Abhivijnapayati, Abhivijñāpayati: 1 definition
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Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit DictionaryAbhivijñāpayati (अभिविज्ञापयति).—and °jñapayati (Pali abhiviññāpeti only Vin iii.18.32, object methunaṃ dhammaṃ, makes manifest = consummates; Sanskrit only non-caus. abhivijānāti, perceives), (1) lit. makes perceptible (by sound), and so makes to resound, with acc. object and instr. svareṇa (śabdena); the common meaning in [Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit]: Saddharmapuṇḍarīka 122.10 (prose) lokaṃ svareṇābhivijñāpayati; 369.1 (verse) lokadhātuṃ svareṇa…abhivijñăpeyā (opt.); Lalitavistara 85.9 lokadhātuḥ svareṇābhivijñāpto 'bhūd; 155.3 mahānagaraṃ śabdenā- bhivijñăptam abhūt; Mahāvastu ii.160.8 svareṇa abhivijñāpitam; Mahāvyutpatti 2785 svareṇa abhivijñāpayati; Samādhirājasūtra 8.9 loka- dhātuḥ svareṇābhivijñăpto (Régamey wrongly instructed); Sukhāvatīvyūha 64.15 buddhasvareṇābhivijñāpayantam (pres. pple.); (2) makes perceptible (visually), makes manifest: pres. pass. pple. abhivijñăpyamānāni, being manifested, Gaṇḍavyūha 537.5 (sarvārambaṇāni), 6 (sarvabodhisattvaparṣanmaṇḍalāni).
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