virAgayati
virāgayati ( denom. to virāga; = Pali virāgeti; very rare in Skt. ; opp. to, and often used with, ārāgayati , q.v. ; cf. a-virāgayati ; Skt. vi-rādh- also approaches this in mg. , as Skt. ārādhayati = ārāg° , and saṃrādhayati resembles saṃrāg° ), ( 1 ) is averse to, offends, displeases (usually a Buddha, or some worthy entity, acc. ): °yati Mvy 2395 ; opt. °yeyaṃ (with neg. ) Divy 23.20 ; 133.15 ; 192.16 ; Av i.287.9 ( ms. virāmayeyaṃ); °yema Bbh 271.5 ; °yi (1 sg. opt. ) Bhad 24 ; ppp. °gita (the object being made into subject nom. ) Divy 131.6 ; 135.20 ; 233.20 ; Vaj 35.3 (but Kashgar version , Pargiter ap. Hoernle MR 187.7 , virādhitā(ḥ), the ‘correct’ Skt. equivalent); sā te … ārāgayitavyā na virāgayitavyā ( gdve. ) Bhīk 31b.3 ; ( 2 ) turns away from = avoids, gets rid of ( cf. ārāgayati in meaning attains ): tiryagyoniṃ virāgya Av i.291.14 ; °niṃ virāgayiṣyatha MSV i.58.3 ; abhidhyāṃ ca virāgayan Av ii.69.9 ; ( 3 ) in caus. sense, makes (the mind, cittaṃ) averse (from, abl. ): cittaṃ virāgaya Av i.272.11 (pariṣkārāc); 291.9 (nidhānāc); ppp. without cittaṃ and without dependent, used absolutely, (buddhāḥ) virāgitā(ḥ) RP 59.8 turned away (from the world).