Guiza Bastu Bantala Iccha Indranila Jambi Janya Jinas Jinapati na-sänti Jina-Vardhamana... Kadamba Kalá Kala savarna Karmas Karmantika Kaisa Kar sa pana Kētaki Khari Kharva Kisku Koti Kōtika Kisa Krend garu Krtr Ksēpapada .... APPENDIX II. 299 weight measure of gold or silver. Vide Tables 4 and 5 of Appendix IV. A measure of length. Fade Table 1 of Appendix IV Name of a tree, Phænix or Elate Paludosa. That quantity in a problem on Rule-of-Three in. relation to which something is required to be found out according to the given late. Sapphine. Name of a thee Eugenia Jambalona. Tilateral and quadrilateral figures that may be derived out of certain given data called bigas. The great teachers of the Jaina religion, the Jama Titirkaras, The Chet of the Jinas, Vaidhamana Name of a Jama saint, a Tirthankara. Vardhamane, he great propagator of the Jama religion and the last of the Tirthankaras. Name of a tree, Nau lea Cadambu. 1 weight.measure of baser metals Tade Table 6, Appendix IV Fraction. See tootnote en page 38. Consequence of acts done in previous births. Ac- cording to Jainas the Karmas are of eight kinds. See under in Appendix I. े A kind of approximate measure of the cubical contents of an excavation or of a solid. See note to Chapter VIII-9 A weight measure of gold or silver. Vade Tablos 1 and 5, Appendix IV. A Kansa. Name of a tree, Pandanus Odoratissimus. A measure of capacity in relation to grain. The 13th place in notation. A measure al length in relation to the sawing of wood. Crore, the 8th place in notation. A numerical measure of cloths, jewels and canes. Vide Table 7, Appendix IV. A measure of length. Vide Table 1 of Appendix IV. A kind of flagrant wood; a black variety of Agallo- chum Squaring. IIalf of the difference between twice the first term and the common difference in a series in arithmeti- cal pogression
