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Samputita 152 Sambodha<br />

Sampu(ita [sag + putita = phutita, cp. BSk. samputaka<br />

MVastu 11.127] shrunk, shrivelled M 1.80.<br />

Sampunna (sampurna) filled, full Sn 279; Bu 11.119 =<br />

22, 60.<br />

J I.JO ; Mhvs<br />

Sampupphita [sag + pupphita] in full bloom Pv iv.12<br />

(=niccag pupphita PvA 275).<br />

Sampurekkharoti [sai)+ purakkharoti] to honour M 11.169.<br />

Sampujeti [sag+pujeti] to venerate Mhvs 30, 100.<br />

Sampureti [sar)+ pureti] Pass, puriyati" to be filled, ended ;<br />

aor. sampuri (maso, " it was a full month since . . . ")<br />

J 1V.458.<br />

Sampha (adj.-n.) [not clear, if & how connected with Sk.<br />

saspa, grass. <strong>The</strong> BSk. has sambhinna-pralapa for<br />

sampha-ppalapa] frivolous ; nt. frivolity, foolishness ;<br />

only in connection with expressions of talking, as samphag<br />

bhasati to speak frivolously A 11. 23 ; Sn 158 ; samphag<br />

girag bh. J vi.295 ; samphag palapati Tikp 167 sq. —<br />

Also in cpds. °palapa frivolous talk D 1.4; 111.69, 82<br />

175. 269; A 1.269 sq., 298; 11.60, 84, 209; III. 254, 433<br />

IV. 248; v. 251 sq., 261 sq. ; Tikp 168, 281; DA 1.76<br />

°palapin talking frivolously D 1.138; 111.82 ; A 1.298<br />

Pug 39, 58.<br />

Samphala (adj.) [sag+phala] abounding in fruits S 1.70;<br />

90= It 45.<br />

Samphassa [sag + phassa] contact, reaction Vin 1.3;<br />

A 11.117 ; D 11.62 ; M 1.85 ; J 1.502 ; kaya-s. the touch of<br />

the skin D 11.75 ; cakkhu-, sota-, ghana-, jivha-, kaya-.<br />

and mano-s. D 11. 58, 308 ; S iv.68 sq. ; VbhA<br />

19.<br />

Samphuttha [pp. of samphassati] touched S iv 97 Av 10^<br />

It 68.<br />

SamphuUa (adj.) [sag+phulla] fuU-blown J vi.188.<br />

Samphusati [sag + phusati] to touch, to come in contact<br />

with ppr. ; samphussag It OS ppr. ; med. samphusamana<br />

Sn 671 Nd- ; 199 (reads samphassamana, where id. p.<br />

at M 1.85 has rissamana) ; aor. samphusi D ti.128 ; inf.<br />

samphusitug Sn 835 ; D 11.355 ; PP- samphuttha.<br />

Samphusana (f.) [sag + phusana] touch, contact Th 2, ^67 •<br />

• 3 I .<br />

Dhs 2, 71.<br />

Samphusitatta (nt.) [abstr. fr. samphusita] the state of<br />

having been brought into touch with Dhs 2, 71.<br />

Sambaddha [sag+baddha] bound together Sdhp 81.<br />

Sambandha [sag + bandha] connection, tie D 11.296= M 1.58 ;<br />

SnA IDS, 166, 249, 273. 343, 516. o-kula related family<br />

J 111.362 ; a-sambandha (adj.) incompatible (C on<br />

asaiinuta J in. 266).<br />

Sambandhati [sag+ bandhati] to bind together, to unite<br />

Vm II. 1 16; pass, sambajjhati is united, attached to<br />

J 111.7; ger. sambandhitva Vin 1.274; n.ii6. — ' pp<br />

sambaddha.<br />

fv-<br />

Sambandhana (nt.) [sag + bandhana] binding together<br />

connection J 1.328.<br />

Sambarimaya (f) [sambari+ maya] the art of Sambari<br />

jugglery S 1.239 (trsl" " Sambara's magic art"). Sambara<br />

is a king of the Asuras.<br />

Sambala (nt.) [cp. *Sk. sambala] provision S 11 98 •<br />

V.71, 240; VI.531.<br />

Sambahula (adj.) [sag+bahula] manv Vin 1.32- D i ->.•<br />

J 1. 126, 329 ; Sn 19 ; sambahulag fciroti to take a plurality<br />

vote J 11.45.<br />

T<br />

Sambahulata (f.) [fr. sambahula] a plurality vote J 11.45.<br />

Sambahulika (adj.) in °g karoti = sambahulag karoti<br />

J II.I97-<br />

Sambadha [cp. Sk. sambadha] I. crowding, pressure, inconvenience<br />

from crowding, obstruction Vism 119.<br />

janasambadharahita free from crowding Miln 409<br />

kitthasambadha crowding of corn, the time when the<br />

corn is growing thick M 1. 115; J 1.143, 388. — yassa<br />

sambadho bhavissati he who finds it too crowded Vin<br />

IV.43 ; asambadha unobstructed Sn 150 ; atisambadhata<br />

(q. v.) the state of being too narrow J 1.7 ; puttadarasambadhasayana<br />

a bed encumbered with child and<br />

wife Miln 243 ; cp. S 1.78 ; (in fig. sense) difficulty,<br />

trouble S 1.7, 48; J iv.488 ; sambadhapatipanna of the<br />

eclipsed moon S 1.50. As adjective " crowded, dense "<br />

sambadho gharavaso life in the family is confined, i. e.<br />

a narrow life, full of hindrances D 1.63, 250 ; S 11.2 19 ;<br />

V.350 ; DA 1. 180; s. magga a crowded path J 1.104;<br />

nijana" vana Vism 342 ; s. vyuha S ¥.-369. — atisambadha<br />

too confined DhA 1.310 (cakkavala). — compar. sambadhatara<br />

S v.350 ; asambadhag comfortably J 1.80. —<br />

2. pudendum masculinum Vin 1.216; 11. 134 ; pudendum<br />

muliebre Vin iv.259 ; Sn 609 ; sambadhatthana (nt.)<br />

pudendum muliebre J 1.61 ; iv.260.<br />

Sambadheti [sag4-badheti] to be crowded D 11.269 (read<br />

°badhayanti).<br />

Sambahati [sag+bahati; Kern, Toev. s. v. disputes relation<br />

to vah, but connects it with bah " press "] i . to rub,<br />

shampoo J 1.293; 11. 16; iv.431 ; v. 126; also sambaheti<br />

Miln 241 ; Cans, sambahapeti to cause to shampoo Vin<br />

iv.342 ppr. ; sambahanta J vi.77 ; aor. sambahi J 1.293.<br />

Cp. pari".<br />

Sambahana (nt.) [fr. last] rubbing, shampooing D 1.7 (as<br />

a kind of exercise for Avrestlers DA iJ38) ; A 1.62 ; iv.54 ;<br />

Miln 241 ; J 1.286.<br />

Sambuka [cp. Sk. sambuka] a shell D 1.84= A 1.9; 111.395<br />

(sippi°) ; J ii.ioo.<br />

Sambujjhati [sag+bujjhati] to understand, achieve,<br />

know DhsA2i8; inf. sambuddhug Sn 765 (v. 1. sambuddhag)<br />

;<br />

Caus. sambodheti to teach, instruct J 1.142.<br />

Cp. samma".<br />

Sambuddha [sag-(- buddha] i. well understood Sn 765<br />

(various reading, sambuddhug = to know) ; J v.77 (sam°<br />

& a°, taken by C. as ppr. " jananto " & " ajananto ")<br />

susambuddha easily understood Sn 764. — 2. one who<br />

has thoroughly understood, being enlightened, a Buddha<br />

Sn 178 etc., 559; A 11. 4 ; Dh 181 ; S 1.4 ; It 35 etc.<br />

Sambuddbi (f.) [sag+buddhij complete understanding;<br />

adj. °vant wise J in. 361 (=buddhisampanna).<br />

Sambojjhanga [sag-l-bojjhanga] constituent of Sambodhi<br />

(enlightenment), of which there are seven :<br />

possession ; dhammavicaya, investigation of doctrine<br />

viriya, energy ; piti, joy ; passaddhi, tranquillity<br />

samadhi, concentration ; upekha,<br />

303 sq. ; 111.106, 226 ; M 1.61<br />

Nd^ s. V. Miln 340 ; ^bhA<br />

sq. ; A iv.23 ; S v. 1 10 sq.<br />

sati, self-<br />

equanimity D 11.79,<br />

135, 310. <strong>The</strong> characteristics<br />

of the several constitutents together with var. means of<br />

cultivation are given at Vism 132 sq. = VbhA 275 sq.<br />

Sambodha [sag-t-bodha] enlightenment, highest wisdom,<br />

awakening ; the insight belonging to the three higher<br />

stages of the Path, Vin 1.10; D 111.130 sq., 136 sq.<br />

S n-'.3; v. 214; M 1.16. 241; A 1.258; 11.200, 240 sq.,<br />

32J sq.; V.238 sq. ; It 27; pubbe sambodha, before<br />

attaining insight M 1.17, 163; 11.211; ni.157; S 11.5,<br />

10 ; IV. 6. 8, 97, 233 ; v. 281 ; A 1.258 ; 111.82, 240. abhabba<br />

sambodhaja, incapable of insight M 1.200, 241 =A<br />

11 200. (Cp. Dial, i.igo-192.)

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