avyAbADa
a-vyābādha , also written °vādha , in MSV i.97.19 wrongly °vāda, adj. ( cf. prec. and next, also vyābādha etc. ; corresponds to Pali avyāpajjha, avyābajjha), apparently usually free from injury, inviolable, secure , but possibly in some passages free from injuriousness , i.e. not given to injuring others, kindly ; the Pali equivalent appears to be interpreted in the same two ways, but it is not easy to distinguish them clearly: Mvy 1508 maitrīsahagatena cittenā 'vaireṇā 'sapatnenā 'vyābādhena; to this passage corresponds Mv iii.213.13 (cetasā …) avaireṇā 'vyābādhena (so Senart em. , mss. 'vyābaddhena or °rddhena); also Dbh 34.(18—)19 (maitrīsahagatena cittena …) avaireṇā 'sapatnenā 'nāvaraṇenā 'vyābādhena; and in Pali DN ii.242.11 (cetasā …) averena avyāpajjhena; the mg. [Page080-a] uninjurious, kindly might be assumed in SP 288.8 (prose) (bodhisattvo …) avyāvādho bhavati, but Kern unmolested , and similarly Burnouf . Cf. avyābādhya, said of a Bodhisattva, Bbh 73.21 .