AyadvAra
āya-dvāra , nt. (see āya ), ( 1 ) cause or means ( lit. door ) of arrival or origin : of rain, jewels, money, flowers, KP 43.1—3 tad yathāpi … vyabhre deve vigatavalāhake nāsti varṣasyāyadvāraṃ, evam eva … alpaśrutasya bodhisattvasyāntikā (read °kān) nāsti saddharmavṛṣṭer āyadvāraṃ: 46.1—4 tad yathāpi … yatra maṇiratnāyadvāraṃ bhavati, bahūnāṃ tatra karṣāpaṇaśatasahasrāṇām āyadvāraṃ bhavati; evam eva … yatra bodhisattvasyāyadvāraṃ bhavati, bahūnāṃ tatra śrāvakapratyekabuddhaśatasahasrāṇām āyadvāraṃ bhavati (in lines 6, 7, vs , āyo replaces āyadvāraṃ; same comparison KP 92.2, 4 , [Page102-a] āyadvāraṃ, replaced in vs by āyu 7, āyo 9); Gv 501.17 bahūnāṃ puṣpaśatasahasrāṇām āyadvāraṃ bhaviṣyatīti; of dharma, Bbh 19.4 (dve ime … bodhisattvasya) mahatī kuśaladharmāyadvāre (dual); Gv 495.24 sarvadharmāyadvāra-tayā; others, Gv 466.5—6 kalyāṇamitrāyadvārāḥ, having good friends as their origin or cause (agrees with series of nouns ending sarvabuddhadharmapratilambhapariniṣpattayaḥ, 1.4 ); āyadvārārthena ṣaḍāyatanam Śāl 81.7 and MadhK 564.2 ( cf. 552.9 with note: la porte dʼarrivée, la porte de naissance ); ( 2 ) source of income ( cf. Skt. āya, income ), substantially = karmānta: Bbh 5.15—16 udāreṣu ca karmānteṣv adhimukto bhavati, na parīttāyadvāreṣu; perhaps in this sense Mvy 2333 saṃghāyadvāraharaṇam, depriving the assembly (of monks) of sources of income (? in a list of sins; Tib. is literal and not helpful).