Re: JatakaA

From: L.S. Cousins
Message: 1715
Date: 2006-03-27

Ven. Yuttadhammo,

Yes, I understand similarly to Jim.

I think this must be the suuna in asisuunaa - according to CPD
'butcher's knife and chopping block'. CPD also cites Ja V 303,30
where the commentary explains as = ga.n.dikaa.

Lance Cousins

>2)
>
>eko seno ***suunaphalakato*** ma.msapesi.m gahetvaa aakaasa.m pakkhandi.
>
>What is the meaning of suunaphalakato?  phalaka is a board or plank, but a
>swollen one? :D
>
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Lance

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