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अनगारिका (anagArikA)

 
Apte
English
अनगारिका [anagārikā], The houseless state of a vagrant ascetic.
Apte 1890
English
अनगारिका The houseless state of a vagrant ascetic.
Monier Williams Cologne
English
अन्-अगारिका
f.
the houseless life of such an ascetic,
Buddh.
Monier Williams 1872
English
अन्-अगारिका, f. the houseless life of such an ascetic.
Goldstucker
English
अनगारिका f. (-का) A wandering life, the life of a men-
dicant. E. अनगार, taddh. aff. ठच्(?)
scil. वृत्ति.
Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid
English
anagārikā
anagāriya, nt.
anāgāra (nt.)
anāgārikā (= Pali anagāriya or anā°, generally nt.
anagāra nt. only once, Sn 〔376〕, otherwise m. and personal, also °rika, adj. and m. subst., personal
°rikā not in Pali), homeless (ascetic) life. In most texts anagārikā (LV 〔18.8〕
〔101.19〕
〔103.20〕
Divy 〔17.17〕
〔37.12〕
〔141.1〕
Samādh 〔8.15〕, etc.
rare in Mv 〔ii.69.1〕 with v.l. °riya), or anāgārikā (Av 〔i.136.6〕, so best ms., text ana°
〔i.234.1〕, no v.l.
Bbh 〔26.12〕
°kāṃ pravrajyāṃ Bhīk 〔10b.1〕), are the regular forms, but in Mv it is almost always anagāriya as in Pali
this has not been noted elsewhere. Regularly in acc. sg. °rikāṃ, °riyaṃ (only once anāgāraṃ [mss., Senart ana°] upetasya Mv 〔iii.387.1〕) depending on a form of pra-vraj (rarely of abhi-niṣ-kram, Mv 〔ii.161.5 ff.〕), and preceded by abl. (or in Mv gen.) of agāra, retire from the home to the homeless life. In this phrase the preceding form is always agārād in all texts other than Mv, and sometimes there (〔ii.161.5 ff.〕
〔iii.408.2〕)
in Mv also agārato 〔iii.378.4〕
agārāto 〔iii.176.2〕
agārebhyo 〔i.128.10〕
read agārasmā, the Pali form, for agārasthā 〔i.104.8〕
but most commonly the gen. agārasya 〔i.322.15〕
〔323.1〕
〔ii.117.18, 20〕
〔140.3〕
〔271.8〕
〔iii.50.11—12〕
〔213.2—3〕.