caitya (6358)

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|bhs-entry=(cEtya, cEtya)<br><b>caitya</b>¦, nt., like its MIndic substitutes <b>ceti, cetika,</b> <b>cetiya</b> (also <b>caityaka</b>), seems to be used more broadly than in Skt., as any <i>object of veneration</i>: lokasya caityam Śikṣ 56.11 (said of any ornament of a stūpa); 136.2 (of the monkish robes); caitya-bhūtaḥ Vaj 34.12, <i>of the nature of</i> <i>an object of veneration</i> (said of any place where ‘this sūtra’ shall be proclaimed). See <b>mahācaitya</b>.
<b>caitya</b>¦, nt., like its MIndic substitutes <b>ceti, cetika,</b> <b>cetiya</b> (also <b>caityaka</b>), seems to be used more broadly than in Skt., as any <i>object of veneration</i>: lokasya caityam Śikṣ 56.11 (said of any ornament of a stūpa); 136.2 (of the monkish robes); caitya-bhūtaḥ Vaj 34.12, <i>of the nature of</i> <i>an object of veneration</i> (said of any place where ‘this sūtra’ shall be proclaimed). See <b>mahācaitya</b>.
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caitya
Entry 6358, Page 233, Col. 2
(cEtya, cEtya)
caitya¦, nt., like its MIndic substitutes ceti, cetika, cetiya (also caityaka), seems to be used more broadly than in Skt., as any object of veneration: lokasya caityam Śikṣ 56.11 (said of any ornament of a stūpa); 136.2 (of the monkish robes); caitya-bhūtaḥ Vaj 34.12, of the nature of an object of veneration (said of any place where ‘this sūtra’ shall be proclaimed). See mahācaitya.