BavanetrI
bhavanetrī, °trikā (= Pali bhavanetti, seems to be a virtual synonym of taṇhā; defined by Childers desire, lust ), leading (that which leads) to (continued) existence ; ep. of tṛṣṇā: tṛṣṇāṃ °trīṃ Mv ii.307.12 ; alone, but clearly implying tṛṣṇā, in Mv i.247.18 ( vs ) aśeṣā bhavanetrisaritā [Page407-b] ucchoṣitā, all streams of (thirst) which lead to further existence are dried up ; dharmā ( states of being ) bhavanetrikā(ḥ) Mv iii.337.13 ; 339.12 . (In Mv ii.206.15 Senart puts this into text by em. , but read with mss. purimabhava-janetriye bhavanighātī, which is sound in meter and sense.) See netrikā , and next.