uddhi
, m. [ts.], the (two) parts of a cart (yāna)between axle and body, with (on each) two pegs
(khāṇuka) projecting below the axle (so that when the
two wheels are removed and the cart is put on the ground
it rests on four akkh'uddhis or uddhi-khāṇukas: Sp
335,17-27 (in disquisition on offences by moving a cart
in different ways in order to steal the goods on it):
cakkāni apanetvā . . . bhūmiyaṁ ṭhapitassa
(yānassa) dhurena ca catuhi ca akkh'~īhi pati-
ṭṭhita-vasena pañca ṭhānāni: (1) taṁ dhure gahetvā
kaḍḍhato ~īnaṁ pacchim'antehi purim'ante atik-
kante pārājikaṁ, (2) ~īsu gahetvā kaḍḍhato . . . ,
(3) passe gahetvā kaḍḍnat° ~īnaṁ yeva tiriyaṁ
patiṭṭhita-ṭṭhānassa atikkamena pārājikaṁ, (4)
majjhe gahetvā . . . , (5) atha °-khāṇukā na honti,
samam eva bhāgaṁ katvā majjhe vijjhitvā akkha-
sīsāni pavesitāni honti . . . ; — ... akkh'~īnaṁ
dhurassā ti pañca ṭhānāni dīpaye, ~īsu vā gahetvā
taṁ ṭhānā cāveti ce, Vin-vn 142; — ifc. akkh°
(above); — °-khāṇuka, m., see above.
