dahara, (1) (7262)

dahara, (1)
Entry 7262, Page 263, Col. 1

(dahara, dahara)
dahara, (1)¦ adj. (= Pali id.; Skt. not in this sense; cf. next, and dahra, which is far less common), young; common in prose and vss alike, in Ud xvi.7, 8 even where meter demands dahra! (in corresp. Pali vs, Dhp. 382, daharo metrically correct, with other different readings): ahaṃ ca vṛddhas tvaṃ ca daharo SP 106.14 (prose); (śākyaiḥ) vṛddha-dahara-madhyamaiḥ LV 82.4 (prose); daharā (mss. °ro) ca madhyā ca mahallakā ca Mv i.262.18 (vs; dahrā would be as good metr.); dahara-manohara(ḥ) Sukh 25.14 (prose), youthfully charming; as v.l. along with dahra Mvy 4081; 8734 (Mironov dahra); others, SP 293.4; 311.11; 318.2; LV 241.17; Mv ii.41.2; 63.7; 78.18, 19; 79.4 ff.; iii.48.16; 294.20; 457.9; Divy 116.16; Av ii.71.6; Gv 127.19; 129.3; 136.24 etc.; (2) Dahara-Sūtra (= Pali D° Sutta, viz. SN i.68 ff.), n. of a sūtra by which Buddha converted King Prasenajit, as in Pali King Pasenadi: Av i.36.7; also called Daharopama Sūtra, MSV iv.62.3.

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