paYcANgika
pañcāṅgika , adj. (in general sense Skt. ), ( 1 ) ep. of tūrya (as in Pali pañcaṅgika-turiya), (instrumental music) of five kinds (listed in PTSD s.v. for Pali ): °kasya tūryasya Mv i.194.13 ; iii.229.4 ; °kaṃ tūryaṃ Karmav 87.16 ; °katūrya-śabdo 88.2 ; in view of this last, °ka-tulya-ravā Mv i.171.4 ( vs ), ep. of the Buddhaʼs voice, is doubtless to be em. to °ka-tūrya-ravā; ( 2 ) ep. of samādhi (as in Pali pañcaṅgika is ep. of jhāna; the five elements listed PTSD s.v. from Dhs 83 ; a partly different list s.v. samādhi ): ārya-pa°-samādhi-saṃpannāḥ Mv iii.321.15 , and āryamahā-pa°-samyaksamādhi-saṃpannā(ḥ) 16 (the difference, if any, is not made clear); ( 3 ) as ep. of gods, °kānāṃ ca devakoṭīnāṃ Mv iii.339.2 , mg. not clear; perhaps possessing the five ‘gentlemanly qualities’ ( Pali pañcaṅga, see s.v. aṅga ); or of five groups?