khati; not in this mg. in Skt.), imitates, with gen. of person,
and usually loc. (rarely acc.) of thing: foll. by virtual
synonyms anuvidhīyate, anukaroti Mvy 8705 °ṣe anuvi-
dhīye anukaromi; Bhīk 10a.1 teṣām…śikṣāyām (see
śikṣā, 2) °se etc., as prec.; SP 55.14 °ṣase lokavināya-
kānām; Mv ii.315.2 mama ca anuśikṣitvā, and imitating
me; RP 57.14 tasya cānuśikṣitvā, 15 puṇyaraśmer anuśik-
ṣamāṇaḥ, imitating P.; Śikṣ 14.6 buddhānām °ṣiṣye, 17
tathāgatasyānuśikṣitavyam, one must imitate the T.; 40.5
bodhisattvasyānuśikṣamāṇāni; Gv 462.10 kalyāṇamitr-
ānuśikṣitā(ḥ), ppp. with active mg., having imitated…;
481.22 °ṣatho, 2 pl. impv. m.c. for °tha; with acc. of thing,
LV 422.5 (vs) anuśikṣi (ger.) tasyā mune(r) vīrya sthāmod-
gataṃ, imitating this sage in regard to exalted heroism and
power; forms in -aya-: LV 138.6 (vs) anuśikṣayi (= °ye,
1 sg.) ahaṃ pi gunesu teṣām, I too (will) imitate them in
virtues; Bhad 17 sarvajinān’ (for °nānām) anuśikṣayamāṇo,
imitating all the Jinas; Bhad 55 teṣu (v.l. teṣa; gen. pl.)
aham anuśikṣayamāṇo. These -aya- forms could all be
m.c.