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A transliteration (personal name) found in MĀ 146 (T26.656a17 ''ff.'') for ''*pilo[tika]''. This was the name of a non-Buddhist practitioner who praised the Buddha when he encountered the priest Jāṇussoni. | A transliteration (personal name) found in MĀ 146 (T26.656a17 ''ff.'') for ''*pilo[tika]''. This was the name of a non-Buddhist practitioner who praised the Buddha when he encountered the priest Jāṇussoni. | ||
| − | 学研漢和大字典 | + | 学研漢和大字典 (182c, 888b) lists the early and late Middle Chinese pronunciation of 卑盧 as ''piĕ-hlo'' and ''pi-lo''. |
The Pali parallel at MN 27 is Pilotika. | The Pali parallel at MN 27 is Pilotika. | ||
Edgerton (346a) defines BHS ''pilotika'' (Skt. ''plotika'') as (1) a piece of cloth or (2) a connecting cord or thread. | Edgerton (346a) defines BHS ''pilotika'' (Skt. ''plotika'') as (1) a piece of cloth or (2) a connecting cord or thread. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:37, 11 November 2020
A transliteration (personal name) found in MĀ 146 (T26.656a17 ff.) for *pilo[tika]. This was the name of a non-Buddhist practitioner who praised the Buddha when he encountered the priest Jāṇussoni.
学研漢和大字典 (182c, 888b) lists the early and late Middle Chinese pronunciation of 卑盧 as piĕ-hlo and pi-lo.
The Pali parallel at MN 27 is Pilotika.
Edgerton (346a) defines BHS pilotika (Skt. plotika) as (1) a piece of cloth or (2) a connecting cord or thread.
