trisAhasramahAsAhasra
tri-sāhasra-mahāsāhasra , adj. m. or (°rā) f. , or in comp. , with lokadhātu (which in BHS is both m. and f. , in Pali app. only f. ; cf. Pali sahassī, see BHS tri-sāhasrī , also ti-, mahā-, which acc. to Childers are synonyms in Pali ; no numeral mahāsahasra seems recorded in BHS and it is not clear what precise mg. , if any, attaches to mahāsāhasra; in Mvy 7999 ff. and Mmk 343.16 ff. mahā cpd. with other numbers means ten times the number), (world system) consisting of a ‘triple thousand great thousand’ (worlds): °ra-lokadhātu, cpd. , LV 319.3 ; 377.4 ; Suv 8.6, 9 ; 86.4 ; masc. forms, °ro, °raṃ ( acc. ), etc. , Mvy 226 ; 3044 ; LV 276.19 ; 393.18 ; 405.2 ; 410.12, 22 ; Mv i.40.6 ; ii.300.16 ( mss. ); 301.2, 8 ( mss. ); 349.3 ( mss. ; prec. by fem. adj. ); Divy 68.23 ; 139.3 ; 158.6 ; 266.14 ; 367.21 ; Av i.5.10 ; 11.8 etc. ; Samādh 8.9 ; 19.6 ; RP 2.11 ; fem. forms, Mv i.214.12 = ii.17.11 °rāyāṃ °dhātūyāṃ ( loc. ); ii.281.16 ; 301.12 ; 314.10 ; Suv 87.6 °rāyāṃ °dhātau; Śikṣ 138.10 id. ; see also trisahasra , and items here adjoining.