Philosophy Vocabulary Flashcards
prayuj, pass. prayujyate
to be fit or suitable, conduce to (dative case)
yuj, yujyate
to be fit or proper or suitable or right, or possible, suit anything (instrumental case), be fitted for (locative case), belong to or suit any one (locative case or genitive case), deserve to be
upapad, pass. upapadyate
to be justified, upheld, reasonably established, be held
dravyam
substance
mādhyamika
name of the school
mādhyamaka
disciple of the school
paryudāsaḥ
implicational negation: the apple is not red (it is some other colour
prasajyapratiṣedha
non-implicational negation, non-affirming negative
prasañj, pass. prasajyate
to be the consequence of something else, result, follow, be applicable
paryāpta
sufficient, adequate for (+ dat.)
prasiddhi f.
establishment, proof
dṛṣṭāntaḥ
example
pratyukta
answered, refuted, replied
ghrāṇam
smell
draṣṭavyam
the visible
gocaraḥ
the range or field of the organs of sense, the objects of the senses
cakṣurindriya
eye sense base
cakṣurvijñāna
eye sense consciousness
parīkṣaḥ
examination, investigation
prakaraṇam
treatise, book, chapter; subject, topic
āyatana
sense-fields, bases of cognition
6 indriya + 6 ālambana
tiraskṛ, tiraskṛtya
tiraskṛta
to set aside, remove, cover, conceal;
independent
asat
non-existent
upādānam
grasping, appropriation ofr oneself
vyākhyāta
explained, expounded, described
cetanā
intention, volition
caitta
mental factor
saṃskāra
compositional factor
akāryaka
without effect
kāraṇam
cause
kāryam
effect