BUtakowi
bhūta-koṭi (°ṭī?), f. ( cf. koṭi , end, goal ; and Pali koṭi-gata, having reached the end = perfection, salvation ), the true goal : listed Mvy 1708 among ‘synonyms for paramārtha, the supreme truth ’ (note 1707 tattvam, 1709 tathātā, etc. , all intellectual terms; not nirvāṇa!) = Tib. yaṅ dag paḥi mthaḥ , real end ; Mvy 407 sthito bhūtakoṭyām, of a Tathāgata, abiding in … (presumably absolute truth ); LV 351.8 jñātā dharmatathatā avabuddhā bhūtakoṭiḥ; 423.1 bhūtakoṭy-avikopana-cakraṃ, the wheel which does not disturb (move, upset, confuse) the true end (perfect knowledge or enlightenment); 428.11 bhūtakoṭy-avikopita-jñāna-viṣayatvād avitathānanyathāvādī; 437.1 bhūtakoṭīm ( v.l. °ṭim) akoṭīṃ ( v.l. °ṭiṃ) ca tathatāyāṃ tathatvataḥ … dharmacakraṃ nirucyate, the wheel of the law is declared to be the true end (goal, conclusion), and that which has no end (or beginning, in time).