Bitvara
bhit(t)vara , adj. , ruined, broken-down : (of a house,) read bhitvara (with ms. Ḱ ) or °ru (with 3 mss. , KN ) in SP 85.4 ( vs ), for durbalam of both edd. , which the preceding and parallel sudurbalaṃ makes improbable; Tib. ḥjig (ñe) supports a form of bhid-; read for the next word bhairavaṃ, with all Nep. mss. of KN , also Ḱ , and Tib. ḥjigs , for KN ʼs em. itvara; this word ( q.v. ) is inappropriate here, yet similar enough in mg. to have helped in the creation of bhit(t)vara, as if bhid- plus tvara, modelled on i-tvara and Skt. ga-tvara; the latter has a mg. virtually identical with that required here. Is this the word intended by vidvarena (vi = bhi repeatedly here) in Dutreuil, C fragm. XIIIvo , for which Pali SN i.131.11 has bhindanena, v.l. °rena? See Barua and Mitra 211, 213 .