Alan McClure wrote:

>
> p.s. on a related note, am I correct in glossing "sa.laayatana.m" in
> the sentence: "naamaruupapaccayaa sa.laayatana.m" as a bahubbiihi?
> My reasoning is that I assume the compound should be plural but is
> only singular to agree with the non-specified "being" who has the six
> sense bases.
>

Dear All,

I answered my own question regarding the post script. Dr. Warder points
out in his section on digu compounds that a digu can either be "a neuter
singular (collective) or a plural (individual) of the gender of the
second member."

He gives "sa.laayatana.m" as an example of the neuter singular
(collective). So, it would appear to be a simple digu and not a
bahubbiihi.

With metta,

Alan