antakṛddaśā

antakṛddaśā Bahuvr. f. plur. (-śāḥ) The name of the eighth

of the twelve sacred writings of the Jainas, that treating

in ten chapters on the Tīrthakṛts &c. E. antakṛt and

daśā (accord. to a comm. in the sense of daśādhyayana); but

more probably antakṛt and daśan, samās. aff. ḍac (like

āsannadaśa, adūratriṃśa &c.) scil. kriyāḥ ‘a work in ten

chapters treating on the duties of the Antakṛts’.

anta—kṛd-daśā f. pl. N. of the eighth of the twelve sacred Aṅga texts of the Jainas (containing ten chapters).