paridAGa
paridāgha , m. (nowhere recorded; cf. next; Pali pariḷāha in all mgs. ), ( 1 ) hot weather : °gha-samayaḥ Prāt 517.12 (not noted in this sense in PTSD , but found in Vin. iv.117.30 pariḷāha-samaye); ( 2 ) ardent desire ( Pali kāma-pariḷāho MN i.241.5 ), kāma-paridāghā, Bhvr. , having an ardent desire for lusts , Mv ii.121.4 ; read °ghaḥ in Karmav 37.19 with ms. for text pradāśaḥ; vimuktaḥ paridāghaiḥ Mvy 401 , said of a Tathāgata, perhaps rather to mg. 3; Tib. yoṅs su gduṅ ba , which is equally ambiguous, having the same two mgs. ; ( 3 ) torment, anguish : antaḥśalyaparidāgha-jāta, see s.v. antaḥśalya ; śokaśalya-paridāghaṃ ( acc. ) Mv ii.224.4 ; rūpa-(or, in 8, vijñāna-)-pratyayā … paridāghā Mv iii.338.2, 8 ; jvara-°ghaḥ Dbh 48.19 ; dvau … °ghau (text °gho) KP 117.1, 3 ( Tib. as on Mvy 401 above; parallels vraṇa in 116.1 and glānya 118.1 indicate this mg. rather than 2).