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स्थाम (sthAma)

 
Monier Williams Cologne
English
स्थाम in comp. for स्थामन्.
Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid
English
sthāma(n), nt., see also thāma (= Pali thāma
no s-stem forms like Pali thāmasā noted in BHS
recorded rarely in late Skt., see Renou, JA. 1939, 〔372 n. 1〕), strength, power
often assoc. with bala, vīrya: °ma Mvy 〔5152〕 = Tib. mthu (seems the common rendering) or stobs
LV 〔109.12〕 (vs, sthāmāsya = °ma-asya)
〔154.21〕 (acc.
so best mss., most mss. °maṃ)
kāyasya °ma Divy 〔327.3〕
°mnā LV 〔155.15〕
Sukh 〔40.17〕
°mni LV 〔156.11〕
°ma-, stem in comp., SP 〔10.3〕
LV 〔86.15〕
〔101.14〕
Divy 〔58.22〕
Bhvr., alpa-sthāma, of little strength, Divy 〔177.16〕
Av 〔ii.135.4〕
acc. sg. °maṃ, used even in prose of such works as SP, LV, Suv: SP 〔53.16〕 (vs)
〔124.1〕 (yathā-°maṃ, adv., prose)
〔380.2—3〕 (prose, udārarddhibala-°maṃ pratijñāpratibhānabala-°maṃ prajñābala-°maṃ ca dṛṣṭvā)
LV 〔153.3〕
〔154.13〕
〔264.2〕 (all prose)
〔234.7〕 (vs)
Mv 〔ii.91.6〕
〔131.10〕
〔205.1〕
〔314.18〕
Suv 〔65.10〕
〔70.7〕 (both these prose, but v.l. °ma)
°mena, instr., Mv 〔ii.74.12〕
〔260.6 ff.〕 and 〔261.8 ff.〕 (here three sthāma, of body, speech, and thought, which pertain to Bodhisattvas only when they reach enlightenment, not before)
-sthāma-tā SP 〔105.2〕.
शब्दकल्पद्रुमः
Sanskrit
स्थाम, [न्]
क्ली,
 (तिष्ठत्यनेनेति । स्था + सर्व्व-धातुभ्यो मनिन् ।” उणा ० ४ । १४४ । इतिमनिन् ।) सामर्थ्यम् । इत्यमरः । २ । ८ । १०२ ॥
(नादः । यथा, महाभारते । १ । १३१ । २४ ।“अश्वस्येवास्य यत् स्थाम नदतः प्रदिशो गतम् ।अश्वत्थामैव बालोऽयं तस्मान्नाम्ना भविष्यति ॥
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