prasAdanIya
prasādanīya , also prasadanīya and °niya , adj. , once (by corruption?) prāsādanīya in mss. (= Pali pasādaniya, °nīya, the latter not noted PTSD , but it occurs e.g. Pugg. 50.3 ; PTSD def. seems not happy, Childers is better, causing happiness ), cheering, gracious, pleasing , cf. prāsādika ; in the foll. citations the form is prasādanīya except as stated: applied to a past Buddha Mv i.3.4 ( Senart em. , mss. pramadanīya, prob. read prasad°!); to another person, iii.260.19 ( Senart em. °niyaṃ m.c. ); to an utterance, °yāṃ … kathāṃ i.312.9 ; to sounds, °yāḥ … śabdāḥ LV 411.9 ; to the sounds made by (auspicious) earthquakes, °yaṃ, adv. , Mv ii.10.11 ; iii.341.8 (prasadanīyaṃ); and read prasadanīyaṃ in the same cliché Mv i.207.1 where Senart prasaraṇīyaṃ but mss. prasaranīyam or prasam°; to lotuses, prasadaniyāni Mv i.238.11 (only v.l. is praśa°); to trees, iii.302.2 (here mss. prāsād°, em. Senart ); 401.21 ( v.l. prasamadanīyo, intending prasad°).