samuttAraRa
samuttāraṇa ( cf. uttārayati ), the carrying thru to the end : (tatra ca … Sujātā … Bodhisattvasya duṣkaracaryāṃ) carata ādita eva Bodhisattvasya vratatapaḥsamuttāraṇārthaṃ ( Tib. brtul zhugs , = vrata, daṅ dkaḥ thub , = tapas, ñams ḥog tu chud par bya ba daṅ ) śarīrasyāpy āyatanahetoś ca pratidivasam aṣṭaśataṃ brāhmaṇānāṃ bhojayati sma LV 265.12 ; the passage is not entirely clear to me in either Skt. or Tib. ; Foucaux interprets uttāraṇa and its Tib. rendering as interruption, departure from ; I render: Now Sujātā, from the very beginning of the time when the B. was performing austerities, in order to bring the B. ʼs vows and penance to a successful conclusion, and also for the sake of support of the body (whose body?), fed every day 800 brahmans . (And she made an earnest wish: ‘Upon eating my food, may the B. attain supreme enlightenment’.)