uddhumāta
, mfn. and subst. n. [sa. uddhmāta,pp. of ud-dham], 1. adj. swollen, bloated (abscess, boil),
figuratively: by pride, joy, anger; particularly and most
frequently: by decomposition (corpse); 2. m. a bloated
corpse as an object of asubha meditation (in this meaning
generally uddhumātaka q.v.); — 1. gaṇḍo pi asuciṁ
paggharati °-paripakka-paribhinna (swollen, ripened,
split), Pj II 100,18; jāti-tthaddho nāma yo . . . mānaṁ
janetvā . . . vātapūrita-bhastrā viya ~o hutvā na
kassaci oṇamati, Pj II 171,32; pītiyā ~o viya . . .
gacchati, Sv 114,14; kodhanassa . . . ~assa viya
caṇḍi-katassa caraṇaṁ, Pp-a 211,32; — mato seti ~o
vinīlako . . . susānasmiṁ, Sn 200; kuṇapaṁ pūti-
gandhikaṁ ~aṁ vinīlañ ca, Ap 575,8; — 2. (dasasu
asubhesu) bhastaṁ viya vāyunā, uddhaṁ jīvita-
pariyādānā yathânukkamaṁ samuggatassa sūna-
bhāvena uddhumātattā ~aṁ, Vism 178,9 (mhṭ Be
I 201,6) = Ps I 272,33 = Mp III 358,18 = Paṭis-a
235,14; — S V 132,5 (uddāna); asubhaṁ pana
bhāventi nimittaṁ . . . °âdi-bhedamhi uggaṇheyyâ-
subhe, Nāmar-p 1068; — in long cpd. Mil 357,19; —
abstr. °tā, f., Vism-mhṭ Se III 463,12; °tta, n., see
above.
