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Here is a simple Jain Pictionary you can use for learning, games, classes, or family activities.

Jain Pictionary Word List

Easy Words

• Tirthankar
• Mahavir Swami
• Parshvanath
• Rishabhdev
• Derasar
• Temple bell
• Pratikraman
• Samayik
• Namokar Mantra
• Ahimsa
• Sadhu
• Sadhvi
• Shravak
• Shravika
• Peacock feather broom
• Muhapatti
• Kalash
• Diya
• Lotus
• Swastik

Medium Words

• Aparigraha
• Anekantvad
• Satya
• Asteya
• Brahmacharya
• Panch Mahavrat
• Panch Anuvrat
• Ashtaprakari Puja
• Chaitya Vandan
• Navkar Mantra
• Kayotsarg
• Upvas
• Ayambil
• Paryushan
• Das Lakshan
• Samvatsari
• Kshamapana
• Jiv Daya
• Jain flag
• Three Jewels

Hard Words

• Ratnatraya
• Samyak Darshan
• Samyak Jnan
• Samyak Charitra
• Karma Bandh
• Moksha
• Siddha Shila
• Keval Jnan
• Chaturmas
• Sallekhana
• Lesya
• Gunasthanak
• Dravya
• Jiva
• Ajiva
• Punya
• Paap
• Nirjara
• Samvar
• Bandha

Festival and Ritual Words

• Mahavir Janma Kalyanak
• Diwali in Jainism
• Paryushan Parva
• Samvatsari Pratikraman
• Kshamavani
• Akshaya Tritiya
• Gyan Panchami
• Maun Ekadashi
• Snatra Puja
• Abhishek

How to Play Jain Pictionary

• Write these words on small cards.
• One person picks a card and draws the word.
• Others guess the Jain word or idea.
• No speaking or writing letters while drawing.
• Give 1 minute for each turn.
• The team with the most correct guesses wins.

Takeaway

Jain Pictionary is a fun way to learn Jain values, symbols, practices, festivals, and philosophy while keeping the learning respectful and meaningful.