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    Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary

    p. 38, col. 2.
    antarāt (= Skt. Pali antarā; prob. false hyper-Skt.

    for this, interpreted as MIndic abl.), (1) adv., in the mean-

    time: SP 159.6 (prose); 161.9 (vs; here ed. em. °rā; Nep.

    mss. quoted 'ntarān (before k-), read doubtless °rāt;

    Kashgar rec. °re); (2) prep. with gen. and loc., between:

    atha gayāyāṃ bodhimaṇḍasya cāntarād LV 405.3, be-

    tween Gayā and the Bodhimaṇḍa; also follows yāvac ca…

    yāvac ca…, from…to, Divy 386.9--10, see yāvat (3);

    repeated, like antarā, with both nouns, and both times

    followed by ca, antarāc ca rājagṛhasyāntarāc ca gayāyā(ḥ)

    LV 246.3 (read, however, gayāyāṃ as in 405.3 above,

    with all mss. and Calc.); with antare instead of the first

    antarāt, antare ca mucilindabhavanasyāntarāc cāja-

    pālasya, between M.'s dwelling and A.'s (fig-tree), LV 380.11;

    (3) after, with gen. (not in Pali; cf. Skt. nimiṣāntarāt

    after a moment, pw s.v. antara, 2 g); SP 67.3 (prose), mss.

    mamāntarād (so read) or °raṃ, after me; KN em. mamāt-

    antaram, intending mamānan°; WT em. mamottaram;

    Tib. cited by WT as (ṅaḥi) ḥog tu, after (me).