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vyuttiṣṭhati, °te (in some of these senses = Pali vuṭṭhahati, vuṭṭhāti; none, seemingly, in Skt. ), ( 1 ) returns, comes back (safe from a sea-voyage): (mahāsamudro bahvādīnavo …, bahavo) 'vataranty alpā °ṭhanti Divy 35.22 ( cf. vyutpadyati 1); ( 2 ) returns (to normal life), comes out (from meditative seclusion): pratisaṃlayanād ( q.v. ) vyutthāya Av i.242.11 ; ii.69.6 , etc. , in the cliché of the Buddha about to preach; also (ekaikasmin sūcīpradeśe) aṣṭau vimokṣān samāpadyate ca vyuttiṣṭhate ca Av ii.69.2 , with each stitch of the needle he attained by meditation the 8 vimokṣa and (from that meditation) came back (to his sewing), Speyerʼs note ; ( 3 ) recovers , as from illness or weariness: tasmād glānyād ( ms. glānād, twice) vyutthitas Av ii.87.11 ; 125.8 ; ( 4 ) arises, sets out on a journey; vyutthito bhavati, lit. becomes arisen , i.e. makes ready and starts (a journey): yad vyutthitā bhavatha ( 104.6 °to bhavasi) nopaveṣṭavyaṃ śīghram āgantavyam Av ii.103.9 ; 104.6 .