abhidhyā

1 Coveting another's property.

2 Desire, longing for in general.

E. abhi, dhye to think, and aṅ aff.

Vedānta S.: abhidhyopadeśācca (Śaṅkara: abhidhyopadeśaścā-

tmanaḥ kartṛtvaprakṛtitve gamayati so'kāmayata bahu syāṃ prajāye-

yeti tadaikṣateti ca . tatrābhidhyānapūrvikāyāḥ svātantpyapravṛtteḥ

karteti gamyate . bahu syāmiti pratyagātmaviṣayatvāt . bahubhava-

nābhidhyānasya prakṛtirityapi gamyate; Anūpanār.: so'kāmayata

bahu syāmiti svasya bahutvasaṃkalpo'bhidhyā &c.). See abhi-

dhyāna. ² Coveting another's property (in employing charms

or in scheming, or by means of a robbery). ³ Desire of

taking, in general. [Several comm. on the Amarak. give

merely the meaning: coveting another's property: paradhana-

spṛhā or paradravye viṣayaspṛhā; but Svāmin: cintāpūrvaṃ parasva-

lipsā; Rāyamukuṭa: abhicāre'bhidhyānamabhidhyā .…

parasvaviṣaye viṣayitayā spṛhā viṣayispṛhābhidhyocyate . viṣa-

yaspṛheti pāṭhe viṣayena cauryādinā spṛhetyarthaḥ; similarly Bha-

ratamalla; the Kaumudī: jighṛkṣāmātre'pyabhidhyā; Vallabha-

gaṇi on Hemach.: parasvehā dravyaviṣayavāñchā . parasve viṣaya-

spṛhetyeko doṣaḥ . cintāpūrvaṃ paradravyavāñchetyarthaḥ . yatkātyaḥ .

viṣayaprārthanābhidhyā.] E. dhyai with abhi, kṛt aff. aṅ.

f. (-dhyā)

1. Coveting another's property.

2. Desire, longing for in
general.

E. abhi, dhyai to think, and aṅ aff.

abhidhyāyāmi et abhidhyāye 1, penser, concevoir, méditer; penser à.

— Vgl. abhidhyāna .

— 1) Begehren , Verlangen.

— 2) *Begehren nach fremdem Gute.

Skt., BR 5.1019, tho commoner in Buddhist literature;

as one of the 3 akuśala karmapatha (see this) of the mind:

Mv i.107.15; LV 31.17, etc.)