The sages are said to call 'loka' (world) the place where living beings, both stationary and…

The sages are said to call 'loka' (world) the place where living beings, both stationary and moving, with their many kinds and qualities, and the other true categories are found or seen; the commentary names the non-living substances among the six substances, the seven principles and the nine categories.

Why it is kept for review: Jain doctrinal definition of the world with no Ayurvedic category.

जिस जगह अपने अनेक जाति व गुणों से युक्र स्थावर, जंगम आदि जीव, अजीवादिक षड्द्रव्य, सप्ततत्व व नवपदार्थ आदि पाये जाते हों या देखें जाते हों, उसे प्राचीन श्रषिगण लोक कहते हैं।