icCantika
icchantika , adj. or subst. m. , acc. to Suzuki ( Studies , 219 n. 1, and 391 ), one destitute of Buddha-nature : Mvy 2210, 2223 = Tib. ḥdod chen (po) , (subject to) great desire (somehow based on pres. pple. of icchati); Laṅk 27.5 katham °ko bhavet; 65.17 °kānāṃ … anicchantikatā-mokṣam (read as one cpd. word) kena pravartate; and often in Laṅk . Wogihara , as cited by Suzuki l. c. , thought that the word was derived from *itthaṃtvika ( cf. itthatva ), worldly ; Tib. does not support this.