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Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit DictionaryPralulita (प्रलुलित) or Praluḍita.—q.v. (compare also Sanskrit vipralo-ḍita, [Boehtlingk and Roth] s.v. luḍ-), agitated, especially by lusts: (manuṣyās) tāhi rājapatnīhi sārdhaṃ °tā(ḥ) (so 1 ms., Senart em. °ṭhitā) Mahāvastu ii.425.8; in list of synonyms, kāmeṣu gṛddhaḥ etc., Mahā-Māyūrī 223.12.
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Pralulita (प्रलुलित).—adj., ppp. (despite praluḍita, q.v., which may well be an instance of ḍ for l as per § 2.46, probably a noun [compound] of pra-, intensive, with Sanskrit lulita), greatly agitated: (yāṃ padminīṃ…) paṅkā-(so mss., Senart em. paṅke)-jala-pralulitāṃ Mahāvastu i.130.12 (verse); by lusts, kāma- °tā i.180.18 (verse); in i.171.4 read with mss. pralalita, q.v., for Senart's °lul°.
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