saMkrama
saṃkrama , ( 1 ) m. ( cf. next two; to saṃ-kram- in mg. transmigrate , recorded for Pali saṃkamati), passage from one existence to another, transmigration : LV 419.19 ( vs ), see s.v. saṃskāra 1; sthāpita-°ma ity ucyate 428.17 (prose), he (Buddha) is called the one who has arrested transmigration ; cyuti-°maḥ Mvy 2986 ; ( 2 ) m. or nt. , a high number: m. , Mvy 7717 , = Tib. sbar yas ; nt. , Mvy 7843 (so read with v.l. and Mironov , text saṃgramaṃ) = Tib. id. , cited from Gv 133.4 (in Gv 105.23 corruptly śakra).