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Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/tīra (6981) + ((tIra, tIra) tīra¦ (m. or nt.), side (of a mountain): (parvatasya vaihāyavarasya) uttare ca (so mss., Senart uttarasmi) tīre varapārśve Mv i.70.17 (vs).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Tapoda (6851) + ((tapoda, tapoda) Tapoda& … (tapoda, tapoda) Tapoda¦, m. or nt., °dā (= Pali Tapodā, n. of a lake and its outlet river at Rājagaha), n. of one or more bodies of water (lake, spring[s], river ?) at Rājagṛha: tapoda-dvāreṇa Rājagṛhaṃ…prāvikṣat LV 240.1 (prose), entered R. by the gate of that-which-has-warm-water, so Tib., chu dron can gyi (of that which has warm water) sgo nas (by gate); the gate was named for warm springs or for the river outlet from them; (rājagṛhe samasamaṃ giriyagra- [v.l. giri-m-agra-]-samājaṃ) nāma parvaṃ vartati pañ- cānāṃ tapoda-śatānāṃ (so read for ed. tapo-śa°; mss. tapa-śa°, capośata-śa°). tatra dāni pañcahi tapoda-(so read, ed. tapo-, mss. tapa-, tapota-)-śatehi pañca udyāna- śatāni Mv iii.57.7, at R. at the same time there took place the festival called Mountain-top-gathering, of 500 Warm Springs. Now at these 500 Warm Springs there were 500 pleasure-parks; Tapodā, as in Pali n. of a river at Rājagṛha, [Page250-a+ 71] Pischel, SBBA 1904 p. 813 fol. 158a; n. of a river Māy 253.7 (doubtless the same).; Tapodā, as in Pali n. of a river at Rājagṛha, [Page250-a+ 71] Pischel, SBBA 1904 p. 813 fol. 158a; n. of a river Māy 253.7 (doubtless the same).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Triśaṅku, (1) (7111) + ((triSaNku, triSaNku) Tri … (triSaNku, triSaNku) Triśaṅku, (1)¦ m., n. of a mountain: Divy 106.17, 18, 20, 24; MSV i.30.12; °kuka, id., MSV i.40.8; (2) f., n. of a river associated with 1: Divy 103.1; 106.20, and °kukā 24; (3) m. pl., n. of thorns (kaṇṭakās) growing on 1: Divy 106.18, 20; (4) m., n. of a mātaṅga chief: Divy 619.19 ff.; MSV i.109.13 ff. (different story). Divy 106.18, 20; (4) m., n. of a mātaṅga chief: Divy 619.19 ff.; MSV i.109.13 ff. (different story).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Tuṇḍaturika (7000) + ((tuRqaturika, tuRqaturika) Tuṇḍaturika¦, n. of a mountain (where Pūrṇa 1 stayed): °kāto parvatāto Mv i.245.11 (prose, no v.l.).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Uśīra-giri (3942) + ((uSIragiri, uSIra-giri) Uśīra-giri¦, m., n. of a mountain: Mvy 4126; or Usīra-giri, Divy 22.2 (to the north); cf. Pali Usīraddhaja, a northern mountain range, and Skt. Uśīra-bīja (or Uṣ°), n. of a mountain. [Page149-b+ 71])
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Urumuṇḍa (3909) + ((urumuRqa, urumuRqa) Urumuṇḍa¦, m. (also occurs as Rurumuṇḍa, q.v.), n. of a mountain: Divy 349.19; 350.22 ff.; 385.10, 18, 27; MSV i.3.17.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Utkīlaka (3324) + ((utkIlaka, utkIlaka) Utkīlaka¦, m., n. of a mountain: Divy 450.9, 11; 455.28, 29.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Utkūlaka (3333) + ((utkUlaka, utkUlaka) Utkūlaka¦, m., n. of a mountain (= Kūlaka, q.v.): Divy 450.10. Cf. preceding.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Vaidehaka parvata (14514) + ((vEdehakaparvata, vEdehaka parvata) Vaidehaka parvata¦, n. of a mountain: (as cpd.) Mvy 4158; (two words) Śakrapraśnasūtra, Waldschmidt, Kl. Skt. Texte 4, 67.6.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Vaihāya (14607) + ((vEhAya, vEhAya) Vaihāya … (vEhAya, vEhAya) Vaihāya¦, acc. to all mss, Mv i.70.16 (parvatasya vaihāya-varasya, vs), kept by Senart, = Skt. Vaibhāra (or Vaihāra, once Mbh.), n. of a mountain outside Rājagṛha. In Pali and AMg. the only form recorded is Vebhāra. See Senart's note ad loc.; he assumes Prakritic y for r, but Geiger 46.3, Pischel 255 make the interchange of y and r seem doubtful. Could this form be influenced by vaihāyasa, etc. (by popular etymology)?orm be influenced by vaihāyasa, etc. (by popular etymology)?)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/vaipulya (14530) + ((vEpulya, vEpulya) vaipu … (vEpulya, vEpulya) vaipulya¦, nt. (1) (also vaitulya, q.v., and see below; doubtless secondarily modified by confusion with Skt. vaipulya from vipula), (work of) great extent, or acc. to Burnouf, Intr. 62 f., development: as one of the 9 (Dharmas) or 12 (Mvy) types of works in the canon, Dharmas 62; Mvy 1276 (in this sense seems to correspond to Pali vedalla as one of the 9 aṅga of the canon, cf. vaidalya); °lya-sūtra, applied by SP and LV to their own texts and similar [Page511-a+ 71] works, SP 1.3; 46.4; 98.3, 11; LV 7.9; see also mahā-vai°, and refs. s.v. vaitulya; (2) n. of a mountain: var. for Vaidalya (2), Dbh 96.2 (one of the ten great mountains of the earth; in Pali Vepulla is one of the mountains surrounding Rājagaha).. for Vaidalya (2), Dbh 96.2 (one of the ten great mountains of the earth; in Pali Vepulla is one of the mountains surrounding Rājagaha).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/vaṅka (13130) + ((vaNka, vaNka) vaṅka< … (vaNka, vaNka) vaṅka¦, adj. (= Pali id., Skt. vakra, which exists side by side in BHS, sometimes juxtaposed with vaṅka; § 3.4; cf. a-vaṅka), crooked, (1) literally and physically: SP 113.11 vaṅkāś ca ye kāṇaka kuṇṭhakāś ca; 350.9 vaṅkoṣṭho, and 10 vaṅkamukho (in same context vakra- danto 8, vakranāso 9); Mv iii.283.11 kubjagopānasī-vaṅkā; both lit. and fig., RP 58.7 (kāya-)vāk-citta-vaṅkāḥ, crooked in body, speech, and mind; (2) fig. crooked, dis- honest, deceitful: SP 48.7 vaṅkāḥ śaṭhā; 268.5 śaṭhā vaṅka- jātīyāḥ (with only 1 ms., others vañcaka-j°; but LaVallée Poussin JRAS 1911.1075 vaṅka-jātikāḥ); 272.1 durbud- dhinaś ca vaṅkāś ca śaṭhā…; Mv i.96.5 akṣa-vaṅka- dyūta-krīḍā-; 164.14 vaṅkāvakāśā (so Senart for mss. °kāśaṃ ca, unmetr.) vigato, free from possibility of deceit(?); Mvy 7322 (the next word is vakraḥ); Śikṣ 230.3 doṣa- vaṅka-śāṭhya-kuhanāṃ; (3) n. of a mountain (= Pali id.) to which Viśvantara was banished: Jm 55.12 ff.22 (the next word is vakraḥ); Śikṣ 230.3 doṣa- vaṅka-śāṭhya-kuhanāṃ; (3) n. of a mountain (= Pali id.) to which Viśvantara was banished: Jm 55.12 ff.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Vadrākara (13251) + ((vadrAkara, vadrAkara) Vadrākara¦, n. of a mountain: Māy 253.33.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Vajrāṅkuśa (13204) + ((vajrANkuSa, vajrANkuSa) Vajrāṅkuśa¦, m., n. of a mountain: Kv 72.1, 3.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Vajrākara (13203) + ((vajrAkara, vajrAkara) Vajrākara¦ (? em., but plausible), n. of a mountain: Suv 133.5.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/vajraka, (1) (13140) + ((vajraka, vajraka) vajra … (vajraka, vajraka) vajraka, (1)¦ adj. (from vajra; in Skt. only with taila, a medicinal oil), diamantine, hard, fig.: adhyāśayair vajrakaiḥ LV 216.4 (vs); (2) n. of a guhyaka (cf. Pali Vajira, n. of a yakkha): Mmk 532.16 (vs); (3) n. of a mountain: Divy 450.10, 13; 455.29; 456.1; (4) m., n. of a muhūrta: Divy 643.13; in 644.15 written varjanakaḥ.0, 13; 455.29; 456.1; (4) m., n. of a muhūrta: Divy 643.13; in 644.15 written varjanakaḥ.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Valluragṛha (13403) + ((valluragfha, valluragfha) Valluragṛha¦, n. of a mountain: Māy 254.10.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Vedagaccha (14447) + ((vedagacCa, vedagacCa) Vedagaccha¦, n. of a mountain: Māy 254.5.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Vemacitra, (1) (14461) + ((vemacitra, vemacitra) V … (vemacitra, vemacitra) Vemacitra, (1)¦ n. of a mountain: Māy 253.33; (2) = Vemacitrin: °traḥ Divy 148.20; Mahāsamāj. Waldschmidt Kl. Skt. Texte 4, 179.13; Suv 162.12 (°traś, v.l. °triś); Svay 69.17 (daityendra); °treṇa, instr., v.l. of 3 mss. for °triṇā SP 5.3; (3) n. of a yakṣa: Māy 96.tr., v.l. of 3 mss. for °triṇā SP 5.3; (3) n. of a yakṣa: Māy 96.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Vidyutprabha, (1) (13817) + ((vidyutpraBa, vidyutpraBa) <b& … (vidyutpraBa, vidyutpraBa) Vidyutprabha, (1)¦ n. of a former Buddha: Mv i.136.14; (2) n. of a samādhi: Mvy 612 (not in ŚsP); (3) n. of a mountain (also in Jain Skt. and Pkt. Vijjuppa- bha, Kirfel, Kosm. 233, 245): Māy 253.35; (4) m. (or nt.), vidyu-pr°, a kind of gem: Mv ii.317.9; cf. next but one.35; (4) m. (or nt.), vidyu-pr°, a kind of gem: Mv ii.317.9; cf. next but one.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Vindu (13895) + ((vindu, vindu) Vindu¦, n. of a mountain: Māy 254.1.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/vipula, (1) (13936) + ((vipula, vipula) vipula, … (vipula, vipula) vipula, (1)¦ adj. (like udagra, q.v., a near-synonym in Skt.), appears to be used (at least once) in the mg. re- joiced, very happy: prītī (? so both edd.; v.l. °tyā, °tya; perh. read prītyā, instr.?) udagrā vipulā sma jātāḥ SP 214.4 (vs); Tib. bdag cag (we) dgaḥ zhiṅ (being glad) mgu pa raṅs ba skyes (app. have become joyous and rejoiced), which points to this interpretation of vipulā; several mss. read [Page492-a+ 71] jātā, but against taking prītī as subject of jātā, and udagrā and vipulā as pred. adj., is the form sma (= smas), as well as the Tib.; (2) (= Pali id.; also Vaipulya) n. of a mountain near Rājagṛha: Māy 5; 101.he form sma (= smas), as well as the Tib.; (2) (= Pali id.; also Vaipulya) n. of a mountain near Rājagṛha: Māy 5; 101.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Vipulapārśva (13941) + ((vipulapArSva, vipulapArSva) Vipulapārśva¦, n. of a mountain: Mvy 4157.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Yaṣṭīvana (12448) + ((yazwIvana, yazwIvana) Yaṣṭīvana¦ (once v.l. Yaṣṭi°; = Pali Laṭṭhivana), n. [Page446-a+ 71] of a grove outside of Rājagṛha, on the mountain Antagiri, Antarāgiri: Mv iii.60.1; 441.15; 442.4; 443.14.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Yugaṃdhara (12496) + ((yugaMDara, yugaMDara) Y … (yugaMDara, yugaMDara) Yugaṃdhara¦ (once °dhāraḥ?), (1) n. of an ancient king (identical with Skt. id.?): Mv ii.146.19; (2) n. of one of (usually 7 or with Sumeru 8) major mountains or mountain-ranges (cf. Skt. id., n. of a mountain; also Pali, and see Kirfel, Kosm. 186): Mv ii.300.18 (seven); Mvy 4145 (°dhāraḥ, but Mironov °dharaḥ, no v.l.); Dhar- mas 125 (eight); Divy 217.14, 16; Dbh 96.4; pl. Śikṣ 246.4.but Mironov °dharaḥ, no v.l.); Dhar- mas 125 (eight); Divy 217.14, 16; Dbh 96.4; pl. Śikṣ 246.4.)

Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Brahmālaya (11087) + ((brahmAlaya, brahmAlaya) Brahmālaya¦, n. of a mountain: Māy 253.30.)

Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Āvarta (3000) + ((Avarta, Avarta) Āvarta& … (Avarta, Avarta) Āvarta¦, m., n. of a sea and of a mountain: Divy 102.28; 103.23--104.20. Note: as common noun, āvarta seems to me to have only meanings which it has in Skt., as turn, turning, turning-place (dhāraṇyāvartāṃ…dhā- raṇīṃ SP 475.8 etc.); eddy, whirlpool (Mvy 7037); etc.; in LV 126.7, several times, probably of turns (curves, or the like) of alphabetic signs; see utkṣepa-lipi. of turns (curves, or the like) of alphabetic signs; see utkṣepa-lipi.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Bhadraśaila, (1) (11150) + ((BadraSEla, BadraSEla) Bhadraśaila, (1)¦ n. of a city or locality: Māy 33 (= prec.?), but the Chin. versions vary, see Lévi's note, p. 74; (2) n. of a mountain: Māy 253.36 (qy: that mentioned in Kirfel, Kosm. 98?).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Bhavana (11178) + ((Bavana, Bavana) Bhavana¦, n. of a mountain: Kv 91.16.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Airāvata (4164) + ((ErAvata, ErAvata) Airāvata¦, m., n. of a mountain (= next; occurs as n. of several mountains in Brahmanical and Jain Skt., see Kirfel, Kosm., Index s.v.): Divy 450.11.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Īśādhara (3215) + ((ISADara, ISADara) Īśādhara¦, m., n. of a mountain: Dharmas 125; Mironov for Mvy 4144 (with v.l. Iśādhāra). See under Īṣādhara. [Page117-b+ 33])
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Īṣādhāra (3224) + ((IzADAra, IzADAra) Īṣādh … (IzADAra, IzADAra) Īṣādhāra¦, m. (see under prec.), (1) n. of a mountain or mountain-range: Divy 217.12, 14; MSV i.94.6; (2) n. of a deity (giving rain): Śikṣ 247.7 (or may be Iṣā°; samdhi ambiguous); (3) implied by Tib. instead of Iśādhāra, q.v.Iṣā°; samdhi ambiguous); (3) implied by Tib. instead of Iśādhāra, q.v.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Īṣādhara (3223) + ((IzADara, IzADara) Īṣādh … (IzADara, IzADara) Īṣādhara¦, m. (= Pali Īsadhara), n. of a mountain (one of the seven ranges surrounding Sumeru; Kirfel, Kosm. 186): Mvy 4144 (but Mironov Īśā°, with v.l. Iṣā- dhāra). Cf. next, Iṣāṃdhara (Iṣaṃ°), Īśādhāra, Īśā- dhara. Kyoto ed. text Īsā°, Index ‘Īṣā° (Īśā°)’.śādhāra, Īśā- dhara. Kyoto ed. text Īsā°, Index ‘Īṣā° (Īśā°)’.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Khadiraka (5452) + ((Kadiraka, Kadiraka) Kha … (Kadiraka, Kadiraka) Khadiraka¦, m. (seems to correspond to Pali Karavīka), [Page203-b+ 71] n. of one of the seven mountains surrounding Sumeru (Kirfel, Kosm. 186): Mvy 4143; Dharmas 125; Mv ii.300.18 (mss. corrupt); Māy 253.27; Divy 217.10, 12; n. of what seems to be a different mythical mountain, at any rate one of an otherwise different list of names of mountains, Divy 450.12; 455.29; 456.1.erwise different list of names of mountains, Divy 450.12; 455.29; 456.1.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/khaḍga, (1) (5435) + ((Kaqga, Kaqga) khaḍga, ( … (Kaqga, Kaqga) khaḍga, (1)¦ nt., a high number (cf. khaḍgin): Mmk 262.15 adhikā daśa tare (?) tasya (sc. vivāhasya, cf. line 14) khaḍgam ity āhu vāṇijāḥ; 343.14 daśārbudā nirbudaḥ uktaḥ taddaśaṃ khaḍgam iṣyate; (2) m., n. of a mountain: Māy 254.6.taḥ taddaśaṃ khaḍgam iṣyate; (2) m., n. of a mountain: Māy 254.6.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/aupavana (4298) + ((Opavana, Opavana) [aupa … (Opavana, Opavana) [aupavana¦, in LV 9.8 (prose) caturīryāpatha-vinayan- aupavana-suvardhitataror; read -vinayanopavana- with Calc., i.e vinayana-upavana-; Tib. seems to have [Page163-b+ 34] read-tanor for -taror; it also had a longer text, suggesting haplographic corruption in the BHS; a photostat in my possession reads, spyod lam bzhi (catur-īryāpatha) daṅ ḥdul ba (vinaya, or °yana) ri (mountain) nags tshal (forest) daṅ nags ḥdab na (in forest) skyes paḥi (made) lus (body) daṅ ldan pa (having).]gt;in forest) skyes paḥi (made) lus (body) daṅ ldan pa (having).])
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Śāsanāda (14980) + ((SAsanAda, SAsanAda) Śāsanāda¦, n. of a mountain: Māy 254.11.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/śiṭā (15004) + ((SiwA, SiwA) śiṭā</b& … (SiwA, SiwA) śiṭā¦, app. rope: tatra (sc. on coming to three mountain- peaks, parvataśṛṅgāṇi) tvayā vetra-śiṭāṃ baddhvātikra- mitavyam Divy 113.16, there you must gird yourself with staff (or does vetra, q.v., also mean rope, or the material used for one ?) and rope (for mountain-climbing) and pass over (them); 274.23, see s.v. viṣṭhā; te hi śiṭā-karkaṭaka- prayogenābhiroḍhum ārabdhāḥ 281.2 (of thieves entering a house to steal jewels).ver (them); 274.23, see s.v. viṣṭhā; te hi śiṭā-karkaṭaka- prayogenābhiroḍhum ārabdhāḥ 281.2 (of thieves entering a house to steal jewels).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Ślakṣṇa (15335) + ((SlakzRa, SlakzRa) Ślakṣṇa¦, m., n. of a mountain: Divy 103.2; 107.1--3; 113.5.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Śrīmanta (15293) + ((SrImanta, SrImanta) Śrīmanta¦ (nom. °taḥ, MIndic for Śrīmant), n. of a mountain: Māy 253.31. Cf. prec.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Adhovāṇa (470) + ((aDovARa, aDovARa) Adhovāṇa¦, or (MSV) Adhunāna, m., n. of a mountain: Divy 450.11; 455.30; MSV i.144.17 (ms. here Avevāṇa, ed. em.); 152.13.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Aśvastha (2356) + ((aSvasTa, aSvasTa) Aśvastha¦, n. of a mountain: Māy 253.35.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/acalācala (187) + ((acalAcala, acalAcala) acalācala¦, immovable (acala) as a mountain (acala): acalācalam (niścayaṃ) LV 216.15 (vs).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/ahārya-hāriṇī (2489) + ((ahAryahAriRI, ahArya-hAriRI) < … (ahAryahAriRI, ahArya-hAriRI) ahārya-hāriṇī¦, said of a river, acc. to Speyer car- rying away rocks or boulders: Av i.235.11 sā ca nadī ah° śīghrasrotās te ca mṛgā durbalāḥ. Perhaps rather, (capa- [Page086-a+ 23] ble of) carrying away a mountain; in Skt. ahārya (as adj. what cannot be carried away) seems to be used as subst., mountain, not only in Lex. (BR) but in literature (Schmidt, Nachträge).ay) seems to be used as subst., mountain, not only in Lex. (BR) but in literature (Schmidt, Nachträge).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Akāladarśana (32) + ((akAladarSana, akAladarSana) Akāladarśana¦, n. of a mountain: Kv 91.17.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Anādarśaka (656) + ((anAdarSaka, anAdarSaka) Anādarśaka¦, n. of a mountain: Kv 91.14.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Anta-giri (1113) + ((antagiri, anta-giri) An … (antagiri, anta-giri) Anta-giri¦ (= Antarā-giri; neither form in Pali; perh. cf. Antargiri, n. of a people, Kirfel, Kosm. 74.77), n. of a mountain near Rājagṛha, seat of yaṣṭīvana: °girismiṃ, loc., Mv iii.441.15 (v.l. Antar-g°); 442.3; 443.14.;yaṣṭīvana: °girismiṃ, loc., Mv iii.441.15 (v.l. Antar-g°); 442.3; 443.14.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/anupūrva (908) + ((anupUrva, anupUrva) anu … (anupUrva, anupUrva) anupūrva¦, adj. (cf. Pali anupubba; Skt. anupūrva hardly in the following senses), (1) tapering, Tib. (Mvy 273 etc.) byin gyis phra ba, becoming (gradually) smaller (Jäschke s.v. byin po, by degrees, more and more fine); so in Pali Jāt. v.155.22, of thighs (ūrū), tapering (not regularly formed with CPD, PTSD): SP 338.8 yāvad brahmalokam uccaistvena, anupūrvapariṇāhena, reaching [Page030-b+ 71] to Brahmaloka in height, tapering in circumference (i.e. each smaller than the next lower); anupūrvāṅguli with tapering (so Burnouf correctly, effilés) fingers, Pali anu- pubbaṅguli, one of the anuvyañjana, Mvy 273; Dharmas 84; (anupūrvacitrāṅguli) LV 106.12; Mv ii.43.9; anupūrva- pāṇilekha, with tapering lines of the hand, another anuvyañ- jana, LV 106.15; Mv ii.43.14 (other versions read āyata long instead of anupūrva); anupūrva-daṃṣṭra, with tapering (so Tib.) teeth, another anuvyañjana LV 107.6; Mvy 325; Dharmas 84 (not in Pali); anupūrva-sujāta-skandho Mv ii.71.16, of a lion, with tapering, well-formed shoulders; anupūrvapravaṇam anupūrvaprāgbhāram Divy 113.5, of a mountain, with tapering slopes and sides (getting smaller as they rise); in 113.15 same, preceded by anupūrva- nimnam; anupūrvonnatāni (padmapuṣpāṇi) Mmk 62.5 taperingly lofty, i.e. placed one above another, each smaller than the one below; °va-grīvā LV 27.6 with tapering neck; here Tib. mgul rim bzhin du ḥdug pa, neck made in regular stages or the like (not the usual expression); anu- pūrva-samudgate, of the shanks (jaṅghe) of the mahā- puruṣa, Gv 400.6, in explaining the epithet aiṇeya- jaṅgha; (2) made according to regular order or arrangement, Tib. on Mvy 288 rim par ḥtsham pa, according to regular order: °va-gātra, one of the anuvyañjana, whose limbs are all as they should be in arrangement, LV 106.21; Mv ii.44.3; Mvy 288; Dharmas 84 (Pali anupubba-gatta, and anu- pubba-rucira-gatta); anupūrva (so with v.l.) -surucirāṅgo (cf. the Pali just cited) Mv iii.85.9, said of the horse Valāha; (3) noun, m. (cf. Pali anupubba, nt., Skt. ānupūrva, nt., and ānupurvī, f.), regular order; serial process: Śikṣ 108.3 anupūrva eṣo iha śāsanasya, naikena janmena labheta bodhim, this serial (successive) process applies to the teaching in this world; one cannot get enlightenment in a single birth. See the following entries.with v.l.) -surucirāṅgo (cf. the Pali just cited) Mv iii.85.9, said of the horse Valāha; (3) noun, m. (cf. Pali anupubba, nt., Skt. ānupūrva, nt., and ānupurvī, f.), regular order; serial process: Śikṣ 108.3 anupūrva eṣo iha śāsanasya, naikena janmena labheta bodhim, this serial (successive) process applies to the teaching in this world; one cannot get enlightenment in a single birth. See the following entries.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/anusaṃdhi (1061) + ((anusaMDi, anusaMDi) anu … (anusaMDi, anusaMDi) anusaṃdhi¦ (m., = Pali id., in mg. 2), (1) (literal, physical) connexion: Gv 268.5 lokadhātoḥ…cakravāḍ- ānusaṃdhau, in connexion with the cakravāḍa mountain- range of the lokadhātu (? or possibly to mg. 3, in the serial line of the…?); (2) (logical) connexion (esp. of a text); application: SP 394.1 (vs) anusaṃdhi sūtrāṇa sadā prajā- nati, he knows the logical connexion, or application, of the sūtras always; Dbh 42.22; 43.3; 51.21; Mvy 2176 = Tib. ḥtshams sbyor ba, conforming conjunction; Laṅk 143.7 svapratyātmadharmatānusaṃdhiḥ katamat (! note gen- der), what thing is the application (logical connexion; virtually = meaning) of (the term) sva°?; vāsanānu- saṃdhi- LV 433.19; 442.8; Gv 108.14; (3) serial line, series; Suv 169.7 tasya tathāgatasyānusaṃdhau, in that T.'s line (of spiritual transmission, from one T. to another); Gv 206.13 buddhadarśanānusaṃdhau buddhaparaṃparā- nupacchedena; Laṅk 59.7 bhūmikramānusaṃdhau, in the serial line of steps of the (ten) Stages (of bodhisattvas); 211.3 -nirodhakramānusaṃdhi-, serial line or succession (of steps) in (the development of) nirodha; (4) adv. °dhiṃ, Mv iii.394.19 (repeated 395.4, 9; 396.13), following anu- pūrvam, anulomam, and preceding anudharmam; perhaps prepositional cpd. (anu governing saṃdhi), according to the totality (or profound essence, see saṃdhi 5), but possibly rather with mg. 3, seriatim; the same adverb (or anu- saṃdhi) should be read for °dhiḥ in Bbh 107.15, after anupūrvam, and before anusahitaṃ, q.v.ed 395.4, 9; 396.13), following anu- pūrvam, anulomam, and preceding anudharmam; perhaps prepositional cpd. (anu governing saṃdhi), according to the totality (or profound essence, see saṃdhi 5), but possibly rather with mg. 3, seriatim; the same adverb (or anu- saṃdhi) should be read for °dhiḥ in Bbh 107.15, after anupūrvam, and before anusahitaṃ, q.v.)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/anutaṭa (799) + ((anutawa, anutawa) anuta … (anutawa, anutawa) anutaṭa¦ (in Skt. °ṭam, adv., and °ṭa- in comp., along the bank), pl., parts along the slope (of a mountain): girivarasya (himavataḥ) anutaṭehi gatā Mv ii.107.9 (Se- nart's reading; conjectural but fairly plausible).) anutaṭehi gatā Mv ii.107.9 (Se- nart's reading; conjectural but fairly plausible).)
Dictionaries/Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary/Asuraprāmbhāra (2459) + ((asuraprAmBAra, asuraprAmBAra) Asuraprāmbhāra¦ (! read °prāgbhāra ?), n. of a mountain: Māy 253.34.)

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