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ติรัจฉานวิชา                                326                                   เถยสังวาส



               ติรัจฉานวิชา (Tiracchànavijjà) a low art; pseudo-  Yajubbeda and Sàmaveda, to which the
                 sciences; any study tending to be an            fourth, Athabbana, was added later.
                 obstacle on the way to Nibbàna.               ไตรภพ,  ไตรภูมิ  (Tibhava, Tebhåmi)  the Three
               ติสรณคมนูปสัมปทา  (Tisaraõagamanåpasampadà)       Spheres, viz., the Sense Sphere, the Form
                 ordination by taking the Threefold Refuge.      Sphere and the Formless Sphere; three
               เตโชกสิณ  (Tejokasiõa)  fire-contemplation; fire   realms; three worlds; three planes of
                 as a meditational device.                       existence.
               เตโชธาตุ (Tejodhàtu) fire-element; the element   ไตรมาส  (Temàsa)  three months, especially
                 of heat; heat.                                  those of the rainy season.
               เตวาจิก (Tevàcika) lit. pronouncing three words or   ไตรรัตน  (Ratanattaya)  the Three Jewels; the
                 three  times; especially one who pronounces     Three Gems; Triple Gem. ดู รัตนตรัย.
                 the threefold formula of refuge, the first being   ไตรลักษณ  (Tilakkhaõa)  the Three Charac-
                 Yasa’s father.                                  teristics; the Three Signs of Being; also
               โตะหมูบูชา (Påjanapãñha*) a set of altar tables.  called the Common Characteristics. ดู สามัญ-
               ไตรจีวร (Ticãvara) the three robes of a Bhikkhu,   ลักษณะ.
                 consisting of the under, the upper and the    ไตรโลก (Tiloka) the three worlds. ดู ไตรภพ.
                 outer robes; Triple Robe.                     ไตรสรณะ  (Tisaraõa)  the Threefold Refuge;
               ไตรทวาร (Tidvàra) the three doors or avenues of   Three Refuges; Triple Guide.
                 action: body, speech, and mind.               ไตรสรณคมน  (Tisaraõagamana)  taking the
               ไตรปฎก (Tepiñaka) lit. the Three Baskets; the    Threefold Refuge; going to the Buddha, the
                 Tipiñaka; the three divisions of the Buddhist   Dhamma, and the Sangha for refuge.
                 Canon, viz., Vinaya, Sutta and Abhidhamma,    ไตรสิกขา  (Sikkhàttaya)  the Threefold Learning;
                 generally known as the Pali Canon.              the Threefold Training; the  Three  Studies:
               ไตรเพท (Tiveda) lit. the three knowledges; the    morality, concentration and wisdom,  (pre-
                 three Vedas; the three divisions of the         ferably, training in higher morality, in higher
                 Brahmanic canon of authorized religious         mentality, and in higher wisdom).
                 teaching and practice, viz., Irubbeda,


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               ถลกบาตร (Pattathavikà) the bag with a sling,    ถีนมิทธะ (Thãnamiddha) sloth and torpor; sloth
                 used for carrying an alms-bowl in; bowl-case;   and drowsiness; torpor and languor; stolidity
                 bowl-bag.                                       and drowsiness.
               ถวาย  (Deti)  v. to offer, give or present (to a   ถุลลัจจัย (Thullaccaya) a grave offence; Serious
                 monk or a prince).                              Transgression.
               ถวายพระเพลิง  (Sarãrajjhàpana)  the cremation   ถูปารหบุคคล  (Thåpàrahapuggala)  persons
                 ceremony.                                       worthy of a tope; those whose relics should
               ถัมภะ  (Thambha)  obstinacy; immobility;          be enshrined.
                 hardness; obduracy.                           เถน  (Thena)  a thief; (T.) unbecoming religious;
               ถาน  (Vaccakuñã) the water closet; toilet (for    shameless monk.
                 monks); privy.                                เถยจิต (Theyyacitta) intention to steal.
               ถีนะ  (Thãna)  sloth; unwieldiness; impliability;   เถยเจตนา (Theyyacetanà) intention to steal.
                 morbid state of mind.                         เถยสังวาส (Theyyasa§vàsa) living clandestinely
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