rasAgra
rasāgra (only noted Mv ii.478.18 , perhaps hapl. for rasarasāgra), rasarasāgra , subst. and adj. Bhvr. , also adj. rasarasāgrin , and subst. °sāgratā , (state of, possessing) excellent taste or flavor , lit … best taste of tastes (the Pali equiv. is rasagga-saggi, adj. , or °ggi-tā, not °ta as stated PTSD ; the meaning of the -s- in -saggi is obscure; Skt. sa-?); applied both to food and to persons: of food, āhāro siddho … na me kadācid edṛśo rasāgro … svāditapūrvo Mv ii.478.18 (rasāgro could be subst. or Bhvr. adj. ), I have never before tasted (food containing?) such excellent flavor ; (divya-, or divyai) rasarasāgropeta, adj. with āhāra, or once with piṣṭaka, Kv 30.18 (misprinted rasārasā°); 44.2—3, 11 ; 48.2 ; 54.4 (misprinted rasarāsogrope°); 56.3 ; 60.23 (in all these rasarasāgra must be subst. ); adj. Bhvr. , said of the Bodhisattva by Gopā, hā mama rasārasāgrā LV 234.21 ( vs ; mss. rasa°, Lefm. em. m.c. ); rasarasāgriṇaḥ, n. pl. , said of Buddhas, among the 32 lakṣaṇa, Mv ii.306.4 [Page454-a] (by em. but sound); °sāgra-tā, abstr. , Mvy 245 etc. , 21st of the 32 lakṣaṇa , q.v.