I just ran that word through both of those dictionaries,

both had problems with it unsuprisingly, but with the little that I know
about compounding, tweaking with the first few words in the DPR
dictionary, it impressively was able to recognize:

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t.ha-na: place; locality; condition; reason; office; cause; standing up;
stay. (nt.)
pariyut.t.ha-na: outburst; prepossession. (nt.)
abhinivesa: inclination; tendency. (m.)
anusaya: proclivity; a dormant disposition. (m.)


those 4 words from that rest of that compound-monstrosity were
recognized by DPR without me having to tweak the search word. Impressive.

CST4 on the other hand, as a beginner I would have had no shot at all
finding the last 4 words by splitting the compound search word in
different places and figuring out /guessing which lost vowels to add
back in to make it a recognizable individual word.


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