uddhumātaka
, mfn. and subst.n. [ = uddhumāta+ suff. ka], 1. adj. swollen, bloated (corpse); 2. n.
a bloated corpse (~aṁ se. sarīraṁ) as subject of
asubha meditation; also designation of the mental
image (nimitta) and the jhāna obtained through that
meditation; 1. bhikkhu . . . passeyya sarīraṁ ekâha-
mataṁ vā . . . tīha-mataṁ vā ~aṁ vinīlakaṁ vipub-
baka-jātaṁ, D II 295,8 = M I 58,11 = III 91,16 =
A III 324,1 ≠ I 140,16 (Mp II 230,3); — Pj II 250,4
~o ad Sn 200 uddhumāto; — (antelope feigning death)
vāta-ggahaṇena udaraṁ ~aṁ katvā, J I 164,9; —
2. first in list of ten asubhas, Vism 178,3; defin.:
uddhumātam eva ~aṁ ("both identical'"), paṭi-
kūlattā vā kucchitaṁ uddhumātan ti ~aṁ ("suff. ka
pejorative"; Sadd 803,20: ko ... kucchit'atthe:
~aṁ), tathā-rūpassa chava-sarīrass' etaṁ adhivaca-
naṁ, 178,9 (mhṭ Be I 201,8) - Sv 771,19 = Ps I
272,33 = Mp III 358,18 = As 197,11 = Paṭis-a 235,15;
futt treatment Vism 179,23 — 190,6; — Nāmar-p 1069;
°âdi-bhedā dasa asubhârammaṇā dhammā, Spk III
165,17; — imāni ca pana °âdīni nissāya uppanna-
nimittānam pi, nimittesu paṭiladdha-jjhānānam pi
etān' eva nāmāni, Vism 179,21 = As 198,11;
°-saṅkhāta-jhānaṁ bhāvetu-kāmena, Vism 179,24;
— °âdi-bhāva-ppatta, mfn., one having attained the
(meditative) state reached through u. etc., Suttas-a Ce
84,6.
