an-ela-gala
(or an-ela-gala, an-eḷa-gaṭa, cf.ela, n., elā, f. & sa. √gaḍ, gal), mfn., said to mean
'n:t dripping with drivel', i. e. pure, clear, faultless (only
said of speech (articulation vācā); an old v. r. *anela-
kalā might account for Vyu 20,10-11: anelā kalā (cf.
Sylv. l.evi, Mahāyāna-sūtrālaṁkāra II 143 n. 2)); —
(poriyā) vācāya vissaṭṭhāya ~āya: Vin I 197,2; Ud
59,27 (Ee aneḷāya, v. l. anelagalāya; Ud-a: eḷā vuc-
an-ela-galaniddosāyā ti attho); DN I 114,9 (= elagalana-
virahitāya, Sv); MN II 166,1 (= do., Ps); SN I
189,31 (= aneḷāya agaḷāya niddosāya, Spk); II
280,7 (Spk: yathā nāma manussā mukhena khelaṁ
gaḷantena vācaṁ bhāsanti, na evarūpāya); AN II
51,16 (= niddosāya agalitāya, Mp); 97,19; III 114,6;
195,21; 262,19; 263,1; IV 279,30; 296,9; 328,14; —
Ps 1194,2 (vissaṭṭhāya vācāya vāceti ~ăya, scil.
lekha-vācako). — Cf. elagala-vāca, mfn., unrelated
to neḷā vācā (see neḷa, mfn. [Sadd 439 n. 1]).
