eka-magga
, m., 1. a path (big enough) for oneperson only, i.e. narrow; 2. one and the same path, way;
the one and only path, way; — 1. dve ~ena na gacchan-
ti, Sv 523,29; — 2. ~ena dve agacchantā nānā-disāsu
pakkamiṁsu, Ps IV 35,12; Māraparisā disā vidisā pa-
īāyi, dve ~ena gatā nāma n' atthi, Ja I 74,21 = Ap-a
79,33; — ekâyano ti~o, Ps I 229,17 = Spk III 177,10 ≠
226,1; ekâyano ayaṁ bhikkhave maggo ti ettha ~o
ayaṁ . . . maggo na dvedhā pathabhūto, Ps I 229,21 (ad
M I 55,32) = Spk III 177,15 (ad S III 141,10); — °-ka-
thā, f., the discourse about the one and only path, way
(the title of Kv XVIII 5 = 563,22—565,28); Buddha
ekena maggena cattāri sāmaññaphalāni sacchikarontī ti
pavattā ~ā, Moh 275,14; — °-bhūta, mfn., being the one
and only path, way;maggaṁ pajānātī ti ekâyana-saṁ-
khātaṁ ~aṁmaggaṁ pajānāti, Spk III 226,3.
