergence (of the path)
- veda¶
wisdom, (2) joy, inspiration, (3) the Vedas
- vedanā¶
feeling (i.e. of pleasure, pain, or neither)
- vedaka¶
experiencer, one who feels
- vedayita¶
feeling what is felt
- veramaṇi¶
abstention
- vokāra¶
constituent
- voṭṭhapana¶
determining (consciousness)
- vodāna¶
cleansing (term for consciousness preceding absorption or path)
- vohāra¶
conventional usage, common speech
- *vyatti¶
- *vyappita¶
- vyāpāda¶
ill will
- *vyāpāra¶
- saṃyoga¶
bondage
- saṃyojana¶
fetter (the 10)
- saṃvaṭṭa¶
contraction (of world)
- *saṃvaṇṇita¶
also in detail: XIII.14
- saṃvara¶
restraint
- saṃvega¶
sense of urgency
- *saṃvedanika¶
which feels: XIV.213
- saṃsāra¶
round of rebirths
- sakadāgāmin¶
once-returner (term for 2nd stage of realization)
- *sakalika¶
also scale (of fish): VIII.91
- sakkarā¶
sugar (spelled sakkharā in PED)
- sakkāya¶
individuality
- sakkāya-diṭṭhi¶
false view of individuality (the 20 kinds)
- sagga¶
heaven
- saṅkanti¶
transmigration
- saṅkappa¶
thinking
- saṅkamana¶
transmigrating
- *saṅkara¶
confounding, confusing: XIV.58; epil. verses (see CPD asaṅkara)
- saṅkilesa¶
defilement, corruption
- *saṅku-patha¶
also a path set on piles: IX.36
- saṅkhata¶
formed
- saṅkhāra¶
formation, formed thing
- saṅkhāra-dukkha¶
suffering due to formations
- saṅkhāra-pariccheda¶
delimiting of formations
- saṅkhārupekkhā¶
equanimity about formations
- saṅgati¶
coincidence, chance
- *saṅgaha¶
also holding together: XI.93
- *saṅgahīta¶
also held together:XI.90
- saṅgha¶
the Order,the Community
- saṅghaṭṭana¶
knocking together, impingement
- sacca¶
truth
- saccānulomika-ñāṇa¶
knowledge in conformity with truth
- *sacchika¶
- sacchikiriyā¶
realization
- *sañña¶
restrained: I.158
- saññā¶
perception, (2) sign, signal, label
cessation of perception and feeling
- saṇṭhāna¶
shape
- *saṇṭhāna¶
also (2) settling down, stationariness: III.22; VIII.69, (3) co-presence: XVII.76
- sati¶
mindfulness
- satta¶
a being, a living being
- *satta¶
Bright Principle, Sattva: IX.53
- satta-saññā¶
perception of a living being, (2) the seven perceptions (first of the 18 principal insights)
- *sattāvāsa¶
abode of beings (the 9)
- sadda¶
sound, (2) word, (3) grammar
- sadda-lakkhaṇa¶
etymology
- saddhā¶
faith
- saddhā-vimutta¶
one liberated by faith
- saddhānusārin¶
faith devotee
- *saddheyya¶
inspiring faith: VII.72
- sa-nidassana¶
visible
- santati¶
continuity
- santati-sīsa¶
organic continuity
- santāna¶
continuity
- santi-pada¶
state of peace (term for Nibbāna)
- santīraṇa¶
investigation (consciousness)
- *sandhāraṇa¶
also upholding: XIV.44
- *sannikkhepana¶
also putting down: XX.62
- *sanniṭṭheyya¶
fit to be convinced about: XIV.151
- sannipāta¶
concurrence
- *sannirujjhana¶
- *sannissaya¶
waiting on, dependence: XIV.29
- *sappati¶
to be emitted (pass. of sapati, to swear): XV.3
- *sabbhāva¶
- sabhāva¶
individual essence
- *sabhāva¶
with sex: XVII.150
- *sabhāva¶
Nature, Svabhāva: XVI.85
- samatha¶
serenity (term for jhāna)
- samatha-yānika¶
one whose vehicle is serenity
- samaya¶
period, event, occasion, etc.
- *samabbhāhata¶
also stretched flat: IV.129
- *samabbhāhata¶
also impelled: XI.92
- samavāya¶
inherence
- *samaveta¶
inherent: XVI.91
- samādhi¶
concentration
- samāpatti¶
attainment (the 9)
- *samāhata¶
also brought in: IV.190
- samuccheda¶
cutting off (of defilements by the path)
- samuṭṭhāna¶
origination (4 kinds), moulding
- *samuṭṭhāpaya¶
rousable: IV.51
- samudaya¶
origin
- samudīraṇa¶
moving
- sampajañña¶
full awareness
- sampaṭicchana¶
receiving (consciousness)
- *sampaṭipādana¶
keeping on the track: VI.59
- *sampatta-visaya¶
having a contiguous objective field (i.e. smell, taste and touch)
- *sampasādayati¶
to make confident: IV.142
- *sampiṇḍana¶
also conjunction (gram.): IV.154
- samphappalāpa¶
gossip, idle chatter
- sambojjhaṅga¶
enlightenment factor (the 7)
- *sambhāveti¶
also to judge: IX.109
- *sambhoga¶
- sammatta¶
rightness (the 10)
- sammappadhāna¶
right endeavour (the 4)
- sammā¶
right
- sammā-sambuddha¶
fully enlightened one
- sammuti¶
convention, conventional
- sammuti-sacca¶
conventional truth (e.g. kasiṇa concept)
- *sammussana¶
forgetting: XVI.82
- sammosa¶
forgetfulness
- sammoha¶
delusion
- *sarūpena¶
also in its own form: XVI.70
- salakkhaṇa¶
specific characteristic (e.g. hardness of earth)
- sallakkhaṇa¶
observation
- sallekha¶
effacement
- saḷāyatana¶
sixfold base (for contact)
- savana¶
hearing
- savana¶
flowing
- *savana¶
exudation: XVII.56
- sa-saṅkhāra¶
prompted
- sa-sambhāra-kathā¶
“accessory locution” (log.)
- sassata¶
eternal
- sassata-diṭṭhi¶
eternity view
- *sahaṭṭhāna¶
co-presence: XIII.116
- sāṭheyya¶
fraud
- *sādhika¶
accomplishing: IV.105
- sādhāraṇa¶
common to, shared with
- sāmañña-phala¶
fruit of asceticism
- sāmañña-lakkhaṇa¶
general characteristic (of what is formed, i.e. the 3 beginning with impermanence)
- sāra¶
core
- sāvaka¶
disciple, hearer
- sāsana¶
dispensation
- sikkhā¶
training
- sikkhāpada¶
training precept
- *siṅga¶
- *siṭṭha¶
prepared: XVI.4
- *sippikā¶
bag (?): XI.68
- *silesa¶
cement: XI.51
- *sīta (?)¶
measure of area: XII.41
- *sīmā¶
chapter house: IX.66
- sīla¶
virtue, (2) habit, (3) rite
- sīlabbata¶
rules and vows (Ñāṇamoli’s original translation was “rites and rituals,” but was changed in accordance with his later translation of this term. )
- *sīlaka¶
good-tempered: III.84
- *sīlana¶
composing: I.19
- sukkha-vipassaka¶
bare(or dry-) insight worker (one who attains the path without previously having attained jhāna)
- sukha¶
pleasure, pleasant, bliss, blissful, bodily pleasure
- *sukha¶
tepid: X.52
- *sukhana¶
act of pleasing: IV.100
- sugata¶
Sublime One (the Buddha)
- suñña, suññata¶
void
- suññatā¶
voidness
- suta¶
heard
- *suttaka¶
intestinal worm: VIII.121
- subha¶
beautiful, beauty
- *surabhi¶
- *sūcayati¶
to betray, reveal: XV.3
- *sūdana¶
cleansing: XI.125
- sekha¶
trainer (term for one possessing one of the four paths or first three fruitions, so with training still to do)
- soka¶
sorrow
- sotāpanna¶
stream enterer (1st stage of realization)
- somanassa¶
joy, mental pleasure
- hadaya¶
heart
- hadaya-vatthu¶
heart-basis (physical basis of mind)
- hiri¶
conscience
- hīna¶
abandoned, (2) inferior
- hetu¶
root-cause, cause
- *hetu¶
also middle term (in syllogism; log.): XVII.67