gOtama
Gautama (also written Gotama , q.v. ), ( 1 ) (= Pali Gotama), gotra-name of Śākyamuni, often applied to him especially by those who are not his followers: Mvy 78 ; Mv i.251.19 ; 294.21 ; ii.118.8 ff. ; 119.16 ff. ; 126.10 ; 200.1 ; 241.2 ; 277.2 ff. ; 287.9 ; 330.11 , etc. etc. ; LV 238.21 ; 239.8 f. ; 255.4 ff. ; 256.8 f. ; 306.5 ; 358.5 ; 369.2 ; 378.21 ; 380.13 ; 405.7 ff. ; 406.4, 8 ; ( 2 ) gotra-name of another (former) Buddha: Mv i.113.11 ; ( 3 ) (= Pali Gotamaka) n. of a non-Buddhist sect: Mv iii.412.7 ; Śikṣ 331.11 ; LV 380.12 (here named with Nirgranthas, Ājīvikas, et al. ); ( 4 ) n. of a ṛṣi and ascetic: Mv ii.210.2 (lived at Sāhaṃjanī , q.v. ); prob. same as the ṛṣi killed by the wicked King Arjuna, Mv iii.361.7, 10 , who occurs as Gotama in Pali also; he was an Āṅgirasa, iii.369.8 , as in Pali , see DPPN s.v. 7 Aṅgirasa; ( 5 ) n. of a brahmanical teacher: Araṇemī ( n. sg. ) Gautamo Divy 651.7 , or °ṇemiś ca Gau° 653.12 (in 632.12 corruptly Araṇemī-gautamau as if a dual dvandva); ( 6 ) n. of a nāga king (also Gautamaka , q.v. ): Divy 50.22 ; Māy 247.20 ; ( cf. s.v. kṛṣṇa , 4;) ( 7 ) Gautama-nyagrodha (= Pali Gotama-nigrodha, DN ii.116.31 ), n. of a locality at Vaiśālī, doubtless the caitya called Gautamaka , q.v. : Divy 201.5, 14 .