samudAgama · masculine
samudāgama , m. ( cf. prec. and Pali id. , Jāt. i.2.3 , where mg. is not clear), ( 1 ) approach (to), arrival (at), attainment (of) , a religious goal, esp. enlightenment, which is to be understood when no goal is specifically named: °maḥ Mvy 6843 (for Tib. see s.v. °gata ); jñātvā °maṃ ( mss. °ma-)saṃbodhau Mv i.3.6 ; paramo hi °ma īśvarāṇām i.135.15 ( vs ), attainment (of enlightenment); samyaksaṃbuddhānāṃ °maḥ so 'pi lokottaro 159.4 (prose); the seventh of seven mahattvāni of the mahāyāna (of bodhisattvas), Bbh 297.20 ff. (°ma-mahattvaṃ saivānuttarā samyaksaṃbodhiḥ; yasyātmabhāva-°masyānyaḥ ātmabhāva-°maḥ samo nāsti, kutaḥ punar uttari … ṣaṇ mahattvāni hetubhūtāni °gama-mahattvasya; tat punar ekaṃ °gama-mahattvaṃ phalasthānīyam eṣāṃ ṣaṇṇāṃ veditavyaṃ); Bbh 385.13 ; pratyekabuddhayāna-sam° Dbh 56.12 ; yo 'py ayaṃ … ṣaṭpāramitā-°mo Śikṣ 97.6 ; pāramitā-sam° (also) Dbh 17.15 , and see Dbh 56.28 s.v. samudāgacchati ; yathā puṇyajñāna-°gamāya saṃbhavati SP 132.2 (prose), so that it results in attainment of … ; ye jñāna-pāramitā-caryā-prakāra-pravicaya-praveśa-saṃbhava-°gamā(ḥ) Gv 248.23 ; ( 2 ) SP 92.6 ( vs ) samudāgamas tṛṣṇa dukhasya saṃbhavaḥ could be rendered craving is the origin, the source, of misery ; no v.l. is cited but WT em. to samudāgatā on the basis of Chin. renderings, which seem to agree with Tib. , sred pa kun ḥbyuṅ las ni sdug bsṅal skye , [Page572-b] app. when craving has arisen, misery arises . But more likely tṛṣṇa, m.c. for tṛṣṇā, is gen. ( § 9.67 ): the origin of misery is the arising of craving , which accords with Chin. and Tib.
rising; product
Samudāgama [saṃ + ud + āgama] beginning Ja I 2. {688}
(masc, masc) rising, product [lit.] going up here together