an-upadana
, mfn., (a) having no aliment, esp.said of a fire, or a lamp, = without fuel; (b) 'not
drawing upon existence'', free from attachment (or
clinging to existence)[both senses inseparable in com-
parisons]; Ap 101,8 (nibbāyi ~o dīpo va); 463,1;
540,22 (pl. ~ā dīpaccī viya nibbutā, — Thī-a 154,16*);
SN IV 399,20 (aggi sa-upādāno jalati no ~o); Dhp-a
II 163,9 (~o viya padīpo); Ud-a 216,19 (~o viya
jātavedo) = 353,27 ≠ 433,34 (cf. 269,11). — Sn 546
(sīho si ~o pahīna-bhaya-bheravo) = 572 = Th 840;
Sn 751 (anejo~o); 753 (anissito +); Ap 463,1 (sikhī
va ~o pāpuṇissāmi nibbutiṁ); SN IV 102,24 (~o . . .
parinibbāyati); 109,17 (do.); 399,19 (sa-upādānassa
. . . upapattiṁ paññāpemi no ~assa); MN II 237,13
foll. (nibbuto 'ham asmi, ~o 'ham asmi); Sv I 109,11
(vigatacchandarāgatāya ~o, = 'anupādā vimutto');
Nett 31,28 (upādānehi ~o bhavati); Mil 32,18 (sace
~o bhavissāmi na paṭisandahissāmi) = 49,1.
