need definitions

[Cittasanto]

hi 4 words I can not find a dirrect translation for

Aha¤¤eveko
anatãto,
anatãtà'ti
tassa

any ideas

[seanpdx]

hi 4 words I can not find a dirrect translation for

Aha¤¤eveko
anatãto,
anatãtà'ti
tassa

any ideas

tassa is a third-person genitive pronoun.
Where do you find the other three? I don't know what font you're using to display them, but they don't render properly for me. =/

[Cittasanto]

hi 4 words I can not find a dirrect translation for

Aha¤¤eveko
anatãto,
anatãtà'ti
tassa

any ideas

tassa is a third-person genitive pronoun.
Where do you find the other three? I don't know what font you're using to display them, but they don't render properly for me. =/

hi Sean,
that was a direct cut and paste job there but I have had a little play with the character map and think I have these correct!

anatīto
anatītā'ti
ahaññeveko

http://www.metta.lk/tipitaka/2Sutta-Pit ... ggo-p.html
these are from the five subjects for frequent recollection.

[seanpdx]

hi 4 words I can not find a dirrect translation for

Aha¤¤eveko
anatãto,
anatãtà'ti
tassa

any ideas

tassa is a third-person genitive pronoun.
Where do you find the other three? I don't know what font you're using to display them, but they don't render properly for me. =/

hi Sean,
that was a direct cut and paste job there but I have had a little play with the character map and think I have these correct!

anatīto
anatītā'ti
ahaññeveko

http://www.metta.lk/tipitaka/2Sutta-Pit ... ggo-p.html
these are from the five subjects for frequent recollection.

Ahhh. Much better. Now they look like real words. =D The font used at metta.lk doesn't render properly for me either.

The first two would appear to be declensions of atīta, with a prefix of "an-". The "ti" after "anatītā" denotes a quotation.

I'm guessing ahaññeveko comes from the root hana(-ti,-na), but I'm too busy at the moment to look at it in context. =(

[cooran]

Jarā-dhammomhi jaraṃ anatīto.
I am subject to aging. Aging is unavoidable.

Byādhi-dhammomhi byādhiṃ anatīto.
I am subject to illness. Illness is unavoidable.

Maraṇa-dhammomhi maraṇaṃ anatīto.
I am subject to death. Death is unavoidable.

Sabbehi me piyehi manāpehi nānā-bhāvo vinā-bhāvo.
I will grow different, separate from all that is dear & appealing to me.

Kammassakomhi kamma-dāyādo kamma-yoni kamma-bandhu kamma-paṭisaraṇo.
I am the owner of my actions, heir to my actions, born of my actions, related through my actions, and live dependent on my actions.

Yaṃ kammaṃ karissāmi kalyāṇaṃ vā pāpakaṃ vā tassa dāyādo bhavissāmi.
Whatever I do, for good or for evil, to that will I fall heir.

Evaṃ amhehi abhiṇhaṃ paccavekkhitabbaṃ.
We should often reflect on this.
http://www.accesstoinsight.org/lib/auth ... nting.html

[piotr]

Hi,

I'm guessing ahaññeveko comes from the root hana(-ti,-na), but I'm too busy at the moment to look at it in context. =(

It seems to me that it's wrong guess. Ahaññeveko = ahaṃ + eva + eko (I only one). The whole passage goes like this:

Na kho ahaññeveko jarādhammo jaraṃ anatīto = Indeed, I'm not the only one subject to aging, (who has) not transgressed aging.

[seanpdx]

Hi,

I'm guessing ahaññeveko comes from the root hana(-ti,-na), but I'm too busy at the moment to look at it in context. =(

It seems to me that it's wrong guess. Ahaññeveko = ahaṃ + eva + eko (I only one). The whole passage goes like this:

Na kho ahaññeveko jarādhammo jaraṃ anatīto = Indeed, I'm not the only one subject to aging, (who has) not transgressed aging.

Ha! That's what I get for guessing. *grin*

[Cittasanto]

Hi,

I'm guessing ahaññeveko comes from the root hana(-ti,-na), but I'm too busy at the moment to look at it in context. =(

It seems to me that it's wrong guess. Ahaññeveko = ahaṃ + eva + eko (I only one). The whole passage goes like this:

Na kho ahaññeveko jarādhammo jaraṃ anatīto = Indeed, I'm not the only one subject to aging, (who has) not transgressed aging.

Thanks all!
those words were doing my head in! although I have never seen a deffinition for tassa so wasn't sure of the precise definition, if it had more than one meaning etc.

[Cittasanto]

Hi Cooran,
it is the sutta found here,
http://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka ... .than.html
this will definitely teach me to not try & translate again, although, I will be modest and say I am not doing to bad a job, so far, mainly due to the file I got the pali for the main sutta from. I am afraid it is the smaller quotes I am really having difficulty with