okawwati
okaṭṭati , once avak° (see s.v. kaṭṭati ), ( 1 ) draws down (= Pali ava-, o-kaḍḍhati); Mv iii.29.13 to 30.10 , always of a water-ogre who draws down into the water creatures who come to drink ( Senart always em. °kaḍḍh°): °ati 29.13, 15 (here Senart with ms. ā-k°, but o-k° must be read), 16; °iyā ( opt. ; Senart em. °eyā) 30.8 ; °itāni, ppp. 29.17 ; °iyanti, and pres. pple. °iyanto ( pass. ), 30.3 and 4; °itum, inf. 30.10 ; avakaṭṭitum 30.6 ; ( 2 ) draws out or forth (in this sense = Pali apakaḍḍhati, but in Pali ava- and even o- occur, at least in the mss. , in this mg. also): Mv iii.34.8 dāruskandhaṃ nadīye … oruhyantam okaṭṭitum ( inf. ); 34.10 okaṭṭitaṃ ( mss. °tuṃ by error; ppp. ).