avfha
avṛha , or abṛha , rarely abṛhat (= Pali aviha; Tib. on Mvy mi che ba not great , abṛhat noted only Gv 249.10 abṛhac [chuddhāvāsa-]; this interpretation could be due to popular etymology; however, no other etym. is known for the Pali , and as the lowest of the five Śu. classes these gods may have been called [relatively] not great ; cf. s.v. bṛhatphala , which gives some confirmation of the etymology), n. of a heavenly world, the first of the five śuddhāvāsa, and of a class of gods who inhabit it, see s.v. deva : usually spelled avṛha, Mvy 3102 ; Dharmas 128 ; Mv ii.314.8 ; 349.1 ; 360.22 ; LV 150.10 ; Divy 568.28 ; Mmk 43.21 (in 19.10 corruptly aṭṭaha); abṛha Divy 68.16 ; 138.23 ; 367.14 ; Av i.5.3 ; Bbh 62.5 ; abṛhat , see above.