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  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/anirmuktā (730)  + ((anirmuktA, anirmuktA)<br><b>anirmuktā</b>¦ (cf. prec.), n. of an herb (oṣadhi): °tā… tayā gṛhītayā sarvaparopakramabhayāni na bhavanti Gv 496.26.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/anirmuktaka (729)  + ((anirmuktaka, anirmuktaka)<br><b>anirmuktaka</b>¦ (m. or nt.), one of a list of plant names (in a cpd.): Kv 8.5. Might be supposed to be a corruption for atimuktaka, but for the following, which seems a kind of confirmation.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Aniruddha (728)  + ((anirudDa, anirudDa)<br><b>Ani(anirudDa, anirudDa)<br><b>Aniruddha</b>¦ (rarely <b>Anu°</b>, q.v.; Pali only Anu°), one of Buddha's chief disciples, mentioned frequently with his brothers <b>Mahānāma(n)</b> and <b>Bhadrika (Bhaṭ-</b> <b>ṭika)</b>, as e.g. LV 229.13; Mvy 3608. Other occurrences: Mvy 1038; SP 2.3; 207.4 (v.l. Anu°); LV 1.15; Mv i.66.4; 75.1; Divy 182.21; 361.18; Jm 115.23; Av ii.67.9 ff.; [Page025-a+ 71] 112.4; 134 1.12; 99.3; Mmk 589.10; 595.23; Sukh 2.8; 92.8; Karmav 66.19; 76.17; 102.14; 154.16.ge025-a+ 71] 112.4; 134 1.12; 99.3; Mmk 589.10; 595.23; Sukh 2.8; 92.8; Karmav 66.19; 76.17; 102.14; 154.16.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/a-nirvāha, (1) (733)  + ((anirvAha, a-nirvAha)<br><b>a-nirvāha, (1)</b>¦ m., <i>no ‘exporting’, giving</i> (of a girl) <i>in marriage</i> outside the clan: MSV ii.7.4 (kanyāyā) °haḥ; (<b>2</b>) Bhvr., <i>not subject to</i> this: ib. ii.17.7 kanyā anirvāhā.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/anirvṛttamūlā (734)  + ((anirvfttamUlA, anirvfttamUlA)<br><b>anirvṛttamūlā</b>¦, or <b>°la</b>, a kind of medicament (mahābhaiṣajyajāti) which is said to stimulate the growth of trees: Gv 497.16 (°lā nāma mahābhaiṣajyajātir), 18 (°la-mahābhaiṣajya-). Cf. <b>anivṛttamūla</b>.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/anirvyūha = aniryūha: (735)  + ((anirvyUha, anirvyUha = aniryUha)<br><b>anirvyūha = aniryūha:</b>¦ Dbh 47.13; see under <b>anāvyūha</b>, and cf. <b>nirvyūhati</b>.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/aniryāṇa (731)  + ((aniryARa, aniryARa)<br><b>aniryāṇa</b>¦ (cf. Pali aniyyāna, °nika), <i>not arriving at</i>, neg. of <b>niryāṇa</b>, q.v. (2): -anyayānāniryāṇa- Mvy 785 = Tib. (theg pa gzhan gyis) mi ḥgyur ba(r).)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/aniryūha (732)  + ((aniryUha, aniryUha)<br><b>aniryūha</b>¦, <i>without abandonment, riddance, withdrawal,</i> <i>giving up</i>; only in comp. with its opposite <b>anāyūha</b>, q.v. for references. See also <b>anirvyūha</b> and <b>niryūha</b>.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/anivarta (747)  + ((anivarta, anivarta)<br><b>ani(anivarta, anivarta)<br><b>anivarta</b>¦, adj. (see s.v. <b>anivartiya</b>), <i>not liable to</i> <i>turning back</i>: Mv i.85.8 anivartādhyāśayāś, of Bodhisattvas in 2d bhūmi; resumed 87.10, 12 by anivart(i)ya-; °tayā śraddhayā Gv 367.2; samādhim anivartam LV 374.8 (vs; acc. to Foucaux, Notes 194, Tib., in a passage omitted in his ed. of Tib., gives equivalent of animittam, which he would adopt)., in a passage omitted in his ed. of Tib., gives equivalent of animittam, which he would adopt).)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/anivartana-caryā (748)  + ((anivartanacaryA, anivartana-caryA)<br&(anivartanacaryA, anivartana-caryA)<br><b>anivartana-caryā</b>¦, <i>the course</i> or <i>stage</i> (of a Bodhi- sattva's development in which he is) <i>incapable of back-</i> <i>sliding</i>, see <b>caryā:</b> Mv i.1.3; 2.1. See also <b>avivarta-</b>, and s.v. <b>anivart(i)ya</b>.sliding</i>, see <b>caryā:</b> Mv i.1.3; 2.1. See also <b>avivarta-</b>, and s.v. <b>anivart(i)ya</b>.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/anivartika (749)  + ((anivartika, anivartika)<br><b>(anivartika, anivartika)<br><b>anivartika</b>¦ (= Pali anivattika; also = <b>anivartiya</b>, q.v. for other equivalents), <i>not liable to turning back</i>: Mv i.174.9 (vs) cakraṃ (i.e. dharma-c°) pravartesi anivartike (so mss., one °ko; Senart em. °kaṃ; perhaps keep the loc., <i>on the</i> (way) <i>that has no turning back?</i>). Cf. next.haps keep the loc., <i>on the</i> (way) <i>that has no turning back?</i>). Cf. next.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Anivartikabala (750)  + ((anivartikabala, anivartikabala)<br><b>Anivartikabala</b>¦, n. of a former Buddha: Mv i.138.13. Cf. prec.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Anivartin (751)  + ((anivartin, anivartin)<br><b>A(anivartin, anivartin)<br><b>Anivartin</b>¦, n. of a son of Māra (unfavorable to the Bodhisattva): LV 312.3. In Mv i.87.12 mss. anivartiyas or anavartayas (adhyāśayās), n. pl., which may indicate a stem anivarti(n) = Pali anivatti(n); Senart em. anivarti- yās, n. pl. of <b>anivartiya</b>, q.v. [Page025-b+ 71]arti- yās, n. pl. of <b>anivartiya</b>, q.v. [Page025-b+ 71])
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/anivartiya, anivartya (752)  + ((anivartiya, anivartiya, anivartya)<br&(anivartiya, anivartiya, anivartya)<br><b>anivartiya, anivartya</b>¦ (= Pali anivattiya; in BHS the form in -tiya may be only m.c. for °tya, which mss. give in a prose occurrence; see also <b>anivarta, °tin, °tika</b>, and s.vv. <b>avivart(i)ya, avinivartya, avaivartika</b>, all equivalent in mg.), <i>not liable to turning back</i>: anivartyā- dhyāśayā Mv i.87.10 (prose; all mss.; Senart em. °tiyā°), of Bodhisattvas in 2d bhūmi; resumes anivartādhyāśayāś (see <b>anivarta</b>) of 85.8, and cf. 87.12, next passage; anivartiyās Mv i.87.12 (vs; Senart's em. for °tiyas, °tayas; see s.v. <b>anivartin</b>; n. pl., with adhyāśayāḥ); anivartiyā(ḥ) Mv i.102.6; 105.16 (both vss), of Bodhisattvas in 8th and succeeding bhūmis; Dbh.g. 10(346).17, of Bodhisattvas in 3d bhūmi; in prose Dbh 30.29 <b>avinivarta-</b>, q.v.; in Gv 331.3 read -yācanakasaṃtarpaṇānivartya-vīryavegaḥ or with 2d ed. °tarpaṇāvivartya° (1st ed. °paṇāni vartya°, °vegā).t;, q.v.; in Gv 331.3 read -yācanakasaṃtarpaṇānivartya-vīryavegaḥ or with 2d ed. °tarpaṇāvivartya° (1st ed. °paṇāni vartya°, °vegā).)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/anivṛttamūla (754)  + ((anivfttamUla, anivfttamUla)<br><b>anivṛttamūla</b>¦, n. of a medicament: °la-mahā- bhaiṣajya-rāja-bhūtaṃ Gv 494.26. Cf. <b>anirvṛttamūlā</b>.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Anividdhavarṇa (753)  + ((anividDavarRa, anividDavarRa)<br><b>Anividdhavarṇa</b>¦ (so some mss.; Senart em. Anāvid- dha°), n. of a former Buddha: Mv i.140.5. Most mss. read ni-, none -nā-.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/aniyūha (727)  + ((aniyUha, aniyUha)<br>[<b>aniyūha</b>¦, error for <b>aniryūha</b>; see s.v. <b>anāyūha</b>, ŚsP 283.3.])
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/aniyata (725)  + ((aniyata, aniyata)<br><b>aniya(aniyata, aniyata)<br><b>aniyata</b>¦, m., (<b>1</b>) with or sc. dharma (= Pali id., with dhamma), one of the two sorts of possible trans- gressions of monks which are <i>undetermined</i> as to type of offense and consequent punishment, i.e. of which the punishment depends on circumstances (Pali Vin. iii.187- 194; SBE 13.16 f.): dvāv aniyatau (sc. dharmau) Mvy 8382; dharmau Prāt 488.7; (<b>2</b>) aniyata-gotra, or aniyatai- katara-g°, see s.v. <b>gotra</b> (1). See also s.v. <b>rāśi</b>.t;) aniyata-gotra, or aniyatai- katara-g°, see s.v. <b>gotra</b> (1). See also s.v. <b>rāśi</b>.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Aniyavanta (726)  + ((aniyavanta, aniyavanta)<br><b>Aniyavanta</b>¦, n. of a brother of Mālinī and son of Kṛkin: °vanto nāma kumāro Mv i.313.1 (prose).)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/aniṣṭhā-pada (757)  + ((anizWApada, anizWA-pada)<br><b&g(anizWApada, anizWA-pada)<br><b>aniṣṭhā-pada</b>¦, apparently intended at Laṅk 180.17 (text anadhiṣṭhāpada) and 227.4 (text aṣṭāpada); Tib. thug pa med paḥi gnas. Suzuki transl. <i>inexhaustible vows</i>; rather, <i>unlimited terms</i>; S. uses the same transl. for <b>niṣṭhā-pada</b>, q.v. It seems, indeed, that these two formally opposite expressions, <i>unlimited term</i> and <i>funda-</i> <i>mental term</i>, are virtual synonyms. Cf. Dbh 17.9, where each of the 10 niṣṭhā is specifically said to be aniṣṭhā (the trick seems to lie in different uses of niṣṭhā: the <i>fundament, basis</i> is said to be <i>without end or limit, end</i> being also a mg. of niṣṭhā).in different uses of niṣṭhā: the <i>fundament, basis</i> is said to be <i>without end or limit, end</i> being also a mg. of niṣṭhā).)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/an-odaka (1096)  + ((anodaka, an-odaka)<br><b>an-o(anodaka, an-odaka)<br><b>an-odaka</b>¦ (= Pali id., besides an-ud°, an-ūd°; in Pali usually adj., but also noun), (<i>waterless</i>;) as subst. <i>a</i> <i>waterless place</i>: Mv ii.263.1 °ke <i>in a waterless place</i>. The passage is prose; o cannot be m.c.e</i>: Mv ii.263.1 °ke <i>in a waterless place</i>. The passage is prose; o cannot be m.c.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/anokāśa (1092)  + ((anokASa, anokASa)<br><b>anokā(anokASa, anokASa)<br><b>anokāśa</b>¦, adj. Bhvr. (= Pali anokāsa; for <b>an-ava-</b> <b>kāśa</b>), <i>having no sufficient space, corwded</i>: Mv i.175.12 °śā kṛtā svargā, <i>the heavenly worlds are made crowded</i> (by Buddha's appearance, which leads many to heaven). Most mss. read anākāśā, but there can be little doubt that Senart's text is correct. leads many to heaven). Most mss. read anākāśā, but there can be little doubt that Senart's text is correct.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/anolīna (1103)  + ((anolIna, anolIna)<br><b>anolīna</b>¦, see <b>anavalīna</b>.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Anomiya (1102)  + ((anomiya, anomiya)<br><b>Anomi(anomiya, anomiya)<br><b>Anomiya</b>¦, nt. (cf. Pali Anomā, n. of a river, see CPD; plays the same rôle in the Buddha's life-history), n. of a place (adhiṣṭhāna) in the Malla country, south of Kapila- vastu, to whcih the Bodhisattva went first after leaving home: it was near the hermitage of the ṛṣi <b>Vasiṣṭha</b> (2), q.v.: °yaṃ Mv ii.164.18; 207.12; iii.189.9; °yāto, abl., Mv ii.166.11; 189.1. (Mss. corrupt in first occurrences.); °yāto, abl., Mv ii.166.11; 189.1. (Mss. corrupt in first occurrences.))
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/anopa (1097)  + ((anopa, anopa)<br><b>anopa</b>¦ (m.? = Skt. anūpa), <i>marsh</i>: Mv iii.326.21; the mss. are corrupt but Senart's em., pauṇḍarīkaṃ yathā varṇaṃ anope na pralipyate, seems plausible; Pali has anopā, f. (CPD).)