saSakya
sa-śakya , adj. ( sa- , q.v. , with śakya), possible : neha punaḥ saśakyaṃ labdhuṃ nareṇekṣurasaṃ pradhānam Śikṣ 110.19 ( vs ), it is impossible for a man here to obtain the excellent juice of the sugarcane . Cf. Pali sasakkaṃ, which needs further study; Childers , citing only from (the Lex. ) Abhidhānappadīpikā, renders certainly ; PTSD as much as one can ; on MN i.415.36 sasakkaṃ na karaṇīyaṃ [Page587-a] comm. iii.128.23 glosses ekaṃsen' eva (supporting Childers ) na kātabbaṃ; on MN i.515.1 sasakkaṃ (brahmacariyaṃ na vaseyya), comm. iii.226.15 glosses ekaṃ satthe nipāto, prob. also intending the same (read ekaṃsatthe).