kilAsin
kilāsin , weary, indolent, faint-hearted . Certainly = Pali kilāsu, which Geiger 39.1 derives with Trenckner from Skt. glāsnu; perhaps rightly; change of g to k may be due to confusion with forms of klam- ( Pali kilam-), or even with Skt. kilāsin, leprous ; in this sense in Mv ii.383.16—17 na jātu gilāno (note this form of glā!) bhave pāṇḍurāgo, na [Page184-a] cāpi kuṣṭhī nāpi ca kilāsī (clearly leprous ). Defined ālasyopeta, vīryarahita, in Abhisamayālaṃkārāloka (GOS 62) 320.15 : °sī, n. sg. m. , Śikṣ 49.16 ; AsP 243.10 . See also kilāsitā, akilāsin, °sitā ; and kilāsa .