aSEkza
aśaikṣa , m. (= Pali asekha, asekkha; neg. of śaikṣa , q.v. ), one who no longer needs religious training , being in the 8th stage (see Childers s.v. sekho); = arhant : °ṣaḥ Mvy 1734 ; °ṣa-mārgaḥ Mvy 1320 , the third parivarta of the dharmacakra, in which ‘misery is known, its origin abandoned, its suppression attained, the way leading to its suppression realized’ ( 1321—24 ). Often in cpd. śaikṣāśaikṣa, or bracketed with śaikṣa as separate word; see śaikṣa ; its place may be taken by arhant, e.g. Mv i.158.7 ; Divy 399.24 . Written aśaiṣya in LV 250.18 , see s.v. śaiṣya .