upAdiyati
upādiyati, °dīyati (= Pali upādiyati; see ādiyati ), takes, assumes (a burden): Mv i.89.17 (prāpyaṃ ca bhāraṃ) na upādiyanti, aprāpyaṃ ca bhāraṃ upādīyitvā … (by em. ; see s.v. prāpya ); takes (someone as wife, both acc. ), Mv i.233.7 yadi mama ( acc. ) bhāryām upādīyasi ( Senart °diyasi), and forms with upādi- 233.11, 17 ; 234.8 ; gets (evil states of existence, bhava), Mv i.293.1 na te bhavāṃ aṣṭa upādiyanti; takes to, clings to, assumes (any kind of worldly existence; opp. to parinirvāyati), Mv iii.447.6 prajānanto kiṃcil loke na upādīyati, anupādīyanto pratyātmam eva parinirvāyati; (the saṃskāras) ib. 17 yo imāṃ ca saṃskārān nikṣipati anyāṃ ca upādīyati (anyatra, Senart adds from 448.6 ); similarly 448.5 . In a number of these passages the mss. are seriously corrupt, but in all there seems to be no doubt that this verb (with long ī or short i) is intended. Cf. upādāna, °dāya, anupādāya .