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|bhs-entry=<k1>KadA<k2>-KadA | |bhs-entry=<k1>KadA<k2>-KadA<br><b>-khadā</b>¦, <i>pit</i>; see <b>agnikhadā</b>; also aṅgārakhadā, <i>pit</i> <i>of coals</i>, Av i.221.8 eṣāṅgārakhadā mahābhayakarī. See Wogihara, Lex. 26, where however it is said that the Buddhists use khadā <i>only</i> in agnikhadā (ignoring the above). | ||
<b>-khadā</b>¦, <i>pit</i>; see <b>agnikhadā</b>; also aṅgārakhadā, <i>pit</i> <i>of coals</i>, Av i.221.8 eṣāṅgārakhadā mahābhayakarī. See Wogihara, Lex. 26, where however it is said that the Buddhists use khadā <i>only</i> in agnikhadā (ignoring the above). | |dictionary=Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary | ||
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<k1>KadA<k2>-KadA
-khadā¦, pit; see agnikhadā; also aṅgārakhadā, pit of coals, Av i.221.8 eṣāṅgārakhadā mahābhayakarī. See Wogihara, Lex. 26, where however it is said that the Buddhists use khadā only in agnikhadā (ignoring the above).
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