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|bhs-entry= | |bhs-entry=(avakrAntaka, -avakrAntaka)<br><b>-avakrāntaka</b>¦, also <b>°ika</b>, f. °ikā, only in tīrthikāv°, <i>one who has gone over to heretics, a renegade Buddhist</i>: Mvy 8759 °takaḥ; Bhīk 16b.2 °tikā. The corresp. Pali, Vin. i.89.35, has titthiya-pakkantaka, apparently = prakrānta(ka); but I suspect that the true original of both this and avakr° was *apakrāntaka; Pali apakkamati and apakkanta are used in mgs. very close to this, and neither ava-nor pra-kram- seems so appropriate. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:01, 14 September 2021
- -avakrāntaka
Entry 2042, Page 70, Col. 1 -
(avakrAntaka, -avakrAntaka)
-avakrāntaka¦, also °ika, f. °ikā, only in tīrthikāv°, one who has gone over to heretics, a renegade Buddhist: Mvy 8759 °takaḥ; Bhīk 16b.2 °tikā. The corresp. Pali, Vin. i.89.35, has titthiya-pakkantaka, apparently = prakrānta(ka); but I suspect that the true original of both this and avakr° was *apakrāntaka; Pali apakkamati and apakkanta are used in mgs. very close to this, and neither ava-nor pra-kram- seems so appropriate.
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