>
> In another context, about the latent tendencies, anusaya, and a person who
>has these, I read:
><evaruupa.m saanusayata.m sandhaaya `aamantaa'ti vutta.m.> Here it seems
>that someone says welcome to some else who has the same inclinations. He
>says, invited.

I'm not exactly sure what this is about, but it looks like it says
something more along the lines of 'with reference to (sandhaaya) one
possessing such a tendancy, 'aamantaa' is said.' This might be
explaining the scope of reference of the word aamanta in a previous
sentence. It would be interesting if you could post the entire
passage.

hope this helps,

/Rett