Early Monastic Buddhism v1.c15.s2.23

v1.c15.s2.23

(iv) in 22 indriyas (faculties latent in a being) (Cf. Abhi. Kośa, I, 48—transl., p. 101).
(1) cakkhu (eye)
(2) sota (ear)
(3) ghāna (nose)
(4) jivhā (tongue)
(5) kāya (body)
(6) mano (mind)
(7) itthi (femininity)
(8) purusa (masculinity)
(9) jivita (vitality, āyu)
(10) sukha (pleasing physically)
(11) dukkha (displeasing physically)
(12) somanassa (i.e. cetasikam sukham, see Vibhaṅga, p. 85, pleasing mentally)
(13) domanassa (displeasing mentally)
(14) upekkhā (neither pleasant nor unpleasant)
(15) saddhā (self-confidence)
(16) viriya (energy)
(17) sati (watchfulness)
(18) samādhi (concentration of mind)
(19) paññā (knowledge)
(20) aññātaññassāmīti (determination to know what is unknown)
(21) aññā (determination to know)
(22) aññātāvi (determination to know the highest)