suKasaMsparSa
sukhasaṃsparśa , adj. Bhvr. (= Pali sukhasaṃphassa, in Dhs. 648 in physical sense), providing pleasant contacts , either in physical or in social sense (the distinction being not always certain): physical, pleasant to touch (as certainly in Pali above), prob. Mvy 7154 = Tib. reg na bde ba ; and °śa-vihāratā SP 301.1 (prose), following alpābādhatā mandaglānatā, hence prob. primarily physical, state of dwelling in pleasant contacts , tho it may also be partly social; certainly purely social, agreeable to associate with , in lists of complimentary epithets of princes Mv i.350.6 ; ii.64.16 (here between nivāta and pūrvālāpin , qq.v. ; in ii.423.19 sukhasaṃvāsa , q.v. ). See also next.