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Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/sparśa-vihāra-tā (17458) + ((sparSavihAratA, sparSa-vihAra-tA)<br&g … (sparSavihAratA, sparSa-vihAra-tA) sparśa-vihāra-tā¦ (once by error °vihāri-tā; etym., see below), state of comfort, agreeable condition: SP 248.6; Bhīk 26a.3; in comp. with preceding sukha-, Kv 18.8 (here text erroneously °vihāri-tā); 89.13; oftener with sukhaṃ as separate and parallel near-synonym, Mv i.256.10; 323.20 (here sukha-tā); 324.5; Divy 156.14; Av i.326.1; ii.93.16. See asparśavihāra; and phāsu, phāsa, (a)phāṣa(ka). The Pali equivalent is (a)phāsu(ka), often with vihāra; and AMg. has phāsuya (-vihāra). Pischel 208 derives from *sparśuka; Skt. sparśavant, BHS sparśana- vant, pleasant to touch, suggest how the development of mg. might conceivably have taken place, but Pischel's form is unrecorded. In BHS sparśa- is the regular form in this cpd., but others occur, see above. It may be only a hyper-Sktism. The -u of the stem seems to be universally found in Pali and Pkt., and occurs in BHS, but never followed by -ka, a fact which is not helpful to Pischel's etymology. The Jain Skt. form is prāsuka, interpreted as free from living creatures (pra-asu; of a dwelling, vihāra, suitable for Jain monks); this looks like a fanciful hyper- Sktism. Various other etymologies have been suggested, see the Pali Dictt.; none are convincing. Note the use of phāsuṃ, phāṣaṃ as adverbs with viharati.The forms phāsa, phāṣa are recorded only in BHS. [Page612-b+ 71]e Pali Dictt.; none are convincing. Note the use of phāsuṃ, phāṣaṃ as adverbs with viharati.The forms phāsa, phāṣa are recorded only in BHS. [Page612-b+ 71])
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/sparśita (17461) + ((sparSita, sparSita) spa … (sparSita, sparSita) sparśita¦, ppp. (of caus. of Skt. spṛś-; in this mg. = Pali phassita, phussita), lit. made to touch, i.e. closed, of door-bolts: kūṭāgāre śayitvā tvaṃ nivāte (text nirvāte) sparśitārgaḍe (so read for text °tāgate), āsīno vṛkṣamūleṣu kaccin na paritapyase Divy 559.12(--13), having slept in a secure tower with locked door-bolts, are you not tormented sitting at the roots of trees?; the em. is proved by Pali MN i.76.5--6 kūṭāgāraṃ…nivātaṃ phassitaggaḷaṃ (other parallel texts phussi°); and in Mv ii.115.12 read (kūṭāgārāṇi…) nivātāni sparśitārgaḍāni (see Crit. App.; mss. sparśārga°).allel texts phussi°); and in Mv ii.115.12 read (kūṭāgārāṇi…) nivātāni sparśitārgaḍāni (see Crit. App.; mss. sparśārga°).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/spariśa (17455) + ((spariSa, spariSa) spariśa¦ (cited without ref. in ŚKD, see BR s.v.; cf. saṃ-sp°; = AMg. pharisa; Pali only phassa), semi- MIndic for Skt. sparśa, touch, contact; metr. required: dṛśyanti bhogaṃ spariśaṃ samānaṃ Laṅk 268.14 (vs).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/sparṣṭavya (17462) + ((sparzwavya, sparzwavya) sparṣṭavya¦, false Sktization, = spraṣṭ°, q.v.: Śikṣ 198.9. Influenced by sparśa etc.; perhaps intended by corrupt mss. Mv ii.391.16.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/spaṣṭama (17463) + ((spazwama, spazwama) spaṣṭama¦, adj. (quasi-superl. to Skt. spaṣṭa, plus ma, § 22.13, cf. Whitney 474, perh. anal. to one of the words there cited), most clear, evident: °māṃ viśvakārāṃ …-sopānamālāṃ (q.v.) RP 1.2.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/spṛśana (17465) + ((spfSana, spfSana) spṛśana¦ (nt.; = Pali phusana; MIndic to spṛśati plus -ana, for Skt. sparśana), touch: karatala-°nenā kam- pitā corvi sarvā LV 357.12 (vs).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/spṛhālu (17468) + ((spfhAlu, spfhAlu) spṛhālu¦, adj. (= Pali pihālu; Skt. spṛhayālu, acc. to MW also Lex. spṛhālu, but I do not find this in BR, pw, or Schmidt), covetous: °lavaś ca bhavanti Mv i.79.13 (prose).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/(a-)spṛhaṇa-tā (17467) + ((spfhaRatA, (a-)spfhaRa-tA) (a-)spṛhaṇa-tā¦ (Skt. spṛhaṇa), the (not) desiring: LV 34.18 (prose).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/spṛhaka (17466) + ((spfhaka, spfhaka) spṛhaka¦, adj. (to Skt. spṛh- plus -aka), envious, with gen.: anyeṣāṃ °ko bhikṣuḥ Ud xiii.8 (same vs Pali Dhp. 365 pihayaṃ = spṛhayan).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/spraṣṭavya (17469) + ((sprazwavya, sprazwavya) … (sprazwavya, sprazwavya) spraṣṭavya¦, nt. (in Mv sometimes has m. endings; also praṣṭavya, sparṣṭavya, qq.v.; = Pali phoṭṭhabba), orig. gdve. of Skt. spṛśati, used in BHS (and Pali) for Skt. sparśa, contact, as object of the sense of touch (the organ is regularly kāya, rather than tvac); regularly associated with the other sense objects, rūpa, śabda, gandha, rasa (all Skt.), sometimes also 2 dharma (q.v., 2) as object of manas: Mvy 1863 (°vyam, n. sg.); 2037 (°vyāyatanam); 2054 (°vya-dhātuḥ); Mv ii.391.16 (Senart em. spṛṣṭavyāṃ, acc. pl., read sparṣ° or spraṣ°, closer to mss.); iii.290.2 (°vyā, n. pl.); Av i.207.6 (°vyāni); Samādh 8.3; Śikṣ 128.5; 202.13 (kāyena °vyāni spṛṣṭvā); Gv 182.19; Bbh 37.12; 39.9 (°vyam, n. sg.); Laṅk 226.2; Sukh 26.8 et alibi; in Dharmas 38 list of eleven spraṣṭavyāni, viz. pṛthvy āpas tejo vāyuḥ ślakṣṇatvaṃ karkaśatvaṃ laghu- tvaṃ gurutvaṃ śītaṃ jighatsā pipāsā. (A curious hodge- podge!)pas tejo vāyuḥ ślakṣṇatvaṃ karkaśatvaṃ laghu- tvaṃ gurutvaṃ śītaṃ jighatsā pipāsā. (A curious hodge- podge!))
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/spuriti- (17464) + ((spuriti, spuriti-) ? sp … (spuriti, spuriti-) ? spuriti-¦ (śraddhayā), Dbh.g. 56(82).17 (prose, not vs), (anena cittena, katham amī sattvā evam udāradharma- sya) lābhinaḥ spuriti-śraddhayā satkṛtya śrāvayiṣyanti (sc. this treatise, Dbh)…; Rahder queries spṛhita-; I have thought of sphūrti-; neither is satisfactory; perhaps something like Skt. jhaṭ-iti, or BHS ṛg-(ṛṭ-, rig-)-iti, instantly (as separate word).;b>ṛg-(ṛṭ-, rig-)-iti, instantly (as separate word).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/sraṃsanā (17522) + ((sraMsanA, sraMsanA) sraṃsanā¦ (Skt. °na, nt., not quite in this sense), relaxation (of effort or activity): na °nāṃ karoti Śikṣ 279.7.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/sraṃsanīya (17523) + ((sraMsanIya, sraMsanIya) sraṃsanīya¦, adj. (to Skt. sraṃsana, see BR s.v. 2b, plus -īya), loosening, relaxing (medicines): (dravya) MSV ii.47.7 (here of things snuffed, against a cold).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Sragdharā (17524) + ((sragDarA, sragDarA) Sragdharā¦, a name or form of Tārā: Sādh 223.23 ff.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/sragmin (17525) + ((sragmin, sragmin) sragmin¦, adj. (= Skt. sragvin), garlanded: sragmī, n. sg., Mmk 60.5; °miṇam, acc. sg., 134.26; °mibhiḥ 600.21.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Srajamālādhārin (17526) + ((srajamAlADArin, srajamAlADArin) Srajamālādhārin¦ (v.l. Sragdha-mā°; v.l. °māla°), n. of a former Buddha: Mv i.139.12.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/srotā (17532) + ((srotA, srotA) srotā¦ (= Skt. srotas), see śrotā.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/srotāñjana (17533) + ((srotAYjana, srotAYjana) … (srotAYjana, srotAYjana) srotāñjana¦, nt., in Mvy 5778, acc. to Tib. lig bu mig = malachite (which acc. to Das is said to cure headaches and pains in bones); occurs in a list of oṣadhi-nāmāni, some items of which, however, are mineral medicinal sub- stances; Skt. Lex. sroto'ñjana = antimony; Pali sotañja- naṃ (Vin. i.203.14) in a list of kinds of añjana, used as eye-salve.; Pali sotañja- naṃ (Vin. i.203.14) in a list of kinds of añjana, used as eye-salve.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/srotāpatti, °panna (17534) + ((srotApatti, srotApatti, °panna) srotāpatti, °panna¦, see srota-āp°.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/srota-āpanna, srotāpanna (17530) + ((srotaApanna, srota-Apanna, srotApanna)< … (srotaApanna, srota-Apanna, srotApanna) srota-āpanna, srotāpanna¦, also written śrot°, adj. or subst. (= Pali sotāp°), (one) who has ‘entered the stream’, been converted; see under prec.; formal and orthographic variants as there stated: śrotāp° Mv i.103.13 (prose); srota-āp° Mvy 5132; Divy 534.4 (śro°); Laṅk 116.12; etc.rotāp° Mv i.103.13 (prose); srota-āp° Mvy 5132; Divy 534.4 (śro°); Laṅk 116.12; etc.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/srota-āpatti, srotāpatti (17529) + ((srotaApatti, srota-Apatti, srotApatti)< … (srotaApatti, srota-Apatti, srotApatti) srota-āpatti, srotāpatti¦, often writen śrot°, so regularly in Mv, Divy, and mss. of Av (= Pali sotāpatti), ‘entrance into the stream’, conversion to Buddhism, the state of the srota-āpanna, the first of the four stages of Hīnayāna religious development, the others being the states of the sakṛd-āgāmin, anāgāmin, and arhant; esp. often in comp. with -phala, the fruit of this attainment; con- tracted form °tāpatti regular in Mv, prose as well as vss, in other texts rare in prose (Divy 17.21), used in vss where favored by meter (so, I believe, regularly in Laṅk, e.g. srota-āpatti-gati- 116.13, prose, srotāpatti-phalaṃ, mss. śro°, 65.9, vs); śrota-āpatti-pratipannaḥ Mvy 5131; śrotāpatti-phala Mv i.175.1 (vs); 312.13 (prose); iii.254.11 (prose); 346.13 (vs); śrota-āpatti-phala Divy 46.26; 50.8, etc.; Av i.65.1 (ms., Speyer em. sro°) etc., common.i.254.11 (prose); 346.13 (vs); śrota-āpatti-phala Divy 46.26; 50.8, etc.; Av i.65.1 (ms., Speyer em. sro°) etc., common.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/srotas (17531) + ((srotas, srotas) srotas¦, nt., a high number (between vivāha and ojas): Sukh 31.1.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Sroto'nugata (17535) + ((srotonugata, sroto'nugata) Sroto'nugata¦, m., n. of a samādhi: Mvy 532 (not in ŚsP). [Page615-b+ 71])
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Srughnā (17527) + ((sruGnA, sruGnA) Srughnā¦, n. of a town (cf. Skt. Srughna, m.): Divy 74.17, 22 (written Śru°).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/sruvaka (17528) + ((sruvaka, sruvaka) sruvaka¦, nt. (= Skt. sruva, m., plus -ka), ladle: Mvy 4348 = Tib. blug(s) gzar, said to be a long ladle used in offerings.)

Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/-ssa (17591) + ((ssa, -ssa) -ssa¦, see khu-ssa.)

Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/-stāra (17373) + ((stAra, -stAra) ? -stāra¦, see phalaha-.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/stainyaka (17383) + ((stEnyaka, stEnyaka) stainyaka¦ (m.; to Skt. stainya, nt., theft, or Lex., m., thief, plus -ka), thief: teṣāṃ mohapuruṣāṇāṃ dharma- °kānāṃ LV 88.5 (prose).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/stīna (17375) + ((stIna, stIna) stīna¦ (= Pali thīna; § 3.115) = styāna, q.v.: -mid- dhaṃ, v.l. of Kashgar rec. for SP 335.6 (vs).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/staupika (17385) + ((stOpika, stOpika) staup … (stOpika, stOpika) staupika¦, adj. and subst. (Skt. Lex., only Trik., = bauddha-dravya; to stūpa 1 plus -ika), pertaining to a stūpa; usually with parallel sāṃghika, and applied to [Page609-a+ 71] property (dravya, vitta, vastu): Śikṣ 170.3; Bbh 166.20; RP 29.8; Gv 228.21; as subst., implying some such word, what belongs to a stūpa, Śikṣ 56.5; Bbh 163.11. 29.8; Gv 228.21; as subst., implying some such word, what belongs to a stūpa, Śikṣ 56.5; Bbh 163.11.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/stūpa (17378) + ((stUpa, stUpa) stūpa< … (stUpa, stUpa) stūpa¦, m. (1) (rarely nt.; = Pali thūpa, AMg. thūbha, rarely thūva; Skt. Lex., in lit. only Buddh. and Jain), relic-mound, tope: Mvy 6999; SP 239.1 ff.; Mv ii.287.3; 363.16; Av i.119.7; °pa-bimbāni Kv 13.11; 36.19; °pa- bhedanam Mvy 2334, one of the upānantarīya, q.v.; °pa-bhedaka Kv 94.23; common everywhere; as nt., stūpaṃ kāritaṃ (n. sg.) Mv i.61.1; (2) (Pali, see next but one) turret or pinnacle of a building, in prākārapari- khādvāra-stūpābhinigūḍhaḥ Av ii.115.8, see Speyer's note.gt;turret or pinnacle of a building, in prākārapari- khādvāra-stūpābhinigūḍhaḥ Av ii.115.8, see Speyer's note.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/stūpaka (17379) + ((stUpaka, stUpaka) stūpaka¦ (m. or nt.; to prec. plus -ka, dim.), little stūpa (made by children in play): MSV i.1.21 ff.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/stūpikā (17380) + ((stUpikA, stUpikA) stūpi … (stUpikA, stUpikA) stūpikā¦ (dim. f. to stupa 2 plus -ka,-(i)kā), small turret or pinnacle on a house: read gṛhastūpikāvalīhī Mv ii.36.11 (vs), °hī m.c., otherwise with one ms., with rows of house-pinnacles; Senart em. wrongly; cf. Pali Jāt. vi.116.(28-)29 maṇimaya-kañcana-thūpikaṃ (Bhvr.), ep. of vihāram (acc.); in vs 117.6 pañcathūpaṃ (vimānaṃ), glossed pañcahi kūṭāgārehi samannāgataṃ; PTSD not happy in transl.of vihāram (acc.); in vs 117.6 pañcathūpaṃ (vimānaṃ), glossed pañcahi kūṭāgārehi samannāgataṃ; PTSD not happy in transl.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/stabdha (17364) + ((stabDa, stabDa) stabdha¦, m., n. of some demoniac being, in a list of such: SP 401.5 (one ms. skabdho); WT state that Tib. reads reṅs pa, stiff (used in rendering forms of Skt. stabh, as e.g. stambha Mvy 7339).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/stabdhika (17365) + ((stabDika, stabDika) sta … (stabDika, stabDika) stabdhika¦ (read °aka? cf. Skt. stabdha), stubborn, in the sense of fixedly devoted (to, in comp.): udaka-°kā manuṣyāḥ Divy 19.25, men are stubbornly attached to (bathing in) water; cf. Pali Vin. i.196.2 manussā udaka- suddhikā (is the Divy form a bad Sktization for this?).ater; cf. Pali Vin. i.196.2 manussā udaka- suddhikā (is the Divy form a bad Sktization for this?).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/stambhanī (17366) + ((stamBanI, stamBanI) stambhanī¦ (cf. Skt. °na), n. of a kind of magic: Divy 636.27.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/-stambhin (17368) + ((stamBin, -stamBin) -stambhin¦, see a-st°.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/stambhita (17367) + ((stamBita, stamBita) stambhita¦, nt. (elsewhere only adj.), paralysis (from fear): bhayam abhūt °tam abhūd romaharṣaḥ MSV iii.140.1.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/stana-dhātrī (17363) + ((stanaDAtrI, stana-DAtrI) stana-dhātrī¦, or (in 16, text) stanya-, wet-nurse, = kṣīra-dh°, q.v.: Divy 475.13, 16.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Stavārha (17372) + ((stavArha, stavArha) Stavārha¦, n. of a future Pratyekabuddha: Divy 73.17.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/stava (17369) + ((stava, stava) stava< … (stava, stava) stava¦, acc. to Tib. on Av ii.166.6 (see Stavakarṇika), cited by Feer in note to transl. as rgya skegs (= lākṣā), and acc. to Index to Divy, lac (in any case must be a cheap material): apareṇa stava-karṇikā Divy 26.27, lac ear-ring. See next. a cheap material): apareṇa stava-karṇikā Divy 26.27, lac ear-ring. See next.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Stavakarṇika (17370) + ((stavakarRika, stavakarRika) < … (stavakarRika, stavakarRika) Stavakarṇika¦, Av ii.166.6, or °karṇin, Divy 26.29; 45.16 etc. (also Thapakarṇi, °ṇika, Sthapakarṇika, qq.v.), nickname of a brother of Pūrṇa, lit. lac-ear (-ring), see s.v. Trapukarṇin. [Page608-b+ 71] of Pūrṇa, lit. lac-ear (-ring), see s.v. Trapukarṇin. [Page608-b+ 71])
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/stavati, stavayati (17371) + ((stavati, stavati, stavayati) stavati, stavayati¦, praises, = Pali thavati, Skt. stauti; see Chap. 43, s.v. stu (1).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/stemita (17381) + ((stemita, stemita) ? ste … (stemita, stemita) ? stemita¦, text Lefm. LV 230.9 (vs), could only = Skt. stimita (m.c.? cf. abstr. staimitya), motionless, i.e. insensible, fainting: (of Śuddhodana on hearing of his son's departure; in 7--8 dharaṇitale nirasto utkrośu kṛtvā…) so stemito (with only two inferior mss., others with Calc. stomito) hī jalaghaṭasaṃprasikto, āśvāsayantī bahuśata Śākiyānāṃ; Lefm. cites Tib. from Foucaux's transl. sanglotait, but this (ṅud mo phyuṅ) = utkrośu kṛtvā, and is put in prec. line; for line 9 Tib. de nas (then) de la (on him) bum paḥi chu blugs khrus byas nas (lit. of-flask-water-pitcher-after-bathing), with nothing that seems to render stemito; I can make nothing of stomito; de nas could point to ito, and I suspect a corruption in the first part of the word. render stemito; I can make nothing of stomito; de nas could point to ito, and I suspect a corruption in the first part of the word.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/steya-saṃvāsika (17382) + ((steyasaMvAsika, steya-saMvAsika) … (steyasaMvAsika, steya-saMvAsika) steya-saṃvāsika¦, m., and f. °kā (Pali theyya-saṃ- vāsaka), lit. thief(-like) inhabitant, one who tries to asso- ciate himself with a Buddhist monastic community without a right to it (see SBE 13.216 f. for a story which illustrates the mg.): °kaḥ Mvy 8756; MSV ii.204.10 (text steyā°); °kā Bhīk 16b.2.ch illustrates the mg.): °kaḥ Mvy 8756; MSV ii.204.10 (text steyā°); °kā Bhīk 16b.2.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Stimitarājan (17374) + ((stimitarAjan, stimitarAjan) < … (stimitarAjan, stimitarAjan) ? Stimitarājan¦ (based on a single inferior ms. which reads Stimira-rājāḥ; other mss. Timi-rājan or, with metathesis, Miti°; stimita seems not recorded in Buddh. literature; very doubtful), n. of a former Buddha: Mv i.141.1.terature; very doubtful), n. of a former Buddha: Mv i.141.1.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/stomita (17384) + ((stomita, stomita) stomi … (stomita, stomita) stomita¦, ppp. (= Pali thomita, to thometi = Skt. Dhātup. stomayati, denom. to stoma), praised: °taḥ Mvy 2614; stutaḥ °to varṇitaḥ praśasto Bhīk 24a.4; devaśa- tasahasra-stuta-°ta- (Lefm. staumita, wrongly)-varṇita- praśaṃsitasya LV 7.22 (prose). Most mss. stomito, for Lefm. stemito, q.v., in LV 230.9.(prose). Most mss. stomito, for Lefm. stemito, q.v., in LV 230.9.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/strī (17391) + ((strI, strI) strī</b& … (strI, strI) strī¦ (= Skt.), woman. ‘Even now a woman never attains five stations (sthānāni): those of Brahman, Śakra, a mahārāja (= lokapāla), a cakravartin, and an avai- vartika-bodhisattva’ SP 264.11 ff.; in BHS often replaced by mātṛgrāma, and by stryāgāra.ff.; in BHS often replaced by mātṛgrāma, and by stryāgāra.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/strīkāgāra (17392) + ((strIkAgAra, strIkAgAra) strīkāgāra¦, see stryāgāra.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/strī-maya (17394) + ((strImaya, strI-maya) strī-maya¦, adj., (music) made by women: (rājā…) °yena tūryeṇa vādyamānenodyānaṃ praviṣṭaḥ Av i.101.1. Speyer aptly compares Buddhacarita ii.29.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/strīpoṣaka (17393) + ((strIpozaka, strIpozaka) strīpoṣaka¦ (= AMg. itthiposaya), ‘keeper of women’, whoremaster, pimp: not to be associated with, SP 280.5; 480.9.)

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