doza
doṣa , m. (once app. nt. , na ca doṣam asti LV 138.19 , vs , but perh. doṣa-m-, ‘hiatus-bridging’ m; = Pali dosa; see duṣyati, dūṣaṇa ), hatred, malice, aversion , for Skt. dveṣa, which also occurs, sometimes in variants of the same passage; usually distinguishable from the homonym doṣa ( Skt. id. ), esp. by association with rāga and synonyms (also moha), or contrast with love (kāma, preman, sneha): premā ca doṣaś ca na me kahiṃ cit SP 128.9 ( vs ), I have no love or hatred for any ; nirjita-kāma-doṣāḥ Divy 399.3—4 ; [Page272-b] na ca snchu nāpi doṣas LV 355.10 ; associated, often compounded, with rāga, and generally also with moha, LV 291.1 ; 313.3 ; 403.5 (but also rāga-dveṣa-moha LV 374.19 ); Mv ii.41.18 ; Suv 23.10 ; Gv 54.5 ; 195.19 ; Śikṣ 164.6 (cited from Suv 33.9 where text with all mss. dveṣa); Dbh 35.16 ; MadhK 457.4 , in explanation of dveṣa, see s.v. dūṣaṇa ; dveṣa Śikṣ 232.12 , resumed by doṣa 13; maitrīm utpādayitvā doṣaṃ vivarjayiṣyāmi Śikṣ 200.15 ; among misc. vices, LV 357.6 ; 372.17 .