tatsvaBAvEzIya
tatsvabhāvaiṣīya , m. , sc. vinaya, or nt. , with karma, (procedure of discipline) which investigates the special nature of that (accused monk), a particular type of procedure for settling disputes, one of the 7 adhikaraṇa-śamatha , q.v. : MSV ii.207.12 ( nt. ); m. , Mvy 8635 = Tib. deḥi ( of that ) ṅo bo ñid (= svabhāva, reality, entity ) tshol du ( seeking , -eṣa) gzhug par ( for entering? ) ḥos pa ( suitable ). The Pali equivalent is tassa-pāpiyyasikā, with which kiriyā is assumed to be supplied; PTSD offers no etym. ; Childers , tasya-pāpīyas-ikā; MN ii.249.1 ff. has a description, its comm. iv.49.22 f. glosses tassa puggalassa pāpussannatā, that individualʼs abundance of sin ; can the Pali be an unhistorical distortion of the orig. of the BHS form ? Or is the latter a secondary rationalization? Childers s.v. gives a description of the performance acc. to Pali tradition (the case is decided on the accused personʼs general bad behavior).