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               ปธาน (Padhàna) effort; exertion; striving; the   ปริญเญยยธรรม (Pari¤¤eyyadhamma) that which
                 Four Great Efforts.                             is to be known accurately; that which should be
               ปปญจะ(Papa¤ca)  diversification; diffuseness;    understood or comprehended, i.e. suffering (or
                 multiplicity; proliferation.                    all conditioned things).
               ปมาทะ,  ความประมาท  (Pamàda)  heedlessness;     ปริตร  (Paritta)  verses of protection or safe-
                 carelessness; negligence; indolence; remiss-    guard; protective chants; holy stanzas.
                 ness.                                         ปริเทวะ (Parideva) lamentation.
               ปรจิตตวิชานน ดู เจโตปริยญาณ.                   ปรินิพพาน  (Parinibbàna)  the final or complete
               ปรทารกรรม (Paradàrakamma) adultery; unlawful      Nibbàna;  the complete extinction of all
                 intercourse with others’ wives.                 passions; the final release from the round of
               ปรนิมมิตวสวัตดี  (Paranimmitavasavattã)  the      rebirth; the Great Decease of the Buddha;
                 realm of gods who lord over the creation of     death (after the last life-span of an Arhant).
                 others; name of the sixth heavenly abode of   ปริพาชก  (Paribbàjaka)  a wandering religious
                 which Vasavatti is the king.                    mendicant; wanderer.
               ปรมัตถ, ปรมัตถธรรม (Paramattha) 1. the high-   ปริยัติ  (Pariyatti)  the Scriptures; study of the
                 est good; the highest ideal; the highest gain;   Scriptures; the Teachings to be studied.
                 the highest benefit; the final goal; the      ปริวาร (Parivàra) “Epitome of the Vinaya”; “the
                 Absolute Truth; the Ultimate Reality; Nibbà     Accessory”; name of the last book of the
                 na. 2. (the four) Ultimates; Ultimate Realities.  Vinaya Piñaka.
               ปรมัตถสัจจะ  (Paramatthasacca)  the absolute    ปริวาส (Parivàsa) probation.
                 truth; ultimate truth.                        ปริสัญุตา  (Parisa¤¤utà)  the quality of one
               ปรโลก  (Paraloka)  the other world; the world     who knows the assembly; knowing the
                 beyond; the world to come.                      assembly; knowledge of groups of persons.
               ปรวาที (Paravàdã) the opponent (in argument     ปลงอาบัติ (âpattidesanà) the confession of an
                 or controversy.)                                offence. v. to confess an offence.
               ประคต (Kàyabandhana) a girdle; waistband.       ปลงอายุสังขาร  (âyusaïkhàra-vossajjana)  to
               ประเคน (Sakkacca§ sahatthà deti) v. to present    relinquish the vital force; the Buddha’s
                 (something to a monk) with the hand.            announcement of his coming death.
               ประชุมเพลิง  (Citakàlimpana, Sarãrajjhàpana)  v.  ปลาสะ  (Palàsa)  rivalry; envious rivalry;
                 to light the funeral pyre.                      domineering.
               ประทักษิณ  (Padakkhiõà)  respectful clockwise   ปลิโพธ  (Palibodha)  obstruction; hindrance;
                 circumambulation.  v.  to circumambulate;       obstacle; impediment; drawback.
                 make a triple circumambulation.               ปวารณา  (Pavàraõà)  1. invitation; giving
               ประนมมือ ดู พนมมือ.                               occasion or opportunity; allowance.  2.
               ประพรม (Abbhukkirati, Si¤cati) v. to sprinkle.    invitation to ask. 3. invitation to speak; the act
               ประมาท ดู ปมาทะ.                                  of inviting others to advise one or to speak of
               ปรางค ดู พระปรางค.                              one’s offences or any unbecoming behaviour;
               ปราโมทย  (Pàmojja)  delight; joy; gladness;      the ecclesiastical ceremony at the end of the
                 cheerfulness.                                   rains  retreat, in which monks invite one
               ปริจจาคะ (Pariccàga) giving up; sacrifice.        another to speak of any offences or
               ปริเฉท (Pariccheda) a chapter; fascicule.         unbecoming behaviour they have seen, heard
               ปริญญา (Pari¤¤à) accurate or exact knowledge;     or suspected to have been committed during
                 full understanding; comprehension.              the rains. v. to invite to ask or to speak.
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