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Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāraṇa (4738) + ((kAraRa, kAraRa) kāraṇa& … (kAraRa, kAraRa) kāraṇa¦, cause (as in Skt.; a few special uses): (1) Laṅk 9.18 f. sarva-kāraṇa-tīrthya-vyapeta-buddheḥ (Laṅ- kādhipateḥ), prob. having his intellect turned away from the heretics (who are characterized by the view that) all things are caused (Suzuki's version is impossible); (2) acc. adv., for the sake (of, gen.): SP 74.8 (prose) āgacchata (read prob. °tha with most mss.) śīghraṃ teṣāṃ kāraṇaṃ nirdhāvata (°tha), come, run forth quickly for the sake of (getting) these (toys)!; (3) loc., quasi-adv., used in a way resembling Skt. sthāne, with good reason: Jm 223.20 (vs) jagad idam avakīrṇam kāraṇe tvadyaśobhiḥ.t;i>these (toys)!; (3) loc., quasi-adv., used in a way resembling Skt. sthāne, with good reason: Jm 223.20 (vs) jagad idam avakīrṇam kāraṇe tvadyaśobhiḥ.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/-kāraṇika (4740) + ((kAraRika, -kAraRika) -kāraṇika¦, adj. or subst. m. (not recorded in this mg.; from Skt. kāraṇa plus -ika), one who holds…to be the cause (of existence, etc.): Jm 149.24 īśvara-k°, one who holds God to be the Cause.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāraṇḍava (4742) + ((kAraRqava, kAraRqava) kāraṇḍava¦, m. (in Pali chaff, rubbish; cf. next), a kind of grain: Mvy 5669 = Tib. sre da, a kind of corn; confirmed by context (list of cereals).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāraṇḍavaka (4743) + ((kAraRqavaka, kAraRqavaka) kāraṇḍavaka¦, m. (cf. prec.; Pali °va, chaff, rubbish), chaff as symbol of worthlessness, fig. bodhisattva-k°, a worthless B.: AsP 394.17 °ko veditavyaś cauraḥ śramaṇa- veṣeṇa.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Kāraṇḍavyūha (4744) + ((kAraRqavyUha, kAraRqavyUha) Kāraṇḍavyūha¦, n. of a work: Kv 13.20; 23.6 °ha- mahāyāna-sūtra-ratna-rāja-, etc.; Sādh 30.21.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/-kāraka (4736) + ((kAraka, -kAraka) -kāraka¦, see puruṣa-k°.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/-kārakam (4737) + ((kArakam, -kArakam) -kār … (kArakam, -kArakam) -kārakam¦, adv., quasi-gerund, ifc., making…; see §§ 22.5; 35.5: ālopa-kārakam, making a morsel of it, Mv i.339.16; 344.14 etc. (prose); na cuccu-k°, not making the noise cuccu, Mvy 8577 (similar onomatopoetic forms 8578-- 8580); na sikthapṛthak-kārakam 8582; nāvarṇakārakam, not making dispraise, not complaining(ly), 8583. So also in Pali, e.g. capucapu-kār° Vin. ii.221.35. not making dispraise, not complaining(ly), 8583. So also in Pali, e.g. capucapu-kār° Vin. ii.221.35.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kārasūtra (4747) + ((kArasUtra, kArasUtra) kārasūtra¦, see kāla°.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāravālika (4746) + ((kAravAlika, kAravAlika) kāravālika¦, m. (Skt. karavāla plus -ika), (royal) sword-bearer: Mvy 3729 (in list of royal officers).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kārayati (4745) + ((kArayati, kArayati) kār … (kArayati, kArayati) kārayati¦, with object kāraṇām or °ṇāḥ, causes to undergo (torments), inflicts; hence once with instr. vividhā- bhiś ca kāraṇābhiḥ kārito Śikṣ 186.11 (prose), inflicted with various tortures (see s.v. kāraṇā). Cf. kāritaka, kāritakāraṇa.rose), inflicted with various tortures (see s.v. kāraṇā). Cf. kāritaka, kāritakāraṇa.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Kāriṇī (4756) + ((kAriRI, kAriRI) Kāriṇī¦, n. of a goddess: Sādh 502.9.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/-kārika (4755) + ((kArika, -kArika) -kārik … (kArika, -kArika) -kārika¦, adj. (= Skt. kālika; cf. 2 kāra), ifc., belonging to a…time: LV 40.11 (prose) nānāpuṣpaphalavṛkṣā nānar- tukārikās (only one inferior ms. °kālikās),…trees belonging to the time of various seasons, or to various seasons and times.>trees belonging to the time of various seasons, or to various seasons and times.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kārita-kāraṇa (4758) + ((kAritakAraRa, kArita-kAraRa) < … (kAritakAraRa, kArita-kAraRa) kārita-kāraṇa¦, adj. (on kārita, ppp. of kārayati = karoti, cf. prec.), having performed his duties, done what he had to do, said of a Buddha (or a disciple, iii.60.7, or Pratyekabuddha, i.301.7) compared to an elephant: nāgo viya (iii.64.6 yathā) kāritakāraṇo Mv i.237.10; 301.7; iii.60.7; 64.6. Senart, i note p. 560, aptly compares SP 1.7 (arhadbhiḥ…) mahānāgaiḥ kṛtakṛtyaiḥ kṛtakaraṇī- yair. p. 560, aptly compares SP 1.7 (arhadbhiḥ…) mahānāgaiḥ kṛtakṛtyaiḥ kṛtakaraṇī- yair.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāritaka (4757) + ((kAritaka, kAritaka) kār … (kAritaka, kAritaka) kāritaka¦, adj. (kārita, ppp. of kārayati in sense of karoti, § 38.6, plus -ka, perhaps specifying, § 22.39, or perhaps m.c.), (the one that had been) constructed: Mmk 640.7 (vs) paśyate…caityaṃ kāritakaṃ hi taiḥ, saw the caitya that had been constructed by them.hi taiḥ, saw the caitya that had been constructed by them.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāritra (4759) + ((kAritra, kAritra) kārit … (kAritra, kAritra) kāritra¦, nt. (apparently based on Skt. cāritra, blended with forms of kar-, kār-), action, operation: Mvy 6698; 7250 (Tib. byed pa, action); Bcṭ 261.4; 372.5, 10; repeatedly in AbhidhK, see LaVallée Poussin's Index; repeatedly in Abhisamayālaṃkārāloka (GOS 62), e.g. 276.18 kāritra- duṣkaratā; 362.4 (vs) paścimaṃ gatikāritram idaṃ kāritra- lakṣaṇam. 276.18 kāritra- duṣkaratā; 362.4 (vs) paścimaṃ gatikāritram idaṃ kāritra- lakṣaṇam.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kārpāsaka (4764) + ((kArpAsaka, kArpAsaka) kārpāsaka¦, nt. (= Skt. °sa), cotton cloth: Mvy 9164 °kam.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kārpāsika (4765) + ((kArpAsika, kArpAsika) k … (kArpAsika, kArpAsika) kārpāsika¦, m. (= AMg. kappāsia; one doubtful Skt. occurrence, pw 6.300), dealer in cotton goods: Mv iii.442.14 °kā, n. pl., in a list of merchants and artisans. Cf. karpāsika, used in very similar list. [Page179-b+ 71]tisans. Cf. karpāsika, used in very similar list. [Page179-b+ 71])
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāruṇa (4761) + ((kAruRa, kAruRa) kāruṇa& … (kAruRa, kAruRa) kāruṇa¦ (nowhere recorded), (1) adj. (= Skt. kāruṇika), compassionate: Mv i.179.6 (vs, metr. indifferent) tato lokānukampārthaṃ kāruṇo (mss. °ṇā) mahadviśāradaḥ; (2) subst. nt. (= Skt. kāruṇya), compassion: Mv i.51.2--3 …samyaksaṃbuddhasya mahatā kāruṇena (no v.l.) sam- anvāgatasya sattveṣu mahākāruṇaṃ (no v.l.) okrami.1.2--3 …samyaksaṃbuddhasya mahatā kāruṇena (no v.l.) sam- anvāgatasya sattveṣu mahākāruṇaṃ (no v.l.) okrami.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Kāruṇika (4762) + ((kAruRika, kAruRika) Kāruṇika¦, n. of a former Buddha: Sukh 6.15.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāruṇyatā (4763) + ((kAruRyatA, kAruRyatA) kāruṇyatā¦ (= Pali kāruññatā; Skt. °ṇya plus tā, § 22.43), compassion: Divy 194.16.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kārvaṭika (4768) + ((kArvawika, kArvawika) k … (kArvawika, kArvawika) kārvaṭika¦, m. (Skt. karvaṭa plus -ika; cf. karvaṭaka), chief of a village (mountain hamlet?): Divy 445.23; 446.5, 20; 531.11; in MSV i.102.13 read -nyatamaḥ kārvaṭiko vyutthitaḥ (text has nt. forms), cf. 17 taṃ kārvaṭikaṃ nirjitya.-nyatamaḥ kārvaṭiko vyutthitaḥ (text has nt. forms), cf. 17 taṃ kārvaṭikaṃ nirjitya.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Kāryakara (4766) + ((kAryakara, kAryakara) Kāryakara¦, m., n. of a samādhi: Mvy 558. In same list ŚsP 1419.14 kārākāra; read kārakāra? or kārya° as in Mvy? Explained by yatra samādhau sthitvā sarvasa- mādhīnāṃ kārăgatāṃ kriyāṃ karoti.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Kāryatāvicāra (4767) + ((kAryatAvicAra, kAryatAvicAra) Kāryatāvicāra¦, n. of a former Buddha: Mv i.141.6.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kārṣāpaṇa-chedikam (4770) + ((kArzApaRaCedikam, kArzApaRa-Cedikam)kārṣāpaṇa-chedikam¦, adv. (or acc. sg. of °ka or °kā?), in °kaṃ vā chidyamānasya Śikṣ 182.5, or being cut up into small pieces the size of a coin, a form of torture; = next, and see kahāpaṇa (-māṃsika). of a coin, a form of torture; = next, and see kahāpaṇa (-māṃsika).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kārṣāpaṇa-māṃsika (4771) + ((kArzApaRamAMsika, kArzApaRa-mAMsika) kārṣāpaṇa-māṃsika¦, see kahāpaṇa (-mā°).)

Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/-kārṣī (4773) + ((kArzI, -kArzI) -kārṣī¦, see gomaya-k°.)

Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kārṣa (4769) + ((kArza, kArza) kārṣa¦, m. (Skt. Gr.), plowman: Divy 463.8 (prose) (pañca) kārṣa-śatāny, prob. error; in the sequel, 463.11 ff., repeatedly replaced by kārṣaka (Skt.); same passage MSV i.71.3 ff. kārṣika (Skt., KSS.) thruout.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kārṣikā (4772) + ((kArzikA, kArzikA) kārṣi … (kArzikA, kArzikA) kārṣikā¦ (or °ka; cf. Skt. karṣa), a small weight, app. = karṣa: Laṅk 31.9 (vs) karṣo hi dharaṇāḥ kyantaḥ, palaṃ vai kati kārṣikā (one ms. °kam; must be n. pl.), how many dharaṇas make a karṣa, how many kārṣikās (°kas?) a pala? (Tib. however is reported to render kārṣikā by zho, which is one-tenth of a sraṅ, the word used for karṣa in the same line.) render kārṣikā by zho, which is one-tenth of a sraṅ, the word used for karṣa in the same line.))
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/-kāsī (4836) + ((kAsI, -kAsI) -kāsī¦, see s.v. gomaya-kārṣī.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāsana (4834) + ((kAsana, kAsana) kāsana¦, and °naka, adj. (cf. AMg. kāsaṇa, nt., act of coughing), afflicted with coughing: Mv iii.3.15 (vs) kāsano mūrchito cāhaṃ; ii.428.1 (prose) ahaṃ jīrṇo vṛddho kāsanako ca.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāsi (4835) + ((kAsi, kAsi) kāsi¦, etc., aor. of kṛ, q.v. in Chap. 43.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Kātyāyana (4695) + ((kAtyAyana, kAtyAyana) K … (kAtyAyana, kAtyAyana) Kātyāyana¦ (= Pali Kaccāyana, Kaccāna; occurs Mv iii.382.13 and Divy 635.15 as n. of a brahmanical gotra, as in Skt.; perhaps the same is that mentioned Laṅk 361.1 as the gotra of the Buddha Viraja 2, q.v.), n. of an important disciple of the Buddha (Śākyamuni): Mv i.76.5 ff. (here he is made to deliver a discourse on the ten bhūmi); SP 152.3; Divy 11.29; 550.2; identical with Mahākātyāyana, which is commoner; in Divy 573.8 he appears to have the epithet (Ārya-) Kāśyapa, q.v. (or are they different persons?); Kātyāyanāvavāda MPS 29.15 (see Waldschmidt, p. 284 n.6). q.v. (or are they different persons?); Kātyāyanāvavāda MPS 29.15 (see Waldschmidt, p. 284 n.6).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāveya (4811) + ((kAveya, kAveya) kāveya¦, produced by poetic invention: AdP Konow MASI 69.17.23, see s.v. kavita. Cf. Pali kāveyya, poetic composition, a reprobated occupation among Buddhists. (From Skt. kavi.))
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Kāviśa (4810) + ((kAviSa, kAviSa) Kāviśa& … (kAviSa, kAviSa) Kāviśa¦, n. of a country (only loc. °śe), evidently in the north; in vss: Mmk 88.4 Kaśmīre Cīnadeśe ca Nepāle Kāviśe tathā; 325.10 Kāviśe Vakhale caiva Udiyāne samantataḥ (in next line, Kaśmīre); 333.4 (in same line Kaśmīre) Kāviśe ca janālaye., Kaśmīre); 333.4 (in same line Kaśmīre) Kāviśe ca janālaye.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/-kāṭaka (4686) + ((kAwaka, -kAwaka) -kāṭak … (kAwaka, -kAwaka) -kāṭaka¦, nt., in pātra-kāṭakam Mvy 8952, ring or which the almsbowl is fastened, = Tib. lhuṅ gzed (bzed gzhag paḥi gdu bu, ring for putting almsbowl. BR cite the passage with kaṭaka (as in Skt. and Pali), but Mironov also kā°; no v.l. in either ed. (but Index to Kyoto ed. cites both forms). However a form found with the same mg. in Divy and Av is -karaka or -kara, qq.v. On the other hand, Divy likewise has a form kaṇṭaka, q.v., clearly meaning the same thing, which raises doubts as to the etym. Cf. kaṭaka.kaṇṭaka, q.v., clearly meaning the same thing, which raises doubts as to the etym. Cf. kaṭaka.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāya (4724) + ((kAya, kAya) kāya</b& … (kAya, kAya) kāya¦, normally m. (= Skt., but sometimes nt., LV 289.20, vs, naivāsanāt kāyam ataś caliṣyate, my body shall by no means move from this seat; Mv i.44.4 hāyiṣyati asura- kāyaṃ, n. sg.; ii.124.2--3 idam eva kāyaṃ, acc. sg., twice; SP 52.8, vs, avanāmitaṃ kāyu, n. sg.; but WT with ms. Ḱ °taḥ): (1) sometimes, as in Pali, body used instead of Skt. tvac as term for the organ of touch: Mvy 2036 kāyāyatanam; 2053 kāya-dhātuḥ; its object is spraṣṭavya, q.v.; (2) as in Pali (Skt. Lex.), body in the sense of group, collection, mass, crowd, totality: usually at the end of cpds., as jana-k°, mahato janakāyasyārthāya, for the welfare of a great crowd (? the vast mass or totality) of people, SP 41.1; 81.2; 162.10; mahatā janakāyena parivṛtaṃ, by a large retinue… SP 103.6; taṃ ca mahāntaṃ janakāyaṃ… adhyabhāṣat LV 124.13; mahājana-kāya = the body of the populace (contrasting with kings and great men), Mv i.37.1; 198.15; ii.2.17; and probably LV 131.22; sarva eva Jambudvīpanivāsī janakāya Divy 59.22; bala-kāya, body of troops, army, vārāṇasī (so read) caturaṅgena balakāyena veṣṭitā (so with v.l.) Mv ii.82.11; caturaṅgeṇa balakāyena LV 14.22; caturaṅga-bala-kāyaṃ (mss. vara for bala) saṃnahitvā hastikāyaṃ aśvak° rathak° pattik° saṃna- hitvā Mv i.30.6; caturaṅgabalakāyo ii.111.7; (hastyaśvara- tha)padāti-balakāya-samanvitaḥ LV 22.15; mahāntaṃ hastikāyaṃ…pattikāyam avahāya Mv ii.161.5 f.; patti- kāya-parivṛtaḥ Divy 618.24; sattvakāye, in the (whole) mass of creatures, Mv i.158.10; 159.5; rājño Māndhātasya putrapautra-kāye napta-pranapti-kāye (so read) bahūni rājasahasrāṇi Mv i.348.9, in the body (mass) of King M.'s sons, grandsons, and remoter descendants there were many thousands of kings (misunderstood by Senart; fem. forms impossible); tailavyāmiśro gandhakāyo (a collection of perfume, i.e. of sweet-scented substances) dattaḥ (at a stūpa) Av i.362.1; sa paśyati mahāprajño dharmakāyam aśeṣataḥ SP 143.3 (vs),…the whole mass of conditions of existence (cf. sarva-dharmān 143.1); in the same sense, māyāsvapnasvabhāvasya dharmakāyasya kaḥ stavaḥ Laṅk 22.12 (vs); (visaṃvādakaṃ sarvam eva) dharma- kāyaṃ Mv ii.147.18, disappointing (is) the whole mass of conditions of existence; probably also, dharmakāyajñāna- śarīratvān…LV 428.21--22, because his body contains (or consists of) knowledge of the whole mass of states of existence (he is called a Great Tree); otherwise Foucaux; prob. also, na rājan kṛpaṇo loke dharmakāyena saṃspṛśet Divy 560.2 (vs),…with the mass of material conditions (surely not ‘spiritual body’ with Index); acc. to LaV-P. AbhidhK. vii.81, n. 1, ‘souvent dharmakāya = le corps des écritures = le deuxième ratna’; I have not found this usage; he refers to Bodhicaryāv. i.1, where I see no such mg. in the word; to Divy 396 (? line 28, śarīraṃ…dharmamayaṃ); and to Przyluski, Açoka, 359, where it does not have that meaning but contrasts with rūpakāya, q.v.; sparśa-kāya, see this; nāma-kāyaḥ, collection of ‘names’ = words Mvy 1996, vyañjana-k° 1997, c. of ‘letters’, sounds, or syllables (= akṣara), and pada-k° 1998, c. of phrases, expressions, sentences (these terms explained in LaVallée Poussin, AbhidhK. ii.238--40; Tib. renders kāva bv tshogs, mass, [Page178-a+ 71] quantity, and pada, q.v. by tshig, which means both word and speech, utterance); sometimes, but more rarely, used out of comp. with modifying adj. or appositional noun, as, tuṣite kāye Mv i.199.7 = ii.3.5; (parihāsyante…) asurāḥ kāyāḥ, divyāḥ kāyāḥ paripūriṃ gamiṣyanti LV 401.6; hāyetsu(ḥ) āsurā kāyā, divyā kāyā abhivardhetsu Mv i.330.9 (cf. on the other hand, hāyiṣyati asura-kāyaṃ, nara-maru-saṃgho vivardhanti Mv i.44.4). On the three ‘bodies’ (kāya) of a Buddha, dharma-, saṃbhoga-, nirmāṇa-k°, see these words; Régamey, Samādh. p. 23, with refs. They hardly occur in the texts included in this work. A little better known is the two-fold contrast of dharma- with rūpa-k°, qq.v. rarely, used out of comp. with modifying adj. or appositional noun, as, tuṣite kāye Mv i.199.7 = ii.3.5; (parihāsyante…) asurāḥ kāyāḥ, divyāḥ kāyāḥ paripūriṃ gamiṣyanti LV 401.6; hāyetsu(ḥ) āsurā kāyā, divyā kāyā abhivardhetsu Mv i.330.9 (cf. on the other hand, hāyiṣyati asura-kāyaṃ, nara-maru-saṃgho vivardhanti Mv i.44.4). On the three ‘bodies’ (kāya) of a Buddha, dharma-, saṃbhoga-, nirmāṇa-k°, see these words; Régamey, Samādh. p. 23, with refs. They hardly occur in the texts included in this work. A little better known is the two-fold contrast of dharma- with rūpa-k°, qq.v.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāya-bandhana (4726) + ((kAyabanDana, kAya-banDana) kāya-bandhana¦, nt. (= Pali id.), girdle: Mvy 5855; 8993; Mv i.19.4 cīvarāṇi vā °nāni vā; Bhīk 29a.1, 5 pātreṇa cīvareṇa śikyena (= Skt.; loop, for carrying bowl) saritena (see sarita 3; in 29a. 1 śar°) kāyabandhanena.;, for carrying bowl) saritena (see sarita 3; in 29a. 1 śar°) kāyabandhanena.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Kāyakalisaṃpramathana (4725) + ((kAyakalisaMpramaTana, kAyakalisaMpramaTana) Kāyakalisaṃpramathana¦, m., n. of a samādhi: Mvy 621; ŚsP 1426.5.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāya-sākṣin (4728) + ((kAyasAkzin, kAya-sAkzin) <b&g … (kAyasAkzin, kAya-sAkzin) kāya-sākṣin¦ (= Pali °sakkhi, Jāt. v. 424.12), personal, bodily, physical witness; one who has seen (the circumstance) in the flesh: Śikṣ 109.9 (vs) (paribhāṣyate cāpi sa paṇḍite- bhiḥ,) ye ka-cid (read ke cid) astī pṛtha (read pṛthu, q.v.?) kāyasākṣī (n. pl.).aṇḍite- bhiḥ,) ye ka-cid (read ke cid) astī pṛtha (read pṛthu, q.v.?) kāyasākṣī (n. pl.).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāya-saṃsarga (4727) + ((kAyasaMsarga, kAya-saMsarga) < … (kAyasaMsarga, kAya-saMsarga) kāya-saṃsarga¦, m. (= Pali °sagga), bodily contact (with a woman, in a libidinous way), one of the saṃghāva- śeṣa sins: Mvy 8370; Prāt 479.8; probably sexual inter- course in Mvy 9467 (the preceding word is vivāhaḥ).t;sexual inter- course in Mvy 9467 (the preceding word is vivāhaḥ).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Kāyeśa (4732) + ((kAyeSa, kAyeSa) Kāyeśa¦ (kāya-īśa), a name for Vairocana (3) as one of the 5 ‘transcendant’ Buddhas, replacing V. in a list of these at Sādh 164.9.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/-kāyika (4729) + ((kAyika, -kAyika) -kāyik … (kAyika, -kAyika) -kāyika¦, ifc. adj. (from kāya 2 plus -ika), belonging to the company of…; noted only modifying (as separate word or in comp.) the words deva and devaputra, of various classes of ‘gods’: tuṣitakāyika LV 183.17; 363.21; Gv 527. 15; tuṣitabhavanakāyiko devaputro Mv i.174.1; trāya- triṃśakāyikair devair LV 365.8; gandharvakāyikeṣu deveṣu Mv ii.49.2; mārakāyikā devaputrās LV 300.4; svaviṣaya- kāyika-devaputrā(s) Mv ii.278.16 (Māra speaking); °yikā dev° 287.11.putrās LV 300.4; svaviṣaya- kāyika-devaputrā(s) Mv ii.278.16 (Māra speaking); °yikā dev° 287.11.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāyitāntya (4730) + ((kAyitAntya, kAyitAntya) ? kāyitāntya¦, acc. °tyaṃ (read prob. kāya-; second member uncertain; to tānta with -ya?), acc. to Tib. (lus kyis sñog par byed) making lust with the body (towards women): MSV iii.16.3; see s.v. drava.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāyoddharṣaṇa (4733) + ((kAyodDarzaRa, kAyodDarzaRa) < … (kAyodDarzaRa, kAyodDarzaRa) kāyoddharṣaṇa¦, nt., Mvy 9001, acc. to Chin. fine- meshed cloth; Tib. rnag gzan, lit. pus-eater (var. gnag gzan, prob. intending the same); possibly gauze-like cloth for binding suppurated sores? The apparent composition, kāya- uddharṣaṇa, should mean something like enlivener of the body!s? The apparent composition, kāya- uddharṣaṇa, should mean something like enlivener of the body!)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāyuśa (4731) + ((kAyuSa, kAyuSa) kāyuśa& … (kAyuSa, kAyuSa) kāyuśa¦, Mvy 5830, or kāyūṣa, 5937, nt. (varr. with a for ā, p for y, s for ś or ṣ; Mironov adopts kayuṣa in 5937 but records numerous varr.), acc. to Tib. green vitriol, green or black sulphate of iron, Skt. (puṣpa-) kāsīsa, which is rendered by the same Tib. (nag tshur) at Mvy 5829, 5938.;/i>, Skt. (puṣpa-) kāsīsa, which is rendered by the same Tib. (nag tshur) at Mvy 5829, 5938.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāṣāya (4827) + ((kAzAya, kAzAya) kāṣāya& … (kAzAya, kAzAya) kāṣāya¦ (= Skt. kaṣāya; cf. Skt. kāṣāya, Pali kāsāya, which = Skt. kaṣāya in other mgs.), (1) nt., decoction: Mv iii.70.11…kaṭukāgrāṇi kāṣāyāṇi; (2) impurity, in sakāṣāyasya ca kāṣāya-dhāraṇaṃ KP 117.1--2 (prose), the wearing of the yellow (robe; Skt. kāṣāya and Pali kāsāya are used in this sense!) on the part of one characterized by impurity; Tib. of impure thoughts, which also translates sakaṣāyacittasya (kāṣāya-dhāraṇaṃ) 117.5 (vs), where note short a in -kaṣāya, m.c.; read also kaṣāya-dhāraṇaṃ, m.c.;of impure thoughts, which also translates sakaṣāyacittasya (kāṣāya-dhāraṇaṃ) 117.5 (vs), where note short a in -kaṣāya, m.c.; read also kaṣāya-dhāraṇaṃ, m.c.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Kāṣāyadhvajā (4829) + ((kAzAyaDvajA, kAzAyaDvajA) Kāṣāyadhvajā¦, n. of a lokadhātu: Gv 81.7.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Kāṣāya-grahaṇa (4828) + ((kAzAyagrahaRa, kAzAya-grahaRa) Kāṣāya-grahaṇa¦, nt., n. of a caitya on the spot of the Bodhisattva's first assumption of monk's garb: LV 226.12.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāṣṭha-bhāraka (4831) + ((kAzWaBAraka, kAzWa-BAraka) kāṣṭha-bhāraka¦, m. (= Skt. °ra plus -ka svārthe), load of wood: MSV ii.32.13, 15 (prose).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāṣṭha-hāraka (4832) + ((kAzWahAraka, kAzWa-hAraka) kāṣṭha-hāraka¦, m. (= Pali kaṭṭha-hā°; see hāraka), wood-gatherer: Mvy 3776; Divy 500.3 ff.; Av ii.101.5; Śikṣ 9.5--6.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/kāṣṭha-puṣpa (4830) + ((kAzWapuzpa, kAzWa-puzpa) <b&g … (kAzWapuzpa, kAzWa-puzpa) kāṣṭha-puṣpa¦, nt. (pl.), some kind of flowers; per- [Page182-b+ 71] haps flowers of woody plants or trees: Kv 8.4--6 tatra vividhāni °pāṇy utpadyante, tad yathā: campakāśoka- karavīra-pāṭalānirmuktaka-sumanā-gandhavārṣikāṇi, etāni manoramāṇi kāṣṭhapuṣpāṇi…; Kv 79.2 vividhāni kāṣ- ṭhapuṣpāṇi (text °puṇyāṇi), campaka-karavīra- etc. (similar list)..2 vividhāni kāṣ- ṭhapuṣpāṇi (text °puṇyāṇi), campaka-karavīra- etc. (similar list).)

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