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gammo (adj. reason why people icchā (see jealousy) settle for the household life: see iddhipada (see Four Foundations harm of sensual-indulgence) of Success) gandha (scant: see sense-objects) Indra (P. the title of the King of gandha saññetāna (olfactory voli- Heaven) tion: see sense-volition) indriya (faculties: see the Five gandha saññāṇa (olfactory sense-reg- Faculties, sense organs) istration: see sense-registration) iriyāpatha (posture: see amenable gandha taṇhā (olfactory craving: location) see sense craving) jalābuja (birth from a womb: see gandha vicāra (olfactory discur- modes of birth) sive thought: see sense discur- Jambudipa (P. “Rose-Apple Conti- sive thought) nant” — name of the Southern gandha vitakka (olfactory thought- Continent in Buddhist cosmology) conception: see sense thought) jarā (see ageing) gāha vedanā (olfactory feeling: jarā dukkhā (see the suffering of see sense-feeling) ageing) gāha (nose, nasal: see sense-organs) jarā-maraṇa (old-age and death: see gāha samphassa (olfactory con- links of Dependent Origination) tact: see sense contact) Jātaka (P. Birth Stories, a part of gāha viññāṇa (olfactory conscious- the Buddhist Scriptures) ness: see sense consciousness) jāti (see birth) gocara (somewhere to procure jaṭi dukkhā (see the suffering of food: see amenable location) birth) Gotama (P. name of the Buddha jihvā (adj. gastatory: see sense- of our present era) organs) Gotrabhu q.v. (lit. “become of the jihvā-samphassa (gastatory con- lineage [of Noble Ones]”) tact: see sense-contact) gotrabhu pūggala (one who has jiṭhā vedanā (gastatory feeling: attained the Gotrabhu Dhamma see sense-contact) Body: see Dhammakāya jihvā viññāṇa (gastatory conscious- Gotrabhū) ness: see sense-consciousness) hino (adj. of a nature to make the mind coarse and clouded: see kahapana q.v. (P. Indian unit of harm of sensual indulgence) currency contemporary to the Buddha)