manasikAra
manasi-kāra , m. (= Pali id. ; to prec. ; also manasī-, manas-kāra , qq.v. ), fixing in mind, mental concentration , ( esp. intense ) attention, thought, notice ; esp. with yoniśaḥ or ayoniśaḥ , qq.v. for examples; nāpi nirgamana-°ram utpādayanti SP 72.15 , nor do they put their minds on going out ( lit. produce putting of the mind on … ); na duḥkhamanasikāra saṃjñām utpādayanti SP 78.5 ; asmṛtya-°kāratāyai LV 34.15 , to the keeping in mind of what is not memorable ; dharma-°kāreṇa LV 179.8 ; tathāgatagauravamanasi° LV 370.1 ; manasikārāmanasikāratvāt LV 422.13 , because it cannot be reflected upon by mental reflection ; uddeśa-yoga-°kārān (°kāra-viśeṣān) (ud)gṛhya Divy 18.12, 17 ; tato 'sya bhagavatā °kāro dattaḥ Av i.284.12 , then the Lord gave him (the power of) mental concentration , and similarly 348.1 ; ii.68.10 (not any ‘task’ as Speyer renders; Feer also wrongly); nānya-°kāraḥ RP 56.17 , Bhvr. , having no other thought in mind ; evaṃrūpaiḥ saṃjñā-°kāraiḥ Dbh 56.27 ; other, miscellaneous cases, SP 103.11 ; Mv ii.278.7 ; Mvy 1926 ; LV 180.21 ; Divy 180.21 ; 236.20 ; 240.1 ; 407.3 ; Suv 7.3 ; Gv 177.3 ; 241.24 .