azwamaka
aṣṭamaka , ( 1 ) adj. or subst. m. (= Pali aṭṭhamaka, see CPD s.v. ), one who is in the eighth (and lowest) stage of (Hīnayāna) religious development , = srotaāpanna- phala-pratipannaka ( Dharmas 102 ; for the Pali see Childers , cited s.v. śaikṣa ): Mv i.120.9 (prose) aṣṭamake dhutavedanāgṛddhā bhāvanān (so with all mss. ; or read °nām; Senart em. °nā) uttrasanti, said of backsliding Bodhisattvas, being eager for the sensations which are (or should be) destroyed (even) in a person in the lowest stage of religious development, they shrink from self-cultivation (bhāvanā); Senart fails to understand; Mv i.159.8 aṣṭamakādikā pudgalā yāvad arhatpudgalā ( mss. puṃgalā both times), from the srotāpanna to the arhat ; aṣṭamaka-bhūmi, here the third of the (seven) bhūmi of a śrāvaka, Mvy 1143 ; ŚsP 1473.12 et alibi , see bhūmi 4; aṣṭamakadharma, the conditions (or religious principles) of a person in this stage , ŚsP 1555.11 ; ( 2 ) m. , n. of the king otherwise called Aṣṭaka , q.v. : Mv iii.364.7 ; 365.18 ; 366.7 ; 373.23 ; ( 3 ) n. of a nāga king: Māy 246.22 ; ( 4 ) n. of a maharṣi: Māy 256.13 .