avyAbaDya
a-vyābadhya or °vadhya , adj. and nt. subst. (see next, and cf. Pali avyāpajjha, as mentioned there), ( 1 ) adj. , that cannot be injured or disturbed, inviolable : Mv ii.259.15 °dhyaṃ ( ms. ) … dharmaṃ deśayiṣyati; 279.9 °dhyaṃ arthaṃ prārthayamāno; in both of these spelled avyāvadhyaṃ, and associated with asādhāraṇaṃ; ( 2 ) apparently subst. , not doing harm (so Tib. , gnod pa mi byed ): LV 380.17 avyābadhyaṃ ( Foucaux la mansuétude ) sukhaṃ loke. There is a v.l. , in mss. usually regarded as the best, adhyāvadhya; one might conjecture a-vyāvadhya, or °bādhya, ger. , not committing injury . But the context suggests that a nom. sg. noun is intended, sukhaṃ being apparently predicate ( Foucaux douce ): so Tib. takes it. In all of these forms the root vadh may have been felt to be concerned; or the short a of the root may be semi- MIndic (based on forms of bādh which are certainly commoner).