NP 25 cīvaraacchindanasikkhāpadaṃ¶
yo pana bhikkhu bhikkhussa sāmaṃ cīvaraṃ datvā kupito anattamano acchindeyya vā acchindāpeyya vā, nissaggiyaṃ pācittiyaṃ.¶
| pāḷi | pos | grammar | case | meaning | meaning_lit | root | base | construction | compound_type | compound_construction |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| yo | pron | masc nom sg of ya | whichever, whoever | |||||||
| pana | ind | then, now, so, but | ||||||||
| bhikkhu | noun | masc nom sg, from bhikkhati, comp | monk, monastic | beggar, mendicant | √bhikkh (beg) | √bhikkh + u | ||||
| bhikkhussa | noun | masc dat sg of bhikkhu, from bhikkhati | to a monk, monastic | beggar, mendicant | √bhikkh (beg) | √bhikkh + u | ||||
| sāmaṃ | ind | adv, acc sg of sa | by oneself | sa + āmaṃ | ||||||
| cīvaraṃ | noun | nt acc sg of cīvara | robe, robe-cloth | cloth | ||||||
| datvā | verb | abs of dadāti, deti | having given | √dā (give) | √dā + tvā | |||||
| kupito | pp | masc nom sg of kuppati | angered, upset, annoyed | shaken | √kup (shake, be angry) | √kup + ita | ||||
| anattamano | adj | masc nom sg of anattamana, comp | displeased, annoyed, unhappy | not own mind | na + atta + mana | kammadhāraya | na + attamana | |||
| - an | ind | neg | not | na > an | ||||||
| - atta | noun | masc | self, oneself | |||||||
| - mano | noun | masc nom sg of manas | mind | √man (think) | √man + as | |||||
| acchindeyya | verb | opt 3rd sg of acchindati | he would snatch back | cut back | √chid (cut, steal) | √chid + ṃa > chinda | ā + chinda + ti | |||
| vā | ind | conj | or, either or | |||||||
| acchindāpeyya | verb | opt 3rd sg of acchindāpeti | he would make someone snatch back | cause to cut back | √chid (cut, steal) | √chid + ṃa + āpe > chindāpe | ā + chindāpe + ti | |||
| vā | ind | conj | or, either or | |||||||
| nissaggiyaṃ | ptp | nt nom sg of nissaggiya | involving relinquishment | to be given up | √sajj (relinquish, let loose) | ni + √sajj > sagg + iya | ||||
| pācittiyaṃ | noun | nt nom sg of pācittiya | +loc | offence requiring confession, offence involving expiation | ||||||
| If any monk, having himself given a robe to a monk, being angry (and) displeased, should snatch (it) back or should make someone snatch (it) back, this is an offence requiring relinquishment and confession. | ||||||||||
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