hArAhAra
hārāhāra , in °ra-kuśalāḥ Sukh 59.9 , said of people born in Sukhāvatī, in long list of descriptive epithets; foll. by nayānaya-kuśalāḥ sthāna-(corruption of sthānāsthāna-? Müllerʼs Transl. , note)-kuśalāḥ; Müller , clever in taking and refusing ; the foll. nayānaya- suggests Arthaśāstra ( cf. Jāt. vi.581.22 hāra-hārinī, ep. of an army, senā, of uncertain mg. , comm. haritabba-haraṇa-samatthā, not very plausibly), but war-raids (of all kinds ? § 23.12 ) would not be appropriate to Sukhāvatī; prob. all these terms have rather an intellectual application ( cf. sthāna ); but the precise mg. escapes me.