nErmARika
nairmāṇika , f. °kā or °kī , adj. (= nirm°; from nirmāṇa plus -ika), related to magic creation ; usually, created by magic : °kenāgninā Divy 186.26 ; °kaṃ kāyaṃ Laṅk 73.9 (see nirmāṇa-kāya ; but in same vs 276.10 nairvāṇikaṃ , q.v. ); of a class of Buddhas, contrasted with vipāka- stha, Laṅk 34.2 or vaipākika 283.4, 11 , magically created as against naturally developed ; as ep. of ṛddhi, f. °kā Bbh 55.21 , or °kī 58.20 ; 63.23 ff. , that kind of magic (ṛddhi) which creates something out of nothing (nirvastukam 63.23 ), as opposed to pāriṇāmika, °kī , that which is based on or involves alteration, transformation of things which have a ‘real’, natural existence. See next.