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[[catukka]] : (nt.) a set of four; a cross road. | [[catukka]] : (nt.) a set of four; a cross road. | ||
| − | 1) [[Catukka]]，2 (origin．“consisting only of one quarter＂？) empty，shallow，little Nd2 415 | + | 1) [[Catukka]]，2 (origin．“consisting only of one quarter＂？) empty，shallow，little Nd2 415 （°[[pañña]]，with omakapañña，lāmaka-p°）; J．IV，441 （nadī=tuccha Com．）．（Page 261） |
| − | 2) | + | 2) [[Catukka]]，1 （nt．） (fr．catu=*catuka › *catukyaṁ) 1．a tetrad，a set of four，consisting of [[four parts]]：°[[pañcakajjhānā]] （pl．） the fourfold & the fivefold system of [[meditation]] DhsA．168; see cpds．-- 2．a place where four roads meet J．VI，389; Miln．330 （see also below）; esp．in [[phrase]] catukke catukke kasāhi tāḷeti （or is it “in sets of four＂？ See Morris，J．P．T．S．1884，79） J．I，326; II，123; DhA．IV，52．-- 3．a square （in a village） Miln．1，365; J．II，194; V，459; DhA 317． |
| − | --bhatta a meal for four [[bhikkhus]] Vin．II，77; III，160; --[[magga]] the 4 fold [[path]] Nett 113; --[[yañña]] （usually [[sabba | + | --[[bhatta]] a meal for four [[bhikkhus]] Vin．II，77; III，160; --[[magga]] the 4 fold [[path]] Nett 113; --[[yañña]] （usually [[sabba catukka]]°） a {{Wiki|sacrifice}} consisting of （all） the [[four parts]] J．III，44，45; PvA．280; cp．J．I，335．（Or is it the “cross-road {{Wiki|sacrifice}}＂？） （Page 260） |
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Latest revision as of 11:56, 9 September 2014
catukka : (nt.) a set of four; a cross road.
1) Catukka，2 (origin．“consisting only of one quarter＂？) empty，shallow，little Nd2 415 （°pañña，with omakapañña，lāmaka-p°）; J．IV，441 （nadī=tuccha Com．）．（Page 261）
2) Catukka，1 （nt．） (fr．catu=*catuka › *catukyaṁ) 1．a tetrad，a set of four，consisting of four parts：°pañcakajjhānā （pl．） the fourfold & the fivefold system of meditation DhsA．168; see cpds．-- 2．a place where four roads meet J．VI，389; Miln．330 （see also below）; esp．in phrase catukke catukke kasāhi tāḷeti （or is it “in sets of four＂？ See Morris，J．P．T．S．1884，79） J．I，326; II，123; DhA．IV，52．-- 3．a square （in a village） Miln．1，365; J．II，194; V，459; DhA 317．
--bhatta a meal for four bhikkhus Vin．II，77; III，160; --magga the 4 fold path Nett 113; --yañña （usually sabba catukka°） a sacrifice consisting of （all） the four parts J．III，44，45; PvA．280; cp．J．I，335．（Or is it the “cross-road sacrifice＂？） （Page 260）
