lABin
lābhin ( Skt. rare and recorded only ifc. ), acquiring, getting , with gen. , once loc. (lābhino bhavanti dhāraṇīṣu te sadā … RP 11.6 , vs ): pratisaṃvidāṃ lābhy abhūt SP 200.11 (prose); vimānānāṃ lābhī 349.12 (prose); bodhisattvavimokṣasya lābhinī Gv 287.8 (prose); lābhinī bhavati divyānāṃ gandhānāṃ ( etc. ) Mv i.210.18 = ii.14.19 (prose); similarly i.211.9 = ii.15.8 ; lābhī plus gens. ii.139.10 ff. ; iii.200.14 ; 201.3 ; alābhy ( masc. ) eva saṃl (= san, being one that gets nothing ) lābhy aham asmy anityasaṃjñāyā … Bhīk 26b.5—27a.1 .
Lābhin (adjective) (—°) [from labha] receiving, getting, having, possessed of M III 39 (as noun "a receiver, recipient"); A I 24; II 85; IV 400; Pp 51; Vibh 332 (nikāma°); Ja I 140. 2. one who has intuition either in reasoning (or logical argument) or psychically, and who may therefore take certain premises for granted (opposite alābhin a denier) Sv I 106, 120.