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    Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary

    p. 25, col. 2.
    anivartiya, anivartya (= Pali anivattiya; in BHS

    the form in -tiya may be only m.c. for °tya, which mss.

    give in a prose occurrence; see also anivarta, °tin, °tika,

    and s.vv. avivart(i)ya, avinivartya, avaivartika, all

    equivalent in mg.), not liable to turning back: anivartyā-

    dhyāśayā Mv i.87.10 (prose; all mss.; Senart em. °tiyā°),

    of Bodhisattvas in 2d bhūmi; resumes anivartādhyāśayāś

    (see anivarta) of 85.8, and cf. 87.12, next passage;

    anivartiyās Mv i.87.12 (vs; Senart's em. for °tiyas, °tayas;

    see s.v. anivartin; n. pl., with adhyāśayāḥ); anivartiyā(ḥ)

    Mv i.102.6; 105.16 (both vss), of Bodhisattvas in 8th and

    succeeding bhūmis; Dbh.g. 10(346).17, of Bodhisattvas in 3d

    bhūmi; in prose Dbh 30.29 avinivarta-, q.v.; in Gv 331.3

    read -yācanakasaṃtarpaṇānivartya-vīryavegaḥ or with 2d

    ed. °tarpaṇāvivartya° (1st ed. °paṇāni vartya°, °vegā).