aṇṇāya; from Skt. ajñāta, in MIndic stranger), belonging
to another or others; the word was unhistorically Sktized
by association with anya, other: Mv i.346.11 ff. (repeatedly),
e.g. adinnam anyātakaṃ śālim, rice belonging to others
and not given (by them). In MSV iv. 107.11 spelled anyā-
dakam (ed. em. ajñātakaṃ); Tib. (Dutt, 108 n. 1) gzan
gi, of another (anya!).