sphuṭa, (1) (17483)

sphuṭa, (1)
Entry 17483, Page 613, Col. 2

(sPuwa, sPuwa)
sphuṭa, (1)¦ adj. (orig. no doubt MIndic form of ppp. of spharati, sphurati, and so orig. suffused, esp. with light; but has come to be used in very general sense; = Pali phuṭa; see also phuṭa, sphūṭa, parisphuṭa, °sphūṭa, pratisphuṭa), full, filled, usually with prec. instr., much less often in comp.: prītiprāmodyena SP 199.4, 485.8; stūpaiḥ sā lokadhātuḥ °ṭā bhaviṣyati 203.1, full of stūpas; yehi sphuṭo 205.10; (space in general, māra-senayā…) sphuṭaṃ LV 307.15; sphuṭa…yakṣād- yaiḥ 315.9 (vs); gagaṇaṃ sphuṭaṃ tair naranāyakebhiḥ 367.14 (vs); gagaṇaṃ sphuṭa devasaṃghaiḥ 416.9 (vs); devatāhi Mv ii.333.9; taṃ (sc. mārgaṃ) prāṇakehi °ṭaṃ (mss. °ṭe) Mv i.270.13, (the way) was filled with living things (insects); (aghā) aghasphuṭā, evil and filled with evil, LV 51.(10--)11; 351.22; 410.14; pādapehi Mv ii.327.6; dhvaja- patākaiḥ ii.328.4; patākapaṭṭaiḥ ii.344.1; a person's body, lakṣaṇehi ii.327.7; 336.6; piṭakaiḥ, with sores, pustules, Av ii.167.1; gandhena Suv 7.6; sphuṭo 'bhavad Ānando bhikṣur Māreṇa pāpīyasā Divy 201.21, cf. 24, completely occupied, possessed, by the Evil One; maitryā, suffused with love (regularly by the Buddha), Mv iii.429.3; Av i.79.14; maitrāya with v.l. maitryāya Mv ii.350.15; avabhāsena (or in Mv obhāsena), with radiance, LV 300.10; Mv i.41.7; 230.2; 240.12; iii.334.10; 341.14; Divy 157.19; Suv 8.5; jvālābhir SP 407.10; ābhayā SP 423.3; LV 277.11; prabhājālaiḥ LV 280.9; (yaśasā sarvā Śrāvastī) sphuṭā Av ii.20.7; in cpds., prīti-sphuṭāḥ SP 330.2 (vs); sarva- śarīraṃ vikṛti-sphuṭaṃ Av ii.173.10 (prose); (2) adj. or (prob.) subst. (nt.), in dvandva cpd. khaṇḍa-sphuṭa-, ruined and broken (parts), of a stūpa; here replaces BHS and Pali (khaṇḍa-) phulla, q.v. (cf. Skt. sphuṭati, bursts open, and, in the same context of Divy, sphuṭita or sphuṭitaka, q.v.): (stūpe) khaṇḍa-sphuṭa-pratisaṃskāra- (q.v.), repair of…, Divy 22.11, 18; 23.1, 3, 8, 10. This use of sphuṭa is doubtless secondary, due to influence of sphuṭati, sphuṭita(ka). Cf. chuṭṭa.

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