Early Monastic Buddhism v2.c44.31

v2.c44.31

upassaya (=upāśraya, hermitage), i 296 upahaccaparinibbāyī (=upapadyaparinirvāyin, one who attains emancipation, immediately after rebirth), ii 172 upādāna (substratum or constituents), i 56, 63, 79 f., 90, 272 upāsaka (lay-devotee), i 111, ii 208 f. upāsikā (female lay-devotee), i 112, ii 208 f. upekkhā (equanimity), i 74, ii 287 uposatha (sabbath), i 290-1, ii 13, 209, 226 f., 250, 266 f., 276, 280 ubbāhikā (selection of a body of referees), i 319, ii 33-4 ubhatobhāgavimutta, a class of arhats, ii 86 f., 149 n., 246 uṣmā (heat of the body), i 86 ṛṣi (hymn-composer), names of, i 10 ekaccasassatika (partial eternalists), i 46, 51 f., ii 188 ekakkhaṇikacitta, (momentary thought), ii 157 ekarasa (same taste or nature), ii 167 ogha (flood of passions, =āsava), i 176 oḷārika (gross), i 85 orambhāgīya (the first five saṃyojanas, fetters, viz., sakkāyadiṭṭhi, vicikicchā, silabbataparāmāsa, kāmacchanda and vyāpāda), ii 216, 228, 238, see uddhambhāgiya osāraṇā, an ecclesiastical punishment, i 302 aupapāduka, ii 182, see upapāduka kaṅkhā (doubt), ii 41, 85 f. kathina, an ecclesiastical ceremony, i 293-4, ii 281 kappa (=kalpa, aeon), ii 73, 77, 110 kappiyakāraka (monk-officer in charge of provisions etc.), i 289 kappiyakuṭi (a house outside the compound of a monastery for storing articles for monks' use), i 285 kappiyabhūmi (the compound for kappiyakuṭi, q.v.), i 289 kamma (deed), i 24 f., 36, 145 f., ii 68 f. kammaṭṭhāna (subject of meditation), i 133 f., 232 f., 217-8, 237-9 kammavācā (the text containing directions for ecclesiastical acts), i 296, ii 250 kammavāda, i 121, 144 kammavipāka (fruition of action), i 23 karma, (actions which regulate future life) i 18, 22 f., 41, 84, ii 62, 108 f., 116, 150, 162, 193, 232