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Kama 34 Kameti
Vbh SO), -nandi sensual delight (cp. °chanc!a) A ii.ll ;
Dhs 1 1 14, etc. -nidanai) ncc. adv. as the consequence
uf passion, through passion, M 1.85, etc. (in kimagUQi
passage) : -nissarana deliverance from passion, the
extinction of passion It 61 (as
tuyo), cp. A 111.245 ; -nissita
three nissaraniya dht-
depending on craving
Milu II : -nita led by desire J 11.214, 215; -panka the
mire of lusts Sn 945 : Th 2, J54 ; J v.i8b, 356 ; vi.230,
505 ; Mhbv 3 ; -pa^isandhi-sukhin finding happiness in
the association with desire M 111.230 ; -parilaha the
flame or the fever of passion M 1.242, 508; S iv.188;
A 1.08 (paridayhati, khajjati, etc.) ; A ii.ii ; Vin 111.20 ;
Nd^ 374 (com'' with "palibodhai ; DhA 11. 2 ; see also
kSmacchanda passage, -pala the guardian of wishes,
i. e. benefactor J v. 221 ; -pipasa thirst for sensuaHty
M 1.242 ; A n.i I, and under k°-chanda ; -bandha Ud 93,
and -bandhana the bonds of desire J vi.28, also in the
sense of k°-guna, q. v. ; •bhava a state of existence
dominated by pleasures. It is the second kind of
existence, the first being caused by kamma Vbh 137.
It rests on the etfect of kamma, which is manifested in
the kilma-dhatu A 1.223. It is the first form of the
3 bhavas, viz. kama°, rupa°, arupa" Vin 1.36 ; D 111.2 16 ;
A. IV.402 ; Visra 572. Emancipation from this existence
is the first condition to the attainment of Arahantship:
kamabhave asatta aki&cana Sn 17O, 1059, 1091
(expl. SnA ?I5: tividhe bhavc aiaggana) ; Bdhd 6i.
"parikkhiria one who has overcome the desire-existence
Dh 413 =Sn 639. -bhoga enjoyment of sensual pleasures,
gratification of desires S 1.74 ^saratta -°esu
giddha karaesu mucchita) ; Th 2, 464; It 94 (-°csu
pandito who discriminates in worldly pleasures)
11.65 ; -bhogin enjoying the pleasures of the senses
J
Vin 1.203, 287; 11.136, 149; D 111.134, 125; Miln'243,
350, as Ep. of the kSraupapatti-beings It ; 94 as ten
kinds A v. 177; as bringing evil, being blameworthy
S r.78 ; cp. \ IV.281, 438 ; S IV. 333 sq. ; A 111.351 ; Th 2,
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