Mātṛkā
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- mātṛkā can also refer to Mamo — wrathful feminine deities forming part of Ekadzati’s entourage.
mātṛkā (摩得勒伽). The Sanskrit word mātṛkā means divine mother. It refers to all the treatises in the Abhidharma-piṭaka, and those in the upadeśa, which is the twelfth of the twelve categories of the Buddha’s teachings.