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अरक्ष्य (arakSya)

 
Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid
English
arakṣya (written also arakṣa, ārakṣa, °ṣya in mss.), nt. (= Pali arakkheyya or ār°), point that does not need to be guarded
the Tathāgata has three or four, in Pali and BHS
viz., his conduct is completely and automatically pure, so that he does not need to be on guard
in body, speech, and mind (kāya, vāc, manas)
when the fourth is added it is manner of livelihood (ājīva). True reading a-rakṣya
Tib. bsruṅ pa med pa (Mvy 〔191〕
note on Bbh 〔375.6〕), and so Chin. acc. to Lévi, Sūtrāl. Transl. 〔p. 303 note〕. Three (as in Pali DN 〔iii.217.8 ff.〕): Sūtrāl. 〔xx.53〕
Bbh (mss. sometimes corrupt) 〔89.6〕
〔230.13〕 (ed. ārakṣyāṇi, ms. ārakṣāṇi)
〔375.6〕
〔403.23〕
no number, 〔408.4〕
four (as in Pali AN 〔iv.82.15 ff.〕) Mvy 〔191—195〕
in 〔195〕 read ājīva for jīva
in 〔191〕 Mironov ārakṣāṇi, but Kyoto ed. correctly arakṣyāṇi without v.l.
Schmidt Nachtrage zum Sanskrit Worterbuch
German
अरक्ष्य Adj. nicht zu schützen, keinen Schutz verdienend, Kathās. 62, 82.
Stchoupak
French
अ-रक्ष्य-
a. v. qu'on ne peut protéger.