unnaṅgala
, mfn., "with plough raised", i. e.ceasing to plough, stopping agricultural work for cele-
brating a festival; ~ā māsam imaṁ karontu, "they
shall spend this month as a holiday", Ja VI 328,1*
(ct.: ~ā ti . . . imaṁ māsaṁ kasana-naṅgalāni ussā-
petvā (having raised), eka-m-ante ṭhapetvā, . . .
sabbe manussā mahā-chaṇaṁ karontu); stock phrase
in Ja prose, always connected with great donations:
sakala-Jambudīpaṁ ~aṁ katvā (dānaṁ adāsi etc.):
Ja I 228,20 (= Dhp-a III 10,21); II 296,6; 367,14;
III 129,6; 130,23; 414,21; IV 355,8; Cp-a 36,5.
