manuzyaka
manuṣyaka , adj. and subst. m. ( Pali manussaka, adj. , is cited by Childers from ‘Kh’ = Khuddakapāṭha ‘14’, but I cannot find the occurrence; Pali a-manussaka, CPD ), ( 1 ) adj. , of men, human : manuṣyakā (so mss. , Senart em. mā°) kāmāṃ ( acc. pl. ) Mv ii.405.8 ( vs ), human desires ; [sarvāṇi deva-manuṣyakāṇi ( of gods and men ; but here mss. °ṣyāṇi, em. Senart ) chattrasahasrāṇi Mv i.264.3 (prose);] (-vimānāni) divya-manuṣyakāṇi Sukh 63.4 (prose); manuṣyako bhavati narasya rājā Śikṣ 308.7 ( vs ); ( 2 ) m. , man : bhavanto °kā apy … Divy 309.20 (prose).