§ 3.54 (Pali avakkamati, okk°; in Skt. in this sense only
of entering the womb, conception; so Caraka, pw 2.111;
so LV 39.8 kukṣāv avakrāmeyaṃ; Mv i.205.5 etc.), enters
(a condition or state): Gv 460.3 (see s.v. -avakrāma) gdve.
avakramitavyaḥ; LV 180.6 sattveṣu ca mahākaruṇām
avakrāmati sma; in Mv i.51.3 (prose) okrami (aor.) has
as its subject, not goal, mahākāruṇaṃ (sattveṣu), great
compassion entered into him (gen.); yakṣagraho ukrami
(§ 3.54) teṣa kāye SP 95.8 (vs); enters into, realizes (dharma,
true religion; cf. Pali dhammassa avakkanti, see CPD),
dharmam avakrāntaḥ MSV iii.62.11; middham (sleep)
avakrānto Divy 579.20; avakrāmayati, formally caus.,
could by a forced interpretation be taken to mean allows
(e.g. compassion, or sluggishness) to enter (into himself),
but prob. more realistically to be taken as meaning the
same as the simplex, enters into (a state): LV 400.14
(prose) mahākaruṇām avakrāmayati, and in same context
Mv iii.318.15 °ṇāṃ okrāmetvā; RP 56.17 styānamiddhaṃ
nāvakrāmitavān, and similarly 57.11; note close resem-
blance to passages using the simplex, above.