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प्रदास (pradAsa)

 
Monier Williams Cologne
English
प्र-दास
m.
(?),
Divyāv.
Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid
English
pradāsa (°śa), m. (= Pali paḷāsa, see Pugg. 〔19.1—3〕), envious rivalry, the quality of being unwilling to see another get any advantage over oneself
M. Müller on Dharmas 〔69〕 contentiousness
always associated with mrakṣa and īrṣyā (similarly in Pali, where comms. gloss yugaggāha, see s.v. mrakṣa): Dharmas 〔30, line 4〕, read °saḥ for pradānaḥ (between īrṣyā and mrakṣa)
〔69〕 (text °śaḥ)
°saḥ Mvy 〔1964〕 = Tib. ḥtshig pa, burning, also of violent pain
acc. to Lévi, Karmav 〔37.19〕 and 〔38 note 1〕 (and Tib. 〔p. 185〕) Tib. has ḥchig (read ḥtshig?) pa for pradāśaḥ, as he prints it (but his only ms. paridāghaḥ, which corresponds to Tib. ḥtshig pa
it follows mrakṣaḥ, as in some other passages, and is surely to be kept! cf. Śikṣ 〔198.8〕 -mrakṣa-paridāha-, and see mrakṣa)
I do not find ḥchig pa in a suitable mg. in Tib. Dictt.
Chin. on Mvy has, as second gloss, irritation, anger (the first gloss is obscure).
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German
प्रदास m.? Divyāvad. 104, 43.