dvyaNgulaprajYA
dvyaṅgula-prajñā , adj. f. (= Pali d(u)vaṅgulapaññā), having (only) two-fingers-intelligence , said of women in derogation: °jñāye strīmātrāye tvaṃ nigṛhīto ti Mv iii.391.19 . Acc. to comm. on Therīg. ( 67.1—5 ) the word refers to a feminine habit of taking grains of rice between two fingers to see if the rice is cooked enough.