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(sTARuka, -sTARuka)<br><b>-sthāṇuka</b>¦ (to Skt. sthāṇu), in nagara-sthā°, <i>stump</i> <i>of a city, contemptible town</i>: °ke, °kaṃ (acc.) MPS 33.2, 3,  +
(stAra, -stAra)<br><b>? -stāra</b>¦, see <b>phalaha-</b>.  +
(sAtman, -sAtman)<br><b>-sātman</b>¦, ifc., <i>giving oneself out as being…, claiming</i> or <i>pretending to be</i>: kuhanājihmabhāvena tāpasākumbha- sātmanā Jm 186.16,…<i>setting himself up as the foremost</i> (see <b>akumbha</b>) <i>of holy ascetics</i> (Speyer).  +
(sUcika, -sUcika)<br><b>-sūcika</b>¦, ifc. Bhvr. (Skt. sūci plus -ka Bhvr.), <i>having</i> [Page604-b+ 71] <i>…needles</i>: kuryād vajraṃ triśūcikam (so text) Mmk 140.15 (vs).  +
(tamisrita, -tamisrita)<br><b>-tamisrita</b>¦, ppp. denom., see <b>andhakāra-tamisrita</b>.  +
(tiraka, -tiraka)<br><b>-tiraka</b>¦ (= Skt. tilaka), <i>speck, spot</i>: lipiphalakam ādāya divyārṣa-suvarṇa-tirakaṃ LV 125.17--18 (prose), so Lefm.; the mss. vary, and none has exactly divyārṣa-, but all but one have -tirakaṃ (that one -tilakaṃ); <i>taking</i> <i>a writing-board with…golden</i> (decorative) <i>spots</i> (Foucaux <i>paillettes, spangles</i>).  +
(tripuRqarIkfta, -tri-puRqarI-kfta)<br><b>-tri-puṇḍarī-kṛta</b>¦, Mmk 44.13, or -tri-puṇḍī-kṛta, 40.9, ppp. (to Skt. tri-puṇḍra, JM. tipuṇḍa, with karoti; both semi-MIndic forms), <i>having the triple puṇḍra-mark</i> (made with ashes; both cpd. with bhasma-); text in 40.9 printed tṛ-muṇḍī°.  +
(tIrIyaka, -tIrIyaka)<br><b>-tīrīyaka</b>¦, adj. or subst. (§ 22.20; cf. Pali -tīriya, Vin. ii.287.4), <i>dwelling</i> (one who dwells) <i>on the bank</i>: samudra-t° Mvy 7149 (Tib. ṅogs na gnas pa, <i>dwelling on</i> <i>the bank</i>).  +
(uddeSaka, -uddeSaka)<br><b>-uddeśaka</b>¦, m. (= Pali uddesaka), <i>director, manager</i>: Mvy 9056 vihāroddeś°; 9057 bhaktoddeś° (= Pali bhat- toddes°).  +
(uddeSika, -uddeSika)<br><b>-uddeśika</b>¦, adj. (= Pali uddesika), <i>intended for</i>, in ātmodde° <i>intended for oneself</i>: Prāt 480.8 °kaṃ (kuṭiṃ, <i>hut</i>), in parallel to Pali Vin. iii.149.11, where attuddesaṃ (sc. kuṭiṃ).  +
(ujYaka, -ujYa-ka)<br><b>-ujña-ka</b>¦, ifc. Bhvr. (to *ujñā = Pali uññā for Skt. avajñā; see § 3.55), <i>contempt</i>, in a-śaṭh'-ūjñakāś ca (ū may be in saṃdhi for a-u), <i>free from deceitfulness and</i> <i>contempt</i>: Dbh.g. 6(342).21.  +
(ullocaka, -ullocaka)<br>(<b>-ullocaka</b>¦,) f. <b>-ullocikā</b>, ifc. Bhvr. (= Skt. Lex. and AMg. ulloca, AMg. also ulloya, <i>canopy</i>), <i>canopy</i>: svasti- kollocikā(ḥ) lājā(ḥ) Megh 308.14, <i>canopied by a svastika</i> (in a painting). See also <b>mukhollocakaṃ</b>.  +
(unnodana, -unnodana)<br><b>-unnodana</b>¦ (<b>-tā</b>, in comp.; nom. act. to ud-nud-, no form or deriv. of which is otherwise recorded), <i>thrusting</i> <i>forth</i> (from), <i>driving out</i> (of): Gv 491.19--20 sarvālayanila- yonnodanatāyai, said of activities of a candidate for Bodhisattvahood.  +
(upahatya, -upahatya (°tyA)<br><b>-upahatya (°tyā?)</b>¦, <i>damage, harm</i>, in Bhvr. cpd. nir-upahatyaṃ nirupadravaṃ bhavet Mmk 37.16 (prose) Cf. Skt. upahati, and (once in AV.) upahatyā.  +
(upakarzikA, -upakarzikA)<br><b>-upakarṣikā</b>¦, acc. to Tib. <i>dishevelled state</i> (of the hair of the head): LV 227.9 (prose; of the harem women mourning the loss of the Bodhisattva) kāścic chīrṣopakar- ṣikayā…rudanti sma (Tib. mgo ḥbal lo, <i>had their heads</i> <i>dishevelled</i>).  +
(upamardaka, -upamardaka)<br>[<b>-upamardaka</b>¦, Kv 59.4, corruption for -upadarśaka; see s.v. <b>andhakāla</b>.]  +
(upanAyika, -upanAyika)<br><b>-upanāyika</b>¦, f. <b>°ikā, (1)</b> adj. (= Pali id., see below), only in cpds., <i>introducing to, functioning as introduction</i> <i>to, having reference to, relating to</i>: ātmopanāyika (= Pali attūpa°, often ep. of dhamma or the like, as spoken) <i>introducing oneself, relating to oneself</i>, LV 438.21 (Lalita- vistaro nāma dharmaparyāyasūtrānto…) ātmopanāyikas tathāgatena bhāṣitas…; Jm 13.25 °kaṃ dharmaṃ de- śayām āsa; -jñānopanāyika-, <i>constituting an introduction</i> <i>to knowledge</i>, Gv 41.23 sarvajagaj-jñānopanāyika-dharma- cakrapravartanā-; other cpds., Gv 44.22 -jagadupasaṃ- kramaṇopanāyika-sarvajñatā-; 348.15 yathāvaināyiko- panāyika-varṇā (n. sg. f.), <i>having a color</i> (aspect) <i>that acts</i> <i>as introduction to that which is in accord with Buddhism</i> (see <b>vaināyika</b>); (<b>2</b>) f., in varṣopanāyikā, subst. (= Pali vassūpa°), <i>the first day of</i> (i.e. serving as introduction to) <i>the rainy season</i>: °kā Mvy 8681; °kāyāṃ, loc. sg., Divy 18.10; 489.10; Av i.182.7.  +
(upapattika, -upapattika)<br><b>-upapattika</b>¦ (cf. Skt. aupapattika, and see s.v. <b>aupapatti</b>; from upapatti plus (i)ka), <i>spontaneously</i> <i>produced</i>, or perhaps merely <i>of</i> (various) <i>origins</i> (nānopa°): Gv 244.10 nānopapattika-sarvakāyanirmāṇameghān niśca- rya.  +
(uparoDaka, -uparoDaka)<br><b>-uparodhaka</b>¦, f. <b>°ikā</b>, adj. (Skt. upa-rudh plus aka), <i>interfering with…</i>, in dharmoparodhikāyāṃ vedanāyāṃ vartamānāyāṃ Av i.234.8.  +
(upasargin, -upasargin)<br><b>-upasargin</b>¦ (to Skt. upasarga), <i>having…as an</i> <i>affliction, afflicted by…</i>: Mmk 144.1 (vs), read prob. mahāmāry-upasargiṇaḥ (text -opusargiṇaḥ!), gen., <i>of one</i> <i>afflicted by a great pestilence</i>.  +