pradAsa
pradāsa (°śa) , m. (= Pali paḷāsa, see Pugg. 19.1—3 ), envious rivalry , the quality of being unwilling to see another get any advantage over oneself; M. Müller on Dharmas 69 contentiousness ; always associated with mrakṣa and īrṣyā (similarly in Pali , where comms. gloss yugaggāha, see s.v. mrakṣa ): Dharmas 30, line 4 , read °saḥ for pradānaḥ (between īrṣyā and mrakṣa); 69 (text °śaḥ); °saḥ Mvy 1964 = Tib. ḥtshig pa , burning , also of violent pain; acc. to Lévi, Karmav 37.19 and 38 note 1 (and Tib. p. 185 ) Tib. has ḥchig (read ḥtshig ?) pa for pradāśaḥ, as he prints it (but his only ms. paridāghaḥ, which corresponds to Tib. ḥtshig pa ; it follows mrakṣaḥ, as in some other passages, and is surely to be kept! cf. Śikṣ 198.8 -mrakṣa-paridāha-, and see mrakṣa ); I do not find ḥchig pa in a suitable mg. in Tib. Dictt. ; Chin. on Mvy has, as second gloss, irritation, anger (the first gloss is obscure).