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अपत्राप्य (apatrApya)

 
Goldstucker
English
अपत्राप्य Tatpur. 1. m. f. n. (-प्यः-प्या-प्यम्) To be ashamed of.
2. n. (-प्यम्) (In Buddhistic doctrine.) One of the 108
धर्मालोकमुख q. v., probably: bashfulness
it leads to dis-
passion for the exterior world. E. त्रप् with अप, kṛtya aff. ण्यत्.
Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid
English
apatrāpya (once, Mv 〔iii.53.1〕, °trapya, Senart, but v.l. contains -āpya-
if correct, short -a- must be MIndic in nature), nt. (= Pali ottappa, otappa
see under anapa°, otrapa, an-o°, an-otrāpin), modesty, bashfulness, shame (rarely shame in the other sense which the word now commonly has in English
so Av 〔i.216.10〕
Śikṣ 〔12.1〕)
Av 〔ii.167.4〕 (read °pya-parigṛhītaṃ as cpd.)
almost always associated with its virtual synonym hrī, Mv 〔iii.53.1〕 hrī cāpatrapyaṃ (cf. above) ca
Mvy 〔1569〕 (fourth of the dhana, q.v., hrī being the third)
and usually compounded with it, hry-apatrāpya- LV 〔25.14〕
〔27.2〕
〔430.1〕
Gv 〔146.23〕
Dbh 〔13.18〕
〔19.15〕, etc.
or hrīr-apatrāpya (q.v. for explanation of the form) Śikṣ 〔136.1〕 (prose
here as a reason for wearing a loin-cloth)
〔192.1〕
Karmav 〔89.3〕
RP 〔28.17〕 (read with ms. hrīr-apatrāpya-śīla-). Cf. also vyapatrāpya.
Sanskrit Tibetan
Tibetan
khrel yod
अपत्राप्य
khrel yod pa
अपत्राप्य