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• Hāni

  • Injury, loss, ruin, destruction

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• Haribhadra Suri

  • During the sixth century A.D., there lived a learned Brahmin named Haribhadra.…

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• Hariśena

  • Ācarya Hariśena, the author of Brihat kathā kosh, belonged to Punnata Sangha…

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• Harsh

  •              Joy, delight, exultation

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• Hastinapur Tirtha

  • Tirtha: It is in the town of Hastināpur in the state of…

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• Hath

  • Obstinacy, stubbornness

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• Havana

  • Offering oblation into fire, sacrifice, oblation, offering

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• Heet

  • Benevolent, welfare, wellbeing

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• Heetopdesha

  • Benevolent speech, spiritual preaching

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• Hemcandra

  • Ācārya Hemcandra was born in 1088 A.D. in a merchant caste in…

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• Hetvābhās

  • Fallacy, a false cause, fallacious reasoning.
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• Hetu

  • Premise, causality, cause, reason, purpose, intention

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• Heya

  •              Censurable, abdicate, what is to be avoided, non-acceptable, insignificant

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• Hiṁsā

  • Violence, to deprive any living being (jīva) of its Prānas (vital energy…

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• Himsak

  • One who performs violence.

     

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• Himsya

  • One who is to experience violence, destroyable, one who is at the…

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• Hrim

  • The word Hrim is a seed mantra. It is called Hrimkār mantra.…

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