śubha (1) (15118)

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|bhs-entry=<k1>SuBa<k2>SuBa<br><b>śubha (1)</b>¦ m. pl. (= Pali subha, MN iii.102.30), a class of rūpāvacara gods of the 3d dhyānabhūmi, acc. to Mv only; as adj. with <b>deva</b>, q.v.: Mv ii.314.7; 319.5; 348.19; 360.17; (<b>2</b>) m. sg., n. of a king, former birth of the Buddha: RP 23.8; (<b>3</b>) adj. (in this sense unrecorded), <i>white</i> (opp. to kṛṣṇa, <i>black</i>), only in LV 197.1 (vs) kṛṣṇā śubhā (Tib. dkar, <i>white</i>) caturi prāṇaka pāda lehī (so read with v.l. for Lefm. lekhī), <i>four animals, black and</i> <i>white, licked his feet</i>. There can be no doubt of the mg.
|bhs-entry=(SuBa, SuBa)<br><b>śubha (1)</b>¦ m. pl. (= Pali subha, MN iii.102.30), a class of rūpāvacara gods of the 3d dhyānabhūmi, acc. to Mv only; as adj. with <b>deva</b>, q.v.: Mv ii.314.7; 319.5; 348.19; 360.17; (<b>2</b>) m. sg., n. of a king, former birth of the Buddha: RP 23.8; (<b>3</b>) adj. (in this sense unrecorded), <i>white</i> (opp. to kṛṣṇa, <i>black</i>), only in LV 197.1 (vs) kṛṣṇā śubhā (Tib. dkar, <i>white</i>) caturi prāṇaka pāda lehī (so read with v.l. for Lefm. lekhī), <i>four animals, black and</i> <i>white, licked his feet</i>. There can be no doubt of the mg.
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Latest revision as of 11:39, 17 September 2021

śubha (1)
Entry 15118, Page 531, Col. 1
(SuBa, SuBa)
śubha (1)¦ m. pl. (= Pali subha, MN iii.102.30), a class of rūpāvacara gods of the 3d dhyānabhūmi, acc. to Mv only; as adj. with deva, q.v.: Mv ii.314.7; 319.5; 348.19; 360.17; (2) m. sg., n. of a king, former birth of the Buddha: RP 23.8; (3) adj. (in this sense unrecorded), white (opp. to kṛṣṇa, black), only in LV 197.1 (vs) kṛṣṇā śubhā (Tib. dkar, white) caturi prāṇaka pāda lehī (so read with v.l. for Lefm. lekhī), four animals, black and white, licked his feet. There can be no doubt of the mg.

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