Acikzati
ācikṣati ( cf. also abhy-ā° ; hyper- Skt. based on Pali ācikkhati, AMg. āikkhai, under influence of Epic Skt. ācakṣati; the Pali forms are ignored in Geigerʼs Index ; Pischel 492 considers the Pkt. forms redupl. from Skt. root khyā, while Ratnach. derives āikkhai from ā-cakṣ, [Page089-b] abbhāikkhai from both -khyā and -cakṣ. There is no doubt that BHS abhy-ā-cikṣ-is associated with the noun abhyākhyāna; Pali has equivalents of both; and I believe with Pischel that the whole group is based primarily on khyā; but at least in BHS it is blended with cakṣ; Skt. ā-cakṣ and ā-khyā are synonyms), tells, says , only in Mv : °ati i.243.6 ; 244.6 ( em. ); ii.408.7 ; 463.19 ; 464.17 ; 486.14 ; iii.74.16 ; 125.17 ; 132.16 ; 149.10 ; 164.15 , etc. ; °anti ii.132.3 ; impv. °a ii.57.17 ; 58.15 ; °āhi iii.192.13 ; °atha iii.72.16 ; fut. °iṣyāmi iii.74.3 ( em. ), 8; °iṣyaṃ iii.258.13 ff. ; °iṣyati iii.256.12 ; °iṣyanti i.272.5 ; ppp. °ita i.355.2, 5 ; ii.73.14 ; 178.6 ; iii.40.4 ; gdve. °itavya ii.73.13 ; iii.256.12 . Note ācikṣanti Mv ii.132.3 , in a passage where all other texts incl. Mv i.228.7 have ācakṣate; but Pali ācikkhanti.