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1 गन्धपञ्चङ्गुलिक
ගන්ධපඤ්චඞ්ගුලික gandhapaगन्धपञ्चङ्गुलिकncaगन्धपञ्चङ्गुलिकNgulika gandhapañcaṅgulika nthe five-finger-mark made after the fingers have been immersed in some scented solution. -
2 पञ्चङ्गुलिक
පඤ්චඞ්ගුලික paपञ्चङ्गुलिकncaपञ्चङ्गुलिकNgulika pañcaṅgulika adjthe five-finger mark made after the fingers have been emersed in some scented solution. -
3 पञ्चानन्तरिय
පඤ්චානන්තරිය paपञ्चानन्तरियncaanantariya pañcānantariya nthe five acts that have immediate retribution, viz: matricide, patricide, murdering of a holy person, wounding a Buddha, and making a schism in the community of monks.
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