There is also this from the Khuddakapaṭha-aṭṭhakathā (Pj I 24):
Tattha byañjanato tāva veraṃ maṇatīti veramaṇī, veraṃ pajahati, vinodeti,
byantīkaroti, anabhāvaṃ gametīti attho. Viramati vā etāya karaṇabhūtāya
veramhā puggaloti, vikārassa vekāraṃ katvā veramaṇī.
Jim
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Subject: Re: [palistudy] About: maṇati
Dear Huynh Trong Khanh,
I found this in the Dhātumālā (part of Saddanīti):
Maṇa cāge. Veraṃ maṇatīti veramaṇi.
You can look up the meanings under "cajati", also under Skt. tyajati. The
meaning is to abandon, give up, renounce, sacrifice, etc. which is not so
different from vināsati. Another root maṇ has the meaning of to sound
(sadde).
Best,
Jim
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Subject: [palistudy] About: maṇati
Dear all,
When looking up the Vinaya Commentary for the word "Veramaṇī", I have faced
the strange word "maṇati" that I could not find in dictionary. I tried to
derive its meaning, but there was not so much progress for me.