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उद्योजयति (udyojayati)

 
Spoken Sanskrit
English
उद्योजयति { उद्- युज् } udyojayati { ud- yuj } verb caus. encourage
उद्योजयति { उद्युज् } udyojayati { udyuj } verb caus. excite
उद्योजयति { उद्- युज् } udyojayati { ud- yuj } verb caus. incite
उद्योजयति { उद्युज् } udyojayati { udyuj } verb caus. make active or quick
उद्योजयति { उद्- युज् } udyojayati { ud- yuj } verb caus. make active
उद्योजयति { उद्- युज् } udyojayati { ud- yuj } verb caus. stimulate to exertion
उद्योजयति { उद्- युज् } udyojayati { ud- yuj } verb caus. compose oneself [ with Dat. ]
Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid
English
? udyojayati (see also s.v. udyoṭita), acc. to Bendall and Rouse, Śikṣ Transl. 〔57 note 1〕, = Pali uyyojeti, dismisses, sends away: Śikṣ 〔56.2〕 yāvad dhārmaśravaṇikāś codyojayitavyāḥ parṣanmaṇḍalaṃ parisaṃsthāpayitavyam
but Tib. brtson par ḥgyur, = (to be) made zealous, the regular Skt. mg.
yāvad can be understood as up to the point (in the text where it is said—), thus fitting this mg., and B. and R.ʼs interpretation seems implausible. [Page132-a] They assume the same mg. for Mv 〔iii.141.12〕 (bhagavān asuranayutāni samyaksaṃbodhīye vyākaritvā bahūni ca prāṇisahasrāṇi āryadharmeṣu pratiṣṭhāpayitvā rājānaṃ śuddhodanaṃ ca) saparivāraṃ ca udyojaye
but here too this verb (mss. udyojeya or °yaṃ) may well mean aroused, inspired, as regularly in Skt.
this accords well with the preceding parts of the sentence, and seems more natural than dismissed (tho Ś. and his followers did in fact depart, as the next sentence says).