prAgBAra
prāgbhāra (see also a-prā° ), ( 1 ) adj. (= Pali pabbhāra), inclined , usually but not always at end of cpds. : lit. and physically, (vṛkṣāṇāṃ chāyā) prācīna-pravaṇā prācīna-°rā Divy 579.22 , inclining towards the east ; of an old manʼs body, bent over , with or without preceding purataḥ ( forward ): prāgbhāreṇa kāyena, Mvy 4093 , and so LV 188.2 (prose) in Lefm. ʼs text with ms. A, seemingly supported by Tib. ( lus dgu bas , with bent body , no word for purataḥ), but all other LV mss. read purataḥ-prāg°, like Mv ii.150.19 (in the same passage) purata-(so mss. , Senart em. °to-)prāgbhāro (agreeing with the subject, the old man); oftener fig. , inclined to or headed for some condition or religious entity, assoc. with nimna ( q.v. for citations) and pravaṇa; ( 2 ) m. , acc. to Tib. = bya skyibs , lit. bird-shelter, rocky overhanging crag with ledge beneath ( Das ): Mvy 5259 °raḥ (follows parvataḥ, precedes darī); 5558 kṛta-°raḥ.