not happy.
2. n. (-tam) (In the Sāṅkhya philosophy.) The reverse
of pramudita q. v., a technical term to denote the incapacity
of removing the pains that are produced by any created
beings viviparous, oviparous, generated by heat and moisture
or springing from the soil (as men, beasts, tame and wild,
birds, reptiles, gnats, musquitoes, lice, bugs, fish, alliga-
tors, trees, stones &c.), by not attending for this purpose
a holy teacher (the removal of such pains being required
for the attainment of final liberation); it is amongst the
seventeen buddhibadha or obstructions of intellect one of the
eight which are the converse of the siddhi or perfections.
For the other terms of this category see atāra (Supple-
ment), atāratāra (Supplement), apramoda, apramodamāna,
aramyaka, asadāpramudita, asutāra. E. a neg. and pramudita.