BuktAvin
bhuktāvin (= Pali bhuttāvin; § 22.51 ), having eaten : gen. °visya Mv ii.116.14 ; otherwise n. or acc. sg. , °vī, °viṃ (°vi), and always followed by dhautahasta (or dhautapāṇi; not in i.312.15 ) apanītapātra ( mss. sometimes avan°, e.g. i.325.13 ), having washed the hands and laid aside the bowl (but once, iii.143.4 , mss. dhautapātro apanītapāṇi, having washed the bowl and removed the hands , sc. from it); the corresp. Pali phrase is bhuttāvi(ṃ) onītapattapāṇi(ṃ), regularly explained by comms. as having eaten and removed the hands from the bowl ; but comms. ( e.g. DN comm. i.277.18 ) sometimes cite another reading, onitta or oṇ°, washed , for onīta. The BHS form seems to make better sense than the Pali but may be a rationalizing lect. fac. : Mv i.38.8 ; 309.1 ; 312.15 ; 325.13 ; ii.276.9 ; iii.142.4 ; 143.4 .