an-uppāda
, m. [sa. an-utpāda], not coming intoexistence, not arising, non-appearance; kāmacchan-
dassa āyatiṁ ~o hoti, MN I 60,17; ~o khemaṁ, etc.,
Paṭis 111,2 . . . 15,1; 59,12 . . . 60,16 (Paṭis-a Ee
I 263,3); Ps II 309,1 (= 'nirodho'); dat. ~āya,
an-uppādajaneti) = 26,25 = AN I 296,27; [~ā vimutto,
MN I 235,17-23 (all parallels (with Ctt.) read an-
upādā); Ud-a 216,1 (w. r. for an-upādā, Ud 33,20*)];
abl. ~ā Tathāgatānaṁ, AN I 286,8 foll.; loc. ~e
ñāṇaṁ, DN III 214,9 (Sv) ≠ Dhs (p. 8,13) 1367 (As
54,28; 409,18); Nett 15,13; 54,6, etc.; — °-dham-
ma, mfn., not liable to come into existence again;
anabhāvaṁ gato āyatiṁ ~o, DN III 270,30 ≠ Vin
III 3,26, etc. (see quotations under anabhāva-kata
above). — °-dhammatā, f. abstr., Ud-a 175,2. —
°-nirodha, m., complete destruction; ~o, Ud-a 216,2;
Ps II 308,29 (saṁkhārānaṁ ~o, = 'saṁkhāra-niro-
dho'); Ud-a 49,27 (saṁkhārānaṁ anavasesaṁ ~o);
instr. ~ena, Sp I 189,3; Spk II 269,1 ad SN III 45,1;
dat. ~āya, Ud-a 125,19; Pj I 180,1 (°-kkhaya-mat-
taṁ).
