jYAtra
jñātra , nt. (rarely Vedic id. , VS 18.7 , comm. jñātur bhāvo, vijñānasāmarthyam; PB 5.7 , see BR ; prob. here too reputation for skill ; = Pali ñatta, Dhp. 72 , badly defined PTSD ; it means public reputation for skill , which only fools seek, to their ruin, as the Dhp. verse says and the comm. ʼs story illustrates), public reputation for skill or intellectual accomplishments , regularly mentioned as something which a good monk or Bodhisattva should not covet: lābhaṃ ca jñātraṃ (so with Kashgar rec. , text jñātaṃ) ca gaveṣamāṇaḥ SP 27.7 ( vs ), coveting profit and reputation for skill ; in corresponding prose 22.4—5 lābhaguruko 'bhūt satkāraguruko jñātraguruko (so v.l. , text jñāta°) yaśaskāmas; aniśrita sarva-jñātra-lābhe RP 16.3 ( vs ); tyakta … jñātram aśeṣam 21.6 ( vs ), of good Bodhisattvas; tyaktva ca jñātra-lābha-yaśa-kīrti 33.2 ( vs ); jñātra-gurukāḥ 34.4 (prose), of evil Bodhisattvas; jñātralābha-mātrakena (so!) 34.12 (prose); jñātra-pratilambhaḥ Bbh 289.10, 16 .