bhūmi-sūcaka (11303)

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|bhs-entry=<k1>BUmisUcaka<k2>BUmi-sUcaka<br><b>? bhūmi-sūcaka</b>¦, m., acc. to Burnouf and Kern, <i>dog</i> (a mg. given to sūcaka in Hindu Lexx.): khara-sūkarā kroṣṭuka bhūmi-sūcakāḥ pratiṣṭhitasyeha bhavanti nityam [Page411-b+ 71] SP 96.12 (vs). Tib. seems to intend to render literally. sa ḥdzul (bar) <i>ground glide</i>, i.e. (animals) <i>that glide along</i> <i>the ground</i> (?); for the preceding animal names Tib. has <i>ass, hog</i>, and <i>fox</i> (wa; but cf. wa-spyaṅ, <i>jackal</i>). Could not the BHS mean: <i>asses, swine, and jackals mark</i> (indicate) <i>the ‘ground’</i> (<i>state, condition?</i> see <b>bhūmi</b> 3) <i>of him always as</i> <i>he is established here on earth</i> (preceding line says he always dwells in an <b>apāya-</b>bhūmi)? However, Chin. <i>dogs</i> in the later versions; the oldest version seems to lack the word.
|bhs-entry=(BUmisUcaka, BUmi-sUcaka)<br><b>? bhūmi-sūcaka</b>¦, m., acc. to Burnouf and Kern, <i>dog</i> (a mg. given to sūcaka in Hindu Lexx.): khara-sūkarā kroṣṭuka bhūmi-sūcakāḥ pratiṣṭhitasyeha bhavanti nityam [Page411-b+ 71] SP 96.12 (vs). Tib. seems to intend to render literally. sa ḥdzul (bar) <i>ground glide</i>, i.e. (animals) <i>that glide along</i> <i>the ground</i> (?); for the preceding animal names Tib. has <i>ass, hog</i>, and <i>fox</i> (wa; but cf. wa-spyaṅ, <i>jackal</i>). Could not the BHS mean: <i>asses, swine, and jackals mark</i> (indicate) <i>the ‘ground’</i> (<i>state, condition?</i> see <b>bhūmi</b> 3) <i>of him always as</i> <i>he is established here on earth</i> (preceding line says he always dwells in an <b>apāya-</b>bhūmi)? However, Chin. <i>dogs</i> in the later versions; the oldest version seems to lack the word.
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bhūmi-sūcaka
Entry 11303, Page 411, Col. 1
(BUmisUcaka, BUmi-sUcaka)
? bhūmi-sūcaka¦, m., acc. to Burnouf and Kern, dog (a mg. given to sūcaka in Hindu Lexx.): khara-sūkarā kroṣṭuka bhūmi-sūcakāḥ pratiṣṭhitasyeha bhavanti nityam [Page411-b+ 71] SP 96.12 (vs). Tib. seems to intend to render literally. sa ḥdzul (bar) ground glide, i.e. (animals) that glide along the ground (?); for the preceding animal names Tib. has ass, hog, and fox (wa; but cf. wa-spyaṅ, jackal). Could not the BHS mean: asses, swine, and jackals mark (indicate) the ‘ground’ (state, condition? see bhūmi 3) of him always as he is established here on earth (preceding line says he always dwells in an apāya-bhūmi)? However, Chin. dogs in the later versions; the oldest version seems to lack the word.

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