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Sangulika 126 Sacetasa
redaction of the Pali Canon, or of (one of them, probably
the last) the Council Tikp 241 ; SnA 580; VvA 270.
-pariyaya the discourse on the Holy Text D 111.271
(Rh. D. " scheme of chanting together ").
Sangulika (f.) [either = Sk. saskulika. cp. sakkhali 2, or
fr. sagula = sangula] a cake Yin 11.17; DhA 11.75; cp.
sankulika A 111.78.
Saogopeti [sag + gopeti] to guard; to keep, preserve; to
hold on to (ace.) J iv.35i (dhanai)).
Sangha [fr. sag + hr; lit. "comprising." The quasi pop.
etym. at VvA 233 is " ditthi-sila-samaiinena sanghata-
multitude,
680
bhavena sangha "] i .
(kaka°);
D III. 23
J 1.52 (sakuna") ;
(niiga°) ; Vv
Sn 589 (nati°) ;
assemblage Miln 403
(deva°)'
5' (acchara" =samriha VvA 37)
bhikkhu" an assembly of Buddhist priests A 1.56, etc.
D I.I, etc.; S 1.236; Sum 1.230, 280; Vin 1.16; 11. 147
bhikkhuni° an assembly of nuns S v.360 ; Vin 1. 140
savaka° an assembly of disciples A 1.208; D 11.93
5 1.220 ; PvA 195, etc. ; samana" an assembly of ascetics
Sn 550. — 2. the Order, the priesthood, the clergy, the
Buddhist church A 1.68, 123, etc.; D 1.2, etc.; 111.102,
126, 193, 246 ;
IV. 270 sq. ; Sn 227, etc. ;
11. 147, etc. ;
S J
Dhs 1004; It II, 12, 88; Vin 1.102, 326; 11. 164, etc.
3. a larger assemblage, a community A 11.55= Sv.400 ;
M 1. 231 (cp. gana). — On the formula Buddha, Dhamma,
Sangha see dhamma C 2.
-inussati meditation on the Order (a kammatlhaim)
D 111.250, 280; A 1.30; J
1.97. -arama a residence for
members of the Order J 194; Vbh.\ 13. -kamma an
act or ceremony performed by a chapter of bhikkhus
assembled in solemn conclave Vin 1.123 (cp. 1.53. 143
6 expl" at S BE. xxn.7) ; 111.38 sq. ; J 1.341. -gata gojie
into the sangha. joining the community M 1.469. -thera
senior of the congregation Vin 11. 2 12, 303. -bhatta food
given to the community of bhikkhus \'in 1.58; 11. 109,
212. -bhinna schismatic Vin v. 2 16. -bheda causing
dissension among the Order Vin 1.150;
A n.239 sq. ; It 11; Tikp 167, 171; J
11. 180 sq. ;
vi.129; VbhA
.f2 5 sq. -bhedaka causing dissension or divisions,
schismatic Vin 1.89, 136, 168; It 11. -mamaka
devoted to the Sangha DhA 1.206. -raji [=raji-]
dissension in the Order Vin 1.339; 11.203 =VbhA 428
Vin IV. 37.
SanghaQsati [sag + ghapsati] to rub together, to rub against
Vin 11.315 (Bdhgh)."
Sanghatita [sag + ghatita, for "ghattita, pp. of ghatteti]
1, struck,
tt); Miln
sounded, resounding with (-") J v. 9 (v. 1.
2. — 2. pierced together, pegged together,
constructed Miln 161 (nava nana-daru°)
Saoghatta' (adj.) [fr. sag + ghatt] knocking against, offending,
provoking, making angry J vi.295.
Nd^ reading
for 'mana (ppr. med. of sanghatteti).
Sanghatta^ (?) bangle Sn 48 (°yanta) : thus
Sanghattana (nt.) & °a (f.) [fr. sanghatteti] i. rubbing or
striking together, close contact, impact S iv.215;
V.212; J vi.65 ; Vism 112; DA 1.256 (anguli").
2. bracelet (?) SnA 96 (on Sn 48).
Sanghatteti [sag + ghatteti] I. to knock against Vin 11.208.
— 2. to sound, to ring Mhvs 21, 29 ("aghattayi). — 3 to
knock together, to rub against each other J iv.98
(agsena agsag samaghattayimha) ; Davs 111.87. — 4. to
provoke by scoffing, to make angry J vi.295 (parag
asanghattento, C. on asanghatta) ; VvA 139 (pres, pass,
"ghattiyati). — pp. sanghat(t)ita.
Sanghara = saghara [sa*4 ghara] one's own house J v.222.
Sangharana (nt.) [=sagharana] accumulation J 111.319
(dhana").
Sangharati [— sagharati] i. to bring together, collect,
accumulate J
111. 261 ; iv.36 (dhanag), 371; v. 383.
2. to crush, to pound J 1.493.
Sanghata [fr. sag + ghateti, lit. "binding together"; on
etym. see Kern. Toev. 11.68] i. a raft J 11.20, 332 (nava°)
III. 362 (id), 371. Miln 376. daru° = ( nava'') J v. 194,
195. — 2. junction, union VvA 233. — 3, collection,
aggregate J iv.15 (upahana") ; Th i, 519 (papaiica").
Freq. as atthi' (cp. sankhala etc.) a string of bones, i. e.
a skeleton Th i, 570; DhA Iii.n2 ; J v. 256. — 4. a
weft, tangle, mass (almost =" robe," i. e. sanghati), in
tanha'-patimukka M 1.2 71 ; vada°-patimukka
(Neumann "defeat");
M 1.383
ditthi -patimukka Miln 390.
5. a post, in pittha" door-post, lintel Vin 11. 120.
Sanghatika (adj.) [fr. sanghati] wearing a sanghati M 1.281.
Sanghati (f) [fr sanghateti; cp. BSk. sanghati Divy 154,
159, 494] one of the three robes of a Buddhist Vin 1.46,
289; 11.78, 135. 213; D 1.70; 11.65; M 1.281 ; 11.45;
S 1.175 ; A II. 104, 106 sq., 210 ; jv.169 sq. ; V.123 ; Pv
(°civara) ; PvA
IV. H^; VbhA 359 43.
-cara wandering about in a sanghati, having deposited
the civara Vin iv.281. -vasin dressed in a s. Sn 456.
Sanghati
(f.) a loin-cloth \'in iv.339 sq.
Sanghata [sag4-ghata] i. striking, killing, murder Vin
1. 137 ; D ' 1.141 ; 11.354 ^^ ' '/^ '^ '•42 ^1- — -• knocking
together (cp. sanghatteti), snapping of the fingers
(acchara°) A 1.34, 38; J vi.64. — 3. accumulation,
aggregate, multitude PvA 206 (atthi° mass of bones, for
the usual "sanghala) ; Nett 28. — 4. N. of one of the 8
principle purgatories ] v. 266, 270.
Sanghatanika (adj.) [fr. sanghata or sanghata] holding or
binding together M 1.322 (-l-agga-sangahika) ; A in. 10
(id.); Vin 1.70 ("the decisive moment" Vi>i. Texts
1. 190).
Sanghadisesa [unexplained as regards etym. ;
P.Gr. § 38^, after S. Levi, = sangh'atisesa ; but
Geiger,
does not occur in Pali]
atisesa
requiring suspension from the
Order ; a class of offences which can be decided only by
a formal sangha-kamma Vin 11.38 sq. ; in. 112, 186;
IV. 1 10 sq., 225 (where explained); A 11.242; Vism 22;
DhA III. 5.
Sanghika (adj.) [fr. sangha] belonging to, or connected
with the Order Vin 1.250.
Sanghin (adj.) [fr. sangha] having a crowd (of followers),
the head of an order D 1.47, 116; S 1.68; Miln 4: DA
I 143. —sangh4sanghi (pi.) in crowds, with crowds
(redupl. cpd.!), with gani-bhiita "crowd upon crowd"
at D 1. 112, 128; II. 317; DA 1.280.
Sanghuttha (adj.) [sag-(-ghut!ha] i. resounding (with)
J VI. 60, 277 (turiya-tajita") ; Mhvs 15, 196; 29. 25
(turij'a°) ; Sdhp 298. — 2. proclaimed, announced PvA
73-
Sacaca (conj.) if indeed Vin 1.88 ;
see sace.
Sacitta' (nt.) [sa*-l-citta] one's own mind or heart D 11. 120 ;
Dh 183. 327=Miln37g.
Sacitta' (adj.) [sa'-l-citta] of the same mind J v.360.
Sacittaka (adj.) [sa'-l-citta-t-ka] endowed with mind, intelligent
DhsA 295.
1.7;
Sace (conj.) [sa'-t-ce; cp. sacaca] if D 1.8. 51 ; Vin
.1.311. — sace . . . noce if ... if not
Dh 134; J
J VI. 365.
Sacetana (adj.) [sa' + cetana] animate, conscious, rational
Mhvs 38, 97.
J 1.74 ;
Sacetasa (adj.) [sa^-l-cetasa] attentive, thoughtful A 1.254
( =citta-sampanna C).