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sirohi
Quick Answer
The provided context mentions "Sirohi-Gujarati" as referenced by Sir G. Grierson in the Linguistic Survey of India, Vol. IX, pt. 2, p. 88, but does not provide further details about "Sirohi."
Detailed Answer
The term "Sirohi" appears in the context of linguistic classification, specifically as "Sirohi-Gujarati," which is noted by Sir G. Grierson in the Linguistic Survey of India. This suggests that Sirohi may refer to a dialect or linguistic variant related to Gujarati spoken in the Sirohi region. However, the provided context does not elaborate on the historical, cultural, or religious significance of Sirohi within Jain literature or philosophy. No additional information about Sirohi's role, location, or relevance to Jainism is given in the sources cited.
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