srotaApatti
srota-āpatti, srotāpatti , often written śrot°, so regularly in Mv , Divy , and mss. of Av (= Pali sotāpatti), ‘entrance into the stream’, conversion to Buddhism, the state of the srota-āpanna , the first of the four stages of Hīnayāna religious development, the others being the states of the sakṛd-āgāmin, anāgāmin , and arhant ; esp. often in comp. with -phala, the fruit of this attainment; contracted form °tāpatti regular in Mv , prose as well as vss , in other texts rare in prose ( Divy 17.21 ), used in vss where favored by meter (so, I believe, regularly in Laṅk , e.g. srota-āpatti-gati- 116.13 , prose, srotāpatti-phalaṃ, mss. śro°, 65.9 , vs ); śrota-āpatti-pratipannaḥ Mvy 5131 ; śrotāpatti-phala Mv i.175.1 ( vs ); 312.13 (prose); iii.254.11 (prose); 346.13 ( vs ); śrota-āpatti-phala Divy 46.26 ; 50.8 , etc. ; Av i.65.1 ( ms. , Speyer em. sro°) etc. , common.