IryA
īryā or iryā (chiefly the latter, semi- MIndic , has been noted; = Pali and AMg. iriyā) = the much commoner īryā-patha (or iryā°), deportment, behavior , particularly good, dignified, proper deportment : Mv i.302.10 iryaṃ ( mss. , Senart īryāṃ) paśyitvā (of a Pratyekabuddha); iii.60.9 (kalyāṇā) punar iyaṃ pravrajitasya iryā ( Senart īryā); 92.10 iryā ( Senart īryā); LV 115.2 ( vs ) teṣa (gods) yathā ca iryā; 116.7 ( vs ) yatha irya netra vimalāprabha, since he possesses proper deportment and an eye of pure splendor (so better than taking irya-netra as cpd. with Foucaux ); 330.12 ( vs ) īryāṃ (no v.l. in mss. ) caryāṃ ca prekṣate, he (Bodhisattva) regards (considers duly) proper deportment and conduct ; MSV ii.186.10 (prose) tayā īryayā caryayā.