apatrāpya

2. n. (-pyam) (In Buddhistic doctrine.) One of the 108

dharmālokamukha q. v., probably: bashfulness; it leads to dis-

passion for the exterior world. E. trap with apa, kṛtya aff. ṇyat.

v.l. contains -āpya-; if correct, short -a- must be MIndic

in nature), nt. (= Pali ottappa, otappa; see under an-

apa°, otrapa, an-o°, an-otrāpin), modesty, bashfulness,

shame (rarely shame in the other sense which the word

now commonly has in English; so Av i.216.10; Śikṣ 12.1);

Av ii.167.4 (read °pya-parigṛhītaṃ as cpd.); almost always

associated with its virtual synonym hrī, Mv iii.53.1 hrī

cāpatrapyaṃ (cf. above) ca; Mvy 1569 (fourth of the

dhana, q.v., hrī being the third); and usually compounded

with it, hry-apatrāpya- LV 25.14; 27.2; 430.1; Gv

146.23; Dbh 13.18; 19.15, etc.; or hrīr-apatrāpya (q.v.

for explanation of the form) Śikṣ 136.1 (prose; here as a

reason for wearing a loin-cloth); 192.1; Karmav 89.3;

RP 28.17 (read with ms. hrīr-apatrāpya-śīla-). Cf. also

vyapatrāpya.