paripAcayati
paripācayati (= Pali °pāceti), ( 1 ) causes (food) to be cooked (for someone else): bhikṣuṇī-paripācita, (food) which a nun has instigated (a layman) to have cooked (for a monk; he must not accept it) Prāt 508.9 ; Mvy 8451 (= Pali Vin. iv.67.1, 19 ); ( 2 ) ripens (grain etc. ): (nānāsasyaphaloṣadhīḥ) °cayati Suv 166.10 ; ( 3 ) fig. , ripens, brings to maturity (in religious sense): object sattvān, expressed or understood, °cayati Kv 14.8 ; 21.21 ; °cya, ger. , Samādh 8.18 ; sattvān paripācayamānān Gv 249.9 ( mid. , maturing themselves , or as pass. , perh. to be read °pācyamānan, being matured ); (bodhisattvas) °cayati Kv 63.14 ; (tvaṃ, addressed to a bodhisattva) … samyaksaṃbodhau paripācitaḥ AsP 493.12 ; (kuśalamūlāni) paripācayeyam Divy 125.1 .