Trihsahasra, Triḥsahasrā: 1 definition
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Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit DictionaryTriḥsahasrā (त्रिःसहस्रा).—(only f.) = trisahasrā, see °ra; like the latter only in verses, and °sah° presumably m.c. for °sāh°; printed in Lalitavistara 368.7 (°rā), 11 (°rā) and 21 (°rāṃ, here with medinī = °nīṃ); all mss. in 7 and 21, and all but one (A, the best) in 11, read tri-sah°, unmetrical(ly), Lefm. em. m.c.; trī° would be equally satisfactory but A triḥ° in 11; triḥs- can be interpreted as doubling of the sibilant m.c., but doubtless influence of tris, thrice, is involved. No noun accompanies the (substantivized) adj. in 7, 11.
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