arTacaryA
artha-caryā (= Pali attha-cariyā; cf. prec. ), conduct for the benefit or profit (of, gen. or comp. ): devānāṃ ( Mv iii.91.1, 3 deva-)manuṣyāṇāṃ ( i.231.6 adds ca) °ryāṃ caramāṇo (or caranto) Mv i.231.6—7 ; iii.91.1, 3 ; svāmyarth° Jm 85.1 ; parārth° Jm 95.8 , etc. ; technically as one of the saṃgraha-vastu ( q.v. ; in LV replaced by arthakriyā , q.v. ), conduct for the religious benefit of others , viz. , inspiring them to act for their own religious profit, as explained Bbh 220.25 ff. ; in lists of the 4 saṃgra°, Mv i.3.12 ; ii.395.8 ; Mvy 927 ; Dharmas 19 .