upAli
Upāli or °lin (= Pali id. ), n. of one of Buddhaʼs leading disciples, a barber by caste and profession; story of his ordination, Mv iii.179.6 ff. Forms implying stem Upāli in Mvy 1062 °liḥ, nom. ; Av ii.112.5 °lir, 112.9 ; 113.7 °leḥ, gen. ; 113.7 °liṃ, acc. ; 113.2 °li-kalpako ( ms. ; Speyer em. °liḥ k°); Śikṣ 148.16 °lir; 164.9 ff. °le, voc. ; stem Upālin, Divy 21.21 ; 197.18 °lī, nom. ; 197.21, 24 °lin, voc. ; Upāli Sūtra, Hoernle MR 29 passim °lī, nom. ; non- Skt. form, Divy 21.24 °li, voc. ; in Mv the forms are mixed, as often in BHS : nom. °lir, °liḥ, °lis, iii.179.6 ; 180.10 ; 197.1 ; °li 179.10 ( v.l. °lī), 11, 14, 18 (twice); 180.18 ( v.l. °lī); 181.10, 16 ( v.l. °lim, before vowel), 19; acc. °liṃ i.75.1 ; °li iii.180.12 (? or stem in comp. ?); 181.18 ( mss. ; Senart em. °liṃ); voc. °li iii.180.5, 13 ; gen. °lino i.178.2 ; °lisya iii.179.10, 17 ; 180.2, 4, 7, 16 ; 181.11, 13, 15 ; 182.1, 4, 6, 7 . See next items. Written Udālin in MSV i.248.11, 14 ; ii.91.10 (here Tib. cited ñe bar ḥkhor = Upāli); 108.8 ; 113.14 , etc.