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  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Āśā, (1) (3038)  + ((ASA, ASA)<br><b>Āśā, (1)</(ASA, ASA)<br><b>Āśā, (1)</b>¦ n. of one of four daughters of Indra: Mv ii.58.22 ff.; all four are among eight devakumārikā in the northern quarter, Mv iii.309.9 = LV 391.4; (<b>2</b>) n. of a [Page109-b+ 71] female lay-disciple (upāsikā): Gv 99.12 ff. In mg. 1 cer- tainly a personification of āśā <i>hope</i>: the other three are <b>Śraddhā, Śrī</b>, and <b>Hrī</b>, qq.v.;i>hope</i>: the other three are <b>Śraddhā, Śrī</b>, and <b>Hrī</b>, qq.v.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Śītā (15059)  + ((SItA, SItA)<br><b>Śītā</b>¦, n. of a devakumārikā in the West: LV 390.6 (Mv iii.308.9 corrupt, see <b>Śuklā</b>).)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Śirīmatī (15017)  + ((SirImatI, SirImatI)<br><b>Śirīmatī</b>¦ (for Śrī°), n. of a devakumārikā in the southern quarter: Mv iii.307.8. Cf. LV 389.7 <b>Śriyāmatī</b>.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Ś(i)rī, (1) (15274)  + ((SrI, S(i)rI)<br><b>Ś(i)rī, (1(SrI, S(i)rI)<br><b>Ś(i)rī, (1)</b>¦ n. of a devakumārikā in the northern quarter: Mv iii.309.9 = LV 391.4 (read Śirī in both); one of four daughters of Indra, Mv ii.57.2 ff., see <b>Āśā;</b> <b>(2)</b> n. of one of the 8 deities of the Bodhi-tree: LV 331.21; (<b>3</b>) n. of the mother of the Buddha <b>Maṅgala:</b> Śirī (n.) Mv i.249.17; also Śirikā i.252.6 (vs); (<b>4</b>) n. of a brahman's daughter, in the <b>‘Śiri-jātaka’:</b> Mv ii.89.19 ff. (Śirir, n., 89.19; Śirikāṃ 90.4, prose; Śiriye, g., 90.5; Śirī, n., 91.4; Śiri, n., 94.2, 9, 11, v.l. Śirī); (<b>5</b>) honorifically added at the end of proper names, as in Skt. only at the beginning (Sadbhāvaśrī, as n. of a goddess, Rājat. 3.353, is not analogous); noted only in Mv: Kolita-śirī Mv i.62.10; Rāhula-śiri i.128.13; iii.258.15 ff.; 260.9 ff.; <b>Śyāma-</b> <b>(°maka-)</b>-śiri, see the names; Kāśyapa-śirī (the former Buddha) iii.243.16.Rāhula-śiri i.128.13; iii.258.15 ff.; 260.9 ff.; <b>Śyāma-</b> <b>(°maka-)</b>-śiri, see the names; Kāśyapa-śirī (the former Buddha) iii.243.16.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Śraddhā (15239)  + ((SradDA, SradDA)<br><b>Śraddhā</b>¦, n. of a devakumārikā in the northern [Page534-b+ 71] quarter, LV 391.4 = Mv iii.309.9; one of four daughters of Indra, Mv ii.57.18 ff., see <b>Āśā</b>.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Śriyāmatī (15273)  + ((SriyAmatI, SriyAmatI)<br><b>Śriyāmatī</b>¦ (= <b>Śirīmatī</b>, q.v.), of a devakumārikā in the southern quarter: LV 389.7. Cf. <b>Śrīmatī</b>.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Śubhesthitā (15137)  + ((SuBesTitA, SuBesTitA)<br><b>Śubhesthitā</b>¦ (so 1 ms., v.l. Sudra°; Senart em. °ṣṭhitā), n. of a devakumārikā in the southern quarter: Mv iii.307.9; corresponds to <b>Suutthitā</b> of LV. [Page531-b+ 71])
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Śuklā, (1) (15088)  + ((SuklA, SuklA)<br><b>Śuklā, (1(SuklA, SuklA)<br><b>Śuklā, (1)</b>¦ n. of a daughter of <b>Rohiṇa:</b> Av ii.15.12 ff.; (<b>2</b>) n. of a goddess or yakṣiṇī (= Pali Sukkā, DN ii.260.22): Mahāsamāj, Waldschmidt, Kl. Skt. Texte 4, 187.1; (<b>3</b>) ? n. of a devakumārikā in the western quarter: Mv iii.308.9; Senart Śukrā; mss. corrupt, śukla or śukra; seems to correspond to <b>Śītā</b>, q.v. iii.308.9; Senart Śukrā; mss. corrupt, śukla or śukra; seems to correspond to <b>Śītā</b>, q.v.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Alambuṣā (1981)  + ((alambuzA, alambuzA)<br><b>Alambuṣā</b>¦, n. of a devakumārikā in the western quarter: Mv iii.308.8 (mss. Alaṃvarṣā, em. Senart) = LV 390.5 (Lefm. with all mss. °śā).)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Amitābha, (1) (1811)  + ((amitABa, amitABa)<br><b>Amitā(amitABa, amitABa)<br><b>Amitābha, (1)</b>¦ n. of the Buddha who presides over the western paradise <b>Sukhāvatī</b> (lokadhātu); also known as <b>Amitāyu(s), Amitaprabha, Amitanātha</b>, and doubt- less intended by the Mmk names <b>Amitāyu(rjñāna)-</b> <b>viniścayarājendra</b> (or the like), even tho he is once depicted separately in a painting centering about that personage (Mmk 305.12--13, cf. 304.25). See these names separately. The two commonest names are Amitābha and Amitāyus, and they are as a rule quite equivalent and interchangeable; see notably Sukh 62.13--14; 95.15 and 20. Often Sukhāvatī is mentioned with him. He is the fourth of the ‘transcendent’ Buddhas, Dharmas 3; Mvy 85. Other occurrences: Suv 2.5; Bhad 49, 57, 59, 62; Śikṣ 175.6; Kv 18.7; 21.8 etc.; Mmk 42.16; 426.7; Gv 82.5; Laṅk 283.7; Sukh 1.6; 28.10 etc.; Sādh 16.10 etc.; (<b>2</b>) n. of a Bodhisattva: Gv 442.22 (one of a long list, and hardly to be identified with the Buddha A.).t;b>2</b>) n. of a Bodhisattva: Gv 442.22 (one of a long list, and hardly to be identified with the Buddha A.).)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Aparājitā, (1) (1285)  + ((aparAjitA, aparAjitA)<br><b>A(aparAjitA, aparAjitA)<br><b>Aparājitā, (1)</b>¦ n. of a devakumārikā in the eastern quarter: LV 388.9 = Mv iii.306.8; (<b>2</b>) n. of a goddess: [Page044-b+ 71] Mmk 312.6 (here text by error Āryăparājitā); 318.12; 396.1 f.; Sādh 352.6 et alibi (a different personage?); (<b>3</b>) n. of one of the four <b>Kumārī</b>, q.v., or <b>Bhaginī</b> (hardly to be identified with 2): Mmk 537.9; 540.5; 543.19 et alibi.t;, q.v., or <b>Bhaginī</b> (hardly to be identified with 2): Mmk 537.9; 540.5; 543.19 et alibi.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/aparāntaka (1290)  + ((aparAntaka, aparAntaka)<br><b>(aparAntaka, aparAntaka)<br><b>aparāntaka</b>¦, f. <b>°ikā</b>, adj. <i>of the western border, or of</i> <i>the country called Aparānta</i>; used of cloth or garments, also as nt. noun, (cloth or garments) <i>of Aparānta</i> Mvy 9179; °ka- in cpd. Divy 316.26, of garments (adj. or noun?). In Divy 20.22-23 perhaps read aparāntikayā guptikayā <i>in the style of Aparānta</i> (? see <b>guptikā</b>); text asmāt parānti°. In Divy 1.3; 18.6; 19.16, 19, 23; 21.2, 12 the mss. read corruptly, and with much variation, a text discussed by the editors on p. 703; they read asmāt parāntaka- and interpret as a synonym of <b>pratyantima</b>, except in 19.19 where they read asmākam aparāntaka-, interpreting (with privative a-) as the opposite, <i>not distant, near</i>. The forms are troublesome; without much confidence I suggest that forms of aparāntaka may have been found in all, meaning something like <i>of the western border</i> (if not speci- fically <i>of the country Aparānta</i>). But Tib. (Bailey, JRAS 1950.172) on 19.19 points to <b>Aśmāparāntaka</b>, q.v.; and this seems to have been the regular Tib. form acc. to Schiefner, cited Divy p. 703.</i>). But Tib. (Bailey, JRAS 1950.172) on 19.19 points to <b>Aśmāparāntaka</b>, q.v.; and this seems to have been the regular Tib. form acc. to Schiefner, cited Divy p. 703.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Apara-gayā (1268)  + ((aparagayA, apara-gayA)<br><b>Apara-gayā</b>¦, n. of a place, <i>the other</i> (further, or western) <i>Gayā</i> (qy: = Buddha-gayā?): Mv iii.324.21 (gayāto) aparagayāṃ gacchati.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Ariṣṭā (1893)  + ((arizwA, arizwA)<br><b>Ariṣṭā</b>¦, n. of a devakumārī in the western quarter: Mv iii.308.8; cf. next.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Aruṇā (1898)  +
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Aruṇa (1896)  + ((aruRa, aruRa)<br><b>Aruṇa</b>¦, n. of a nāga king (note the nāga priest Aruṇa Āṭa in PBr, see BR s.v. 2 g): Māy 246.19.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Aṣṭaṃga (2360)  + ((azwaMga, azwaMga)<br><b>Aṣṭaṃ(azwaMga, azwaMga)<br><b>Aṣṭaṃga</b>¦, m. (for *Astaṃga = Pali Atthaṃga; Skt. Asta; ṣṭ for st seems arbitrarily used for the sake of word- play with aṣṭam in the next line, § 2.61, see <b>aṣṭa</b>), n. of the western (sunset) mountain: LV 390.8 aṣṭaṃgo nāma parvataḥ…aṣṭam arthaṃ dadātu vaḥ. (Some mss. aṣṭamo, so Calc.; all have ṣṭ.)ataḥ…aṣṭam arthaṃ dadātu vaḥ. (Some mss. aṣṭamo, so Calc.; all have ṣṭ.))
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/bāhirī (10938)  + ((bAhirI, bAhirI)<br><b>bāhirī&(bAhirI, bAhirI)<br><b>bāhirī</b>¦ (cf. <b>bāhira</b>, and AMg. bāhiriyā, <i>quarter</i> or <i>group of houses outside a city</i>), <i>outbuilding</i> for animals: hasti-, aśva-bāhirīye (loc. sg.) Mv iii.298.1 and 2 (seen after entering the bāhira-rājakula-dvāra). [Page400-a+ 71]aśva-bāhirīye (loc. sg.) Mv iii.298.1 and 2 (seen after entering the bāhira-rājakula-dvāra). [Page400-a+ 71])
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Candrasūryapradīpa, (1) (6113)  + ((candrasUryapradIpa, candrasUryapradIpa)&l(candrasUryapradIpa, candrasUryapradIpa)<br><b>Candrasūryapradīpa, (1)</b>¦ n. of a former Buddha: SP 17.9; there were 20,000 former Buddhas of this same name, 18.4; in the verse account 25.1 called <b>Candrār-</b> <b>kadīpa; (2)</b> n. of a Buddha in the southern quarter: Sukh 97.7.t; <b>kadīpa; (2)</b> n. of a Buddha in the southern quarter: Sukh 97.7.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Draupadī (7608)  + ((drOpadI, drOpadI)<br><b>? Dra(drOpadI, drOpadI)<br><b>? Draupadī</b>¦, n. of a devakumārikā (or of two? see below) in the Western Quarter: Mv iii.308.9; LV 390.6. Mss. of both confused, and readings doubtful; Senart reads kṛṣṇā śukrā ca dr°, <i>the dark and light Dr</i>.; LV may go back to some such reading; some of its mss. and Lefm.'s. text contain kṛṣṇā. It hardly needs to be recalled that Kṛṣṇā was the name of the epic heroine known as Draupadī. recalled that Kṛṣṇā was the name of the epic heroine known as Draupadī.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Duṣpradharṣa (7438)  + ((duzpraDarza, duzpraDarza)<br><b>Duṣpradharṣa</b>¦, n. of a Tathāgata: Śikṣ 9.5; of a Tathāgata in the northern quarter: Sukh 98.1.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Ekādaśā (4071)  + ((ekAdaSA, ekAdaSA)<br><b>Ekāda(ekAdaSA, ekAdaSA)<br><b>Ekādaśā</b>¦ (by em.), (<b>1</b>) n. of a devakumārikā in the west: LV 390.6; mss. Ekāhaṃśa-, Ekāndaśā, °dasā; in parallel Mv iii.308.9 mss. Ekānavā (v.l. °naṃ-vā); Tib. not quoted by Foucaux; (<b>2</b>) a king of musical instrument, = next: Mv iii.442.11 (prose; mss. ekāśā, em. Senart); read ekādaśāṃ (acc. sg.) also, with one ms. (v.l. °śa), in Mv iii.82.4 (Senart em. °daśīṃ!).daśāṃ (acc. sg.) also, with one ms. (v.l. °śa), in Mv iii.82.4 (Senart em. °daśīṃ!).)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Hrī (17803)  + ((hrI, hrI)<br><b>Hrī</b>(hrI, hrI)<br><b>Hrī</b>¦, (written) <b>Hirī</b> (so as common noun, examples § 3.108; Pali hirī, Skt. hrī), <i>Modesty</i> personified: as one of the four daughters of Indra (see <b>Āśā</b>), Mv ii.59.22 (vs); [Page623-a+ 8] as a devakumārikā in the northern quarter, Mv iii.309.9 = LV 391.4 (vs).22 (vs); [Page623-a+ 8] as a devakumārikā in the northern quarter, Mv iii.309.9 = LV 391.4 (vs).)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Ilā devī (3185)  + ((ilAdevI, ilA devI)<br><b>Ilā devī</b>¦, n. of a devakumārikā in the northern quarter: Mv iii.309.8 = LV 391.3.)
  • Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Indradhvaja, (1) (3161)  + ((indraDvaja, indraDvaja)<br><b>(indraDvaja, indraDvaja)<br><b>Indradhvaja, (1)</b>¦ n. of various former Buddhas: Mv i.138.4; iii.226.6 (with capital Indratapanā); Av i.105.3 ff.; 84,000 former Buddhas of this name, Mv i.58.14; 62.4; a Buddha in the southwest quarter, SP 184.11; (<b>2</b>) n. of a nāga: Mvy 3363.hwest quarter, SP 184.11; (<b>2</b>) n. of a nāga: Mvy 3363.)