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UKT notes
• Mahavira - the
Tirthankara
{ma.ya.} मय
• मयं (mayaM)
Skt: मयं
(mayaM) - full of/ completely filled - OnlineSktDict
• मयः (mayaH)
Skt: मयः
(mayaH) - full of - OnlineSktDict
• मया (mayaa)
Skt: मया (mayaa) - by me - OnlineSktDict
• मयि (mayi)
Skt: मयि (mayi) - in myself
- OnlineSktDict
• मयुरासन
(mayuraasana)
Skt: मयुरासन
(mayuraasana) - the peacock posture - OnlineSktDict
• मयूर (mayuura)
Skt: मयूर
(mayuura) - a peacock - OnlineSktDict
• मयूरः (mayuuraH)
Skt: मयूरः
(mayuuraH) - m. peacock - OnlineSktDict
• मय्यसहिष्णु
(mayyasahishhNu)
Skt: मय्यसहिष्णु
(mayyasahishhNu) - mayi + asahishhNuH, in me + intolerant
- OnlineSktDict
• मरण (maraNa)
Skt: मरण (maraNa) - death
- OnlineSktDict
• मरणं (maraNaM)
Skt: मरणं
(maraNaM) - death - OnlineSktDict
• मरणात्
(maraNaat.h)
Skt: मरणात्
(maraNaat.h) - than death - OnlineSktDict
• मरीच (mariicha)
Skt: मरीच
(mariicha) - a name of Sun - OnlineSktDict
• मरीचि (mariichi)
Skt: मरीचि
(mariichi) - rays - OnlineSktDict
• मरीचिः
(mariichiH)
Skt: मरीचिः
(mariichiH) - Marici - OnlineSktDict
•
मरीचिका
(mariichikaa)
Skt: मरीचिका
(mariichikaa) - f. chillies - OnlineSktDict
• मरीचिमालिन्
(mariichimaalin.h)
Skt: मरीचिमालिन्
(mariichimaalin.h) - adj. garlanded width rays, sun - OnlineSktDict
• मरु (maru)
Skt: मरु
(maru) - desert - OnlineSktDict
• मरुत् (marut.h)
Skt: मरुत्
(marut.h) - wind - OnlineSktDict
• मरुतः (marutaH)
Skt: मरुतः
(marutaH) - the forty-mine Maruts (demigods of the wind)
- OnlineSktDict
• मरुतां (marutaaM)
Skt: मरुतां
(marutaaM) - in the air or thoro' the air - OnlineSktDict
• मरुभूमिः
(marubhuumiH)
Skt: मरुभूमिः
(marubhuumiH) - m. desert, barren land - OnlineSktDict
• मर्जारः
(marjaaraH)
Skt: मर्जारः
(marjaaraH) - m. cat - OnlineSktDict
• मर्त्य
(martya)
Skt: मर्त्य
(martya) - mortal - OnlineSktDict
• मर्त्यलोकं
(martyolokaM)
Skt: मर्त्यलोकं
(martyolokaM) - to the mortal earth - OnlineSktDict
• मर्त्येषु
(martyeshhu)
Skt: मर्त्येषु
(martyeshhu) - among those subject to death - OnlineSktDict
• मल (mala)
Skt: मल (mala) - dirt, rubbish
- OnlineSktDict
• मलय (malaya)
Skt: मलय (malaya)
- malaya mountain - OnlineSktDict
• मलयज (malayaja)
Skt: मलयज
(malayaja) - A sandal tree (born in malaya mountain range),
sandal wood - OnlineSktDict
• मलयज (malayaja)
Skt: मलयज
(malayaja) - arising out of Mount Malaya - OnlineSktDict
• मलेन (malena)
Skt: मलेन
(malena) - by dust - OnlineSktDict
• मल्लः (mallaH)
Skt: मल्लः
(mallaH) - m. wrestler - OnlineSktDict
• मल्लयुद्धम्
(mallayuddham.h)
Skt: मल्लयुद्धम्
(mallayuddham.h) - n. wrestling - OnlineSktDict
• मशक (mashaka)
Sk: मशक
(mashaka) - gnat, small fly - OnlineSktDict
• मशकः (mashakaH)
Skt: मशकः
(mashakaH) - m. mosquito - OnlineSktDict
• मशकजालः
(mashakajaalaH)
Skt: मशकजालः
(mashakajaalaH) - m. mosquito net - OnlineSktDict
• मशी (mashii)
Skt: मशी
(mashii) - f. ink - OnlineSktDict
• महत् (mahat.h)
Skt: महत्
(mahat.h) - great man - OnlineSktDict
• महतः (mahataH)
Skt: महतः
(mahataH) - from very great - OnlineSktDict
• महता (mahataa)
Skt: महता
(mahataa) - great - OnlineSktDict
• महति (mahati)
Skt: महति
(mahati) - in a great - OnlineSktDict
• महतीं
(mahatiiM)
Skt:
महतीं
(mahatiiM) - great - OnlineSktDict
•
महत्तोन्माद
(mahattonmaada)
Skt:
महत्तोन्माद
(mahattonmaada) - macromania - OnlineSktDict
•
महदवधानं
(mahadavadhaanaM)
Skt:
महदवधानं
(mahadavadhaanaM) - great care & attention - OnlineSktDict
•
महद्योनिः
(mahadyoniH)
Skt:
महद्योनिः
(mahadyoniH) - source of birth in the material substance - OnlineSktDict
• महनीय (mahaniiya)
Skt: महनीय
(mahaniiya) - great person - OnlineSktDict
• महर्षयः
(maharshhayaH)
Skt: महर्षयः
(maharshhayaH) - great sages - OnlineSktDict
• महर्षि
(maharshhi)
Skt: महर्षि
(maharshhi) - great sages - OnlineSktDict
• महर्षेणां
(maharshiiNaaM)
Skt: महर्षेणां
(maharshiiNaaM) - of the great sages - OnlineSktDict
• महा (mahaa)
Skt: महा
(mahaa) - great (substitute of mahat), big large, huge, powerful, mighty,
eminent, noble - OnlineSktDict
• महाकाव्य
(mahaakaavya)
Skt: महाकाव्य
(mahaakaavya) - epic poem, very long poem - OnlineSktDict
• महाजनः (mahaajanaH)
Skt: महाजनः
(mahaajanaH) - great man - OnlineSktDict
• महात्मन्
(mahaatman.h)
Skt: महात्मन्
(mahaatman.h) - great man - OnlineSktDict
• महात्मनः
(mahaatmanaH)
Skt: महात्मनः
(mahaatmanaH) - the great souls - OnlineSktDict
• महात्मा
(mahaatmaa)
Skt: महात्मा
(mahaatmaa) - Great man - OnlineSktDict
• महात्मानः
(mahaatmaanaH)
Skt: महात्मानः
(mahaatmaanaH) - the great souls - OnlineSktDict
• महादेव
(mahaadeva)
Skt: महादेव
(mahaadeva) - the great god - Shiva - OnlineSktDict
• महादोषात्
(mahaadoshhat.h)
Skt: महादोषात्
(mahaadoshhat.h) - from the great defects, wrongs - OnlineSktDict
• महान् (mahaan.h)
Skt: महान्
(mahaan.h) - great - OnlineSktDict
• महानद्यां
(mahaanadyaaM)
Skt:
महानद्यां
(mahaanadyaaM) - in the great river - OnlineSktDict
• महानुभवान्
(mahaanubhavaan.h)
Skt:
महानुभवान्
(mahaanubhavaan.h) - great souls - OnlineSktDict
• महापातक
(mahaapaataka)
Skt: महापातक
(mahaapaataka) - great sins - OnlineSktDict
• महापापात्
(mahaapaapaat.h)
Skt:
महापापात्
(mahaapaapaat.h) - from the great sins - OnlineSktDict
• महापाप्मा
(mahaapaapmaa)
Skt: महापाप्मा
(mahaapaapmaa) - greatly sinful - OnlineSktDict
• महापुरुषयोग
(mahaapurushhayoga)
Skt:
महापुरुषयोग
(mahaapurushhayoga) - Combination for an extraordinary personality. Usually a
planet is in Exaltation and in a Kendra (Angular sign or house) - OnlineSktDict
• महाबन्ध
(mahaabandha)
Skt: महाबन्ध
(mahaabandha) - types of mudraa - OnlineSktDict
•
महाबालौ
(mahaabalau)
Skt: महाबालौ
(mahaabalau) - (two) great powerful persons - OnlineSktDict
• महाबाहुः
(mahaabaahuH)
Skt: महाबाहुः
(mahaabaahuH) - mighty-armed - OnlineSktDict
• महाबाहो
(mahaabaaho)
Skt: महाबाहो
(mahaabaaho) - O mighty-armed one - OnlineSktDict
• महाभारतः
(mahaabhaarataH)
Skt: महाभारतः
(mahaabhaarataH) - epic Mahabharat, part of itihas (history)
- OnlineSktDict
• महाभियोगः
(mahaabhiyogaH)
Skt:
महाभियोगः
(mahaabhiyogaH) - m. impeachment - OnlineSktDict
• महाभूतानी
(mahaabhuutaanii)
Skt:
महाभूतानी
(mahaabhuutaanii) - the great elements - OnlineSktDict
• महामुद्रा
(mahaamudraa)
Skt:
महामुद्रा
(mahaamudraa) - types of mudraa - OnlineSktDict
• महायोगेश्वरः
(mahaayogeshvaraH)
Skt:
महायोगेश्वरः
(mahaayogeshvaraH) - the most powerful mystic - OnlineSktDict
• महारथः (mahaarathaH)
Skt: महारथः
(mahaarathaH) - great fighter - OnlineSktDict
• महारथाः
(mahaarathaaH)
Skt: महारथाः
(mahaarathaaH) - great chariot fighters - OnlineSktDict
• महाराष्त्र
(mahaaraashhtra)
Skt: महाराष्त्र
(mahaaraashhtra) - Indian state - OnlineSktDict
• महार्ह (mahaarha)
Skt: महार्ह
(mahaarha) - great ( those that deserve to be called great) - OnlineSktDict
• महाविघ्नात्
(mahaavighnaat.h)
Skt:
महाविघ्नात्
(mahaavighnaat.h) - from the great obstacles - OnlineSktDict
• महावीर
(mahaaviira)
Skt: महावीर
(mahaaviira) - Mahavir - OnlineSktDict
See my note on Mahāvīra (Skt: महावीर 'Great Hero' - founder of Jainism "the 24th and the last Tirthankara.
• महाशङ्खं
(mahaasha.nkhaM)
Skt: महाशङ्खं
(mahaasha.nkhaM) - the terrific conch shell - OnlineSktDict
• महाशनः
(mahaashanaH)
Skt: महाशनः
(mahaashanaH) - all-devouring - OnlineSktDict
• महिपाल
(mahipaala)
Skt: महिपाल
(mahipaala) - m. king - OnlineSktDict
• महिमा (mahimaa)
Skt: महिमा
(mahimaa) - Glory - OnlineSktDict
• महिमानं
(mahimaanaM)
Skt: महिमानं
(mahimaanaM) - glories - OnlineSktDict
• महिम्नः
(mahimnaH)
Skt:
महिम्नः
(mahimnaH) - of greatness - OnlineSktDict
• महिश (mahisha)
Skt: महिश
(mahisha) - he-buffalo - OnlineSktDict
• महिष (mahishha)
Skt: महिषः
(mahishhaH) - m. buffalo - OnlineSktDict
• महिषः (mahishhaH)
Skt:
महिषः
(mahishhaH) - demon - OnlineSktDict
• महिषासुरस्य
(mahishhaasurasya)
Skt:
महिषासुरस्य
(mahishhaasurasya) - of demon mahisha - OnlineSktDict
• महिषासुरेण
(mahishhaasureNa)
Skt:
महिषासुरेण
(mahishhaasureNa) - by the demon mahishasura - OnlineSktDict
• महीं (mahiiM)
Skt: महीं
(mahiiM) - the world - OnlineSktDict
• महीकृते
(mahiikRite)
Skt: महीकृते
(mahiikRite) - for the sake of the earth - OnlineSktDict
• महीपते
(mahiipate)
Skt: महीपते
(mahiipate) - O King - OnlineSktDict
• महीक्षितां
(mahiikShitaaM)
Skt:
महीक्षितां
(mahiikShitaaM) - chiefs of the world - OnlineSktDict
• महेन्द्र
(mahendra)
Skt:
महेन्द्र
(mahendra) - Indra, god of gods - OnlineSktDict
• महेश्वरं
(mahesharaM)
Skt: महेश्वरं
(mahesharaM) - the Supreme Lord - OnlineSktDict
• महेश्वरः
(maheshvaraH)
Skt: महेश्वरः
(maheshvaraH) - the Supreme Lord - OnlineSktDict
• महेश्वासाः
(maheshvaasaaH)
Skt:
महेश्वासाः
(maheshvaasaaH) - mighty bowmen - OnlineSktDict
• महोदधि
(mahodadhi)
Skt: महोदधि
(mahodadhi) - ocean - OnlineSktDict
• मह्यम्
(mahyam.h)
Skt: मह्यम्
(mahyam.h) - Mine - OnlineSktDict
• मक्षिका
(makShikaa)
Skt: मक्षिका
(makShikaa) - bee - OnlineSktDict
From Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahavira 110916
Mahāvīra
(Skt: महावीर 'Great Hero', Kanada:
ಮಹಾವೀರ Mahāvīra and Tamil:
அருகன் Arukaṉ) is the name most commonly
used to refer to the Indian sage Vardhamāna (Skt:
वर्धमान; traditionally 599–527 BCE[1])
who established what are today considered to be the central tenets of Jainism.
According to Jain tradition, he was the 24th and the last
Tirthankara. In Tamil, he is referred to as Arukaṉ or Arukadevan.
He is also known in texts as Vira or Viraprabhu, Sanmati,
Ativira,and Gnatputra. In the Buddhist Pali Canon, he is referred
to as Nigantha Nātaputta.
In a place called Kundalagrama (District Vaishali, Bihar) situated close to 'Besadha Patti', 27 miles from Patna in modern day Bihar, India, Mahavira was born to King Siddartha and Queen Trishala on the 13th day under the rising moon of Chaitra (April 12 according to the Gregorian calendar). While still in his mother's womb it is believed he brought wealth and prosperity to the entire kingdom.[2] , which is why he was also known as Vardhaman. An increase of all good things, like the abundant bloom of beautiful flowers, was noticed in the kingdom after his conception. Queen Trishala had a number of (14 in Swetambar Sect, 16 in Digambar Sect) auspicious dreams before giving birth to Vardhaman, signs foretelling the advent of a great soul.
Jain tradition states that after his birth, the Hindu King of the gods, Indra, bathed him in celestial milk with rituals befitting a future Tirthankar and he was returned to his mother, Trishala.
Vardhaman's birthday is celebrated as Mahavir Jayanti, the most important religious holiday of Jains around the world.
As King Siddartha's son, he lived as a prince. However, even at that tender age he exhibited a virtuous nature. He started engaging in meditation and immersed himself in self-contemplation. He was interested in the core beliefs of Jainism and began to distance himself from worldly matters.
At the age of thirty Mahavira renounced his kingdom and family, gave up his worldly possessions, and spent twelve years as an ascetic. During these twelve years he spent most of his time meditating. He gave utmost regard to other living beings, including humans, animals and plants, and avoided harming them. He had given up all worldly possessions including his clothes, and lived an extremely austere life. He exhibited exemplary control over his senses while enduring the penance during these years. His courage and bravery earned him the name Mahavira. These were the golden years of his spiritual journey at the end of which he achieved arihant status.
Mahavira devoted the rest of his life to preaching the eternal truth of spiritual freedom to people around India. He traveled barefoot and without clothes, enduring harshest of climates, meeting people from all walks of life who came to listen to his message. At one point Mahavira had over 37,000,000 followers. Mahavira's preaching and efforts to explain Jain philosophy is considered the real catalyst to the spread of this ancient religion throughout India.
At the age of 72 years and 4 and a half months, he attained Nirvana in the area known as Pavapuri, Nalanda, Bihar on the last day of the Indian and Jain calendars, Deepavali. Jains celebrate this as the day he attained liberation or Moksha. Jains believe Mahavira lived from 599-527 BCE, though some scholars prefer 549-477 BCE.[4]
UKT: More in the Wikipedia article.
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