saMkzipavikzipa
saṃkṣipa-vikṣipa , adj. ( cf. Skt. vi-kṣip-, saṃkṣip-), prob. better taken as two separate words, lit. narrow and wide, limited and extensive ; applied either to creatures (sattva) or to their thoughts (cittāni; so Foucaux ); in either case meant together to include all: (yāvanta sattva nikhilena triyadhvayuktāḥ, cittāni caitasikasaṃjñi vitarkitāni,) hīnāḥ praṇīta tatha saṃksipa vikṣipā ye, (ekasmi cittaparivarti prajāni sarvān) LV 151.(12—)14(—15) , vs , (all creatures … and their thoughts …,) low and excellent, also limited (narrow) and broad, he (the Bodhisattva) knows all of them in a single instant (‘turn of thought’) ; Tib. rgya chuṅ yaṅs pa dag , of limited extent and broad .