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Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/-āttamīya (2650) + ((AttamIya, -AttamIya) -āttamīya¦ (or -attamīya), semi-MIndic for -ātmīya, in attāttamīya, q.v.)

Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/ātmātmīya (2662) + ((AtmAtmIya, AtmAtmIya) ātmātmīya¦, the self and what pertains to the self: Dbh 43.13; 50.29 (see attāttamīya). Cf. Bbh 276.17--18 asad ātmā vā ātmīyaṃ vā (contrasted with: saṃskṛtam asaṃskṛtaṃ ca sat).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/śaṅkhaśilā (14785) + ((SaNKaSilA, SaNKaSilA) ś … (SaNKaSilA, SaNKaSilA) śaṅkhaśilā¦ (°śirā, once; = Pali saṅkhasilā, con- jectured PTSD to mean mother-of-pearl, a pure guess), a sort of precious or semi-precious stone, mentioned in rigmarole lists of gems and precious metals, and almost always placed between vaiḍūrya and pravāḍa (°la): LV 276.21 (Tib. makes it two items, duṅ = shell, and man śel = crystal, glass); SP 102.2 (prose; Tib. as in LV); 111.7 (vs; here Tib. only man śel); Mv ii.472.1; Divy 115.3; 229.6; 291.9; Av i.184.5; 201.2, etc.; RP 40.8; Dbh 18.26; spelled °śirā, prob. by error, Gv 164.8.i.472.1; Divy 115.3; 229.6; 291.9; Av i.184.5; 201.2, etc.; RP 40.8; Dbh 18.26; spelled °śirā, prob. by error, Gv 164.8.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/antara-hāpayati (1125) + ((antarahApayati, antara-hApayati) … (antarahApayati, antara-hApayati) antara-hāpayati¦ (sometimes antar-h°; cf. Pali antara-dhāpeti; caus. to °hāyate, °ti, q.v.), causes to disappear: impv. °hāpaya Mv i.75.14, so Senart, app. with 1 inferior ms.; most mss. °hāyanā or °ṇā; fut. °hāpayiṣyanti RP 17.15; ger. °hāpayitvā Mv ii.431.1 (and see Mv iii.6.9, under °hāyate); antarhāpayitvā (semi- Skt.) Divy 329.12; ppp., read °hāpitam for antara-hāyitam (v.l. antarhāy°) caused to disappear Mv iii.424.16.vy 329.12; ppp., read °hāpitam for antara-hāyitam (v.l. antarhāy°) caused to disappear Mv iii.424.16.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/anuvidiś (1022) + ((anuvidiS, anuvidiS) anu … (anuvidiS, anuvidiS) anuvidiś¦, f. (blend of Skt. vidiś and Pali anudisā), supplementary direction, semi-cardinal point, = vidiś, in Bcṭ 328.11 (= Śikṣ 245.18, where text na tu vidiśam); in Śikṣ 252.15 text correctly nānuvidiśaṃ (acc. sg.); in these adhaḥ and ūrdhvam are separately mentioned, as in AsP 481.18--19 mordhvaṃ mādho mā cānuvidiśam avalokayan gāḥ; but for this fact, Sukh 36.11 could easily be taken to prove that anu° means specifically the nadir and zenith, since, after the 4 cardinal points (°paścimottarāsu dikṣu), it follows with adha ūrdhvam anuvidikṣu. But the above passages show that adha ūrdhvam in Sukh must not be taken with anu°, which must apparently mean instead the semicardinal points (not otherwise mentioned here).ad the semicardinal points (not otherwise mentioned here).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Ṛṣidatta, (1) (4023) + ((fzidatta, fzidatta) Ṛṣi … (fzidatta, fzidatta) Ṛṣidatta, (1)¦ n. of a sthapati of Śrāvastī, otherwise called (semi-MInd.) Iṣi° and Riṣi-datta, qq.v.: Av ii.9.7, by Speyer's em. for mss. Ṛddhidatta- (-purāṇābhyāṃ); Tib. (draṅ sroṅ = ṛṣi) supports the em., as well as the parallel texts; MSV i.75.15 text Uṣidatta (same text as Divy 466.23 Iṣi°); (2) n. of a monk, associate of Ṛṣila: MSV ii.108.20.ivy 466.23 Iṣi°); (2) n. of a monk, associate of Ṛṣila: MSV ii.108.20.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/janta (6468) + ((janta, janta) janta< … (janta, janta) janta¦ (nt.; also written jantra, as well as yanta; Pkt. or semi-Pkt. for Skt. yantra), machine: Mv ii.475.6 ff., 476.1, 5, in cpds. janta-kāra and janta-māṣṭa(ka), see the latter. The mss. read prevailingly janta or jantra; Senart usually j-, but sometimes y- even against both mss.tter. The mss. read prevailingly janta or jantra; Senart usually j-, but sometimes y- even against both mss.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Koḍya, Kroḍya, Krauḍya (5232) + ((koqya, koqya, kroqya, krOqya) &l … (koqya, koqya, kroqya, krOqya) Koḍya, Kroḍya, Krauḍya¦, m. pl. (= Pali and BHS Koliya), n. of a people, neighbors of the Śākyas: LV 225.6, Koḍyān (Calc.; Lefm. Kro°, semi-Sktized, no v.l.) [Page194-b+ 71] atikramya; in MPS 51.13 fully Sktized as Krauḍya, living at Rāmagrāmaka, q.v.1.13 fully Sktized as Krauḍya, living at Rāmagrāmaka, q.v.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/mecaka (12259) + ((mecaka, mecaka) mecaka¦, nt. (cf. pw s.v. 2c; no other record found), a kind of precious or semi-precious stone: Mvy 5965 = Tib. gzi, acc. to Das onyx.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/nipaka, (1) (8265) + ((nipaka, nipaka) nipaka, … (nipaka, nipaka) nipaka, (1)¦ m., chief (cf. Jain Skt. nipa, doubtless semi-Skt. for AMg. ṇiva = Skt. nṛpa, Ind. Stud. 14.386): Divy 447.27; 451.20; (2) adj., = Pali id., in Pali tradition app. always interpreted as wise, prudent, and so nepakka, wisdom, prudence; occurs in Ud several times, mostly in vss which also occur in Pali with the same word, viz. vi.8; xii.18; xiv.13, 14; xv.6 (here text nṛpaka, not cor- rected in ed.; if genuine, could only be hyper-Sktism; the Pali vs, It. 47.3, has nipako); in all these occurrences zealous (see 3 below) would make quite as good sense; (3) in phrase nipakasyāṅgasaṃbhāraiḥ Mvy 7023 and Bbh 145.23, with the collection of parts of the nipaka (man)? Acc. to Tib. on Mvy, ḥgru skyaṅ, zealously attending (?), zealous, and so Chin. on Mvy appears to take nipaka; Wogihara's Index to Bbh renders it by two Chin. characters which may mean constantly self-possessed (possibly associat- ing the word with Pali niya, niyaka, = Skt. nija, own?). It would be possible to identify this occurrence of the word with mg. 2; it might mean prudent, wise, here; or contrariwise the occurrences under 2 might mean zealous. Further complication is caused by niyaka, which Tib. seems to interpret as the same as nipaka, suggesting graphic confusion; this is proposed in the Index to Mvy and in pw 7.352, where niyaka is assumed to stand for nipaka and the mg. wise is given for both Mvy passages, but doubtfully for the one here under discussion.sting graphic confusion; this is proposed in the Index to Mvy and in pw 7.352, where niyaka is assumed to stand for nipaka and the mg. wise is given for both Mvy passages, but doubtfully for the one here under discussion.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/nirmṛṣa (8432) + ((nirmfza, nirmfza) nirmṛ … (nirmfza, nirmfza) nirmṛṣa¦, read prob. °śa, nt., only in semi-etym. explanation of āmiṣa; doubtless understood as enjoyable contact or the like (root mṛś, not cpd. with nis in Skt. or Pali); so Tib. ñug pa, touch, caress: (tatrāmiṣaṃ… katamad ? yad utāmiṣam) āmṛśam ākarṣaṇaṃ nirmṛṣaṃ parāmṛṣṭiḥ svādo…Laṅk 180.7.aress: (tatrāmiṣaṃ… katamad ? yad utāmiṣam) āmṛśam ākarṣaṇaṃ nirmṛṣaṃ parāmṛṣṭiḥ svādo…Laṅk 180.7.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/vi-pratyanīka (13972) + ((vipratyanIka, vi-pratyanIka) < … (vipratyanIka, vi-pratyanIka) vi-pratyanīka¦ (= Pali vipaccanīka; cf. °nīya(ka), vipratyayanīya, and a-pratyanīya; cpd. of vi, intensive, and pratyanīka; the forms with -ya(ka) are semi-Pktic, partly no doubt assimilated to suffixal forms in -īya, § 2.32), antipathetic, opposed, hostile, unwelcome: Bbh 98.15 °ka-virodha, hostility between (creatures that are by nature mutually) antipathetic (like snakes and mongooses, cats and mice, as the text explains); 389.7 (parasparavirud- dheṣu…) anyonyadṛṣṭiruci-vipratyanīka-vādiṣu; Mv iii. 196.8 °kaṃ khalu devatānāṃ, contrary (to the ways of men), see Jāt. iv.108.8 which makes clear the true form and mg. of the verse (not understood by Senart); in BHS commonly in cpd. sarvaloka-vi°, as epithet of dharma- (-paryāya), antipathetic (not acceptable, unwelcome) to the whole (ignorant) world, sometimes accompanied by parallel sarvalokāśraddheya (SP 290.12) or °kāśraddadhanīya (SP 230.7), not believable by…; with this usage cf. in Pali Pugg. 20.13 (sahadhammike vuccamāne, when something in accord with [the Buddha's] dhamma is being said)… vipaccanīka-sātatā, taking delight in contradicting it: so SP 230.7; 290.12; LV 89.21; 395.21; Mv iii.314.2, 16 (in both one ms. ends in °ya instead of °ka); Suv 81.7; AsP 305.3. dhamma is being said)… vipaccanīka-sātatā, taking delight in contradicting it: so SP 230.7; 290.12; LV 89.21; 395.21; Mv iii.314.2, 16 (in both one ms. ends in °ya instead of °ka); Suv 81.7; AsP 305.3.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/viṣṭhapana (14283) + ((vizWapana, vizWapana) viṣṭhapana¦, semi-Sktized form of viṭhapana, q.v. for the passage Gv 524.1 (text corruptly a-vi°).)

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