kuhana (5089)

kuhana
Entry 5089, Page 189, Col. 2

(kuhana, kuhana)
kuhana¦, nt., or °nā (Skt. both Lex.; Pali °nā, in same technical sense as BHS), lit. trickery; as one of the 5 mithyājīva, q.v., for a monk, see Wogihara, Lex. 21 ff., hypocrisy, specifically display of behavior designed to stimulate laymen to give gifts: Mvy 2493 °nā; na lapanā na kuhanā kartavyā Śikṣ 131.3; citta-kuhanā, 131.6; 268.3; kāya-, vāk-kuhanā 268.1; °nāṃ lapanāṃ naimit- tikatāṃ naiṣpeṣikatāṃ lābhena lābhaṃ (read lābha-) niścikīrṣutāṃ (the 5 mithyājīva) Bbh 168.21--22; a-ku- hanatā a-naiṣpeṣikatā (so read), in a list of virtues, Śikṣ 183.15; na ca pareṣāṃ kuhanārthaṃ dānaṃ dadāti Bbh 122.1 (of a Bodhisattva); kuhanārthaṃ, also Bbh 234.20; kuhana-lapana-, in lists of vices, Jm 110.20; LV 372.17; Śikṣ 268.6; kuhana-lapana-tayā KP 123.4; RP 17.5 (so read for text °lepana°; prose); kuhana-lapana- (text °lepana)-niṣpeṣaṇaparivarjitasya RP 15.10. Cf. further LaVallée Poussin, AbhidhK. iv.165, n. 4; and Pali and Chin. parallels, with general discussion, Wogihara l.c.

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