gokaRwaka
go-kaṇṭaka ( Skt. Lex. , of ground, roads; cf. Pali gokaṇṭaka-hata, of ground, bhūmi; alleged in Skt. Lex. also to mean the hoofs of cattle ), lit. apparently having cattle as ‘thorns’ = enemies, afflictions; trampled by cattle , of grain: Divy 19.19 kharā bhūmī, gokaṇṭakā dhānā (so mss. , ed. em. dhānāḥ). The Pali cpd. could be rendered consistently with this: afflicted because of being trampled by cattle . This seems to be substantially what is meant by AN comm. ii.225.11—15 .