Dighanikaya 33.305

33.305

Iti dukavasena sāmaggirasaṃ dassetvā idāni tikavasena dassetuṃ puna ārabhi. Tattha lubbhatīti lobho. Akusalañca taṃ mūlañca, akusalānaṃ vā mūlanti akusalamūlaṃ. Dussatīti doso. Muyhatīti moho. Tesaṃ paṭipakkhanayena alobhādayo veditabbā.

Thus having shown the taste of harmony by means of dyads, he now began again in order to show it by means of triads. Therein, greed is that by which one is greedy. An unwholesome root is that which is both unwholesome and a root, or the root of unwholesome states. Hatred is that by which one hates. Delusion is that by which one is deluded. Non-greed and the rest should be understood by way of opposition to them.