samaNgin
samaṅgin , adj. , f. °ginī or (in vs ) °gī , n. sg. (in diff. sense in late Vedic ; = Pali id. ), provided or endowed with ( instr. or in comp. ): °gī, n. sg. m. , Mv i.71.16 (dhutadharma-); ii.179.9 (upavāsa-, participating in a fast, fasting ); AsP 455.10 (bala-); Gv 386.5 ; n. sg. f. , LV 56.20 ( vs ; dhyānasukha-°gī); n. pl. m. , Mv i.266.9 ( vs , dvātriṃśa-lakṣaṇa-); iii.140.19 ( vs , pañcahi kāmaguṇehi; v.l. samanvagi, unmetr. ; see °gī-bhūta ); °gi, n. sg. m. , Mv i.206.13 = ii.10.7 ( vs , uttamalakṣaṇa-); °giṃ, acc. sg. m. , Mv i.210.2 = ii.14.1 ( vs , pravaralakṣaṇa-); °ginī, n. sg. f. , Gv 172.4—5 (mātāpitṛ-); °ginīṃ, acc. sg. f. , LV 228.5 (putreṇa, provided with a son ); °gisya, gen. sg. m. , Mv ii.178.16 (prose, mama upavāsa-, while I am undertaking a fast, fasting ).
Samaṅgin (adjective) [saṃ + aṅgin] endowed with, possessing Pp 13, 14; Ja I 303; Miln 342; Vibh-a 438. — samaṅ- {682} gibhūta, possessed of, provided with D I 36; A II 125; Snp 321; Vin I 15; Sv I 121; samaṅgi-karoti to provide with Ja VI 266, 289, 290 (cf. VI 323: akarī samaṅgiṃ).