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    Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary

    ☞ p. 60, col. 2.
    abhyantarāgra , adj., with tips (directed) inward (and

    roots outward), said of the grass ground-cover spread by

    the Bodhisattva for himself at the Bodhi-tree: LV 289.12

    °graṃ bahirmūlaṃ…tṛṇasaṃstaraṇaṃ saṃstīrya; in the

    corresponding passages Mv ii.131.14 and 268.2 read

    abhyantarāgraṃ (in the first Senart anyatarāgra, re-

    portedly with one ms., v.l. °graṃ; in the second Senart

    abhyantarāgre, with mss.; in both the following noun is

    tṛṇasaṃstaraṃ; has bahirmūlaṃ been accidentally lost

    in the Mv text?).