Vipratyayaniya, Vipratyayanīya: 1 definition
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Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit DictionaryVipratyayanīya (विप्रत्ययनीय).—adj. (compare Sanskrit vipratyaya, m.; Sanskrit pratyeti, Pali pacceti, but no [compound] of vi- with this verb is noted; in fact, this form is doubtless a distortion of vipratyanīka, °nīya, used in precisely such phrases, blended by folk-etymology with the noun vipratyaya), in sarvaloka-vipratyayanīyo (which all the world is reluctant to accept, Müller, [Sacred Books of the East] 49.2 p. 102) dharmo deśitaḥ Sukhāvatīvyūha 99.17.
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