karuṇā-(j)jhāna
, n., meditation on compassion; met-tājjhāne ca ~e ca parikammaṁ katvā, Sv 690,3 (Sv-pṭ
II 307,23); karuṇāvimuttā (doubtful reading at A III
373,5*, cf. s.v.) ti ~e vimuttā karuṇāya ca karuṇāpub-
babhāge ca ṭhitā, Mp III 387,23; so (i.e., avihiṁsā-
vitakko) karuṇāpubbabhāge kāmâvacaro, ~e rūpâ-
vacaro, Sv 986,21 qu. It-a II 94,5; ~e adhimutto, Cp-a
49,31; — ~aṁ, Sv 663,23 read karuṇaṁ jhānaṁ with D
II 239,25; — °-nimitta, mfn., aiming at meditation on
compassion; ~aṁ, Sv-pṭ II 307,23 (ad Sv 690,3); —
°-magga, m., the path of meditation on compassion; ~o
ujumaggo nāma, Sv 668,34 (Sv-pṭ II 292,16, cf. Ja I
334,14'); — °-saṅkhāta, mfn., called meditation on com-
passion; ~o maggo, Sv-pṭ II 292,17. karuṇā-jjhāna
