antar-ita
, mfn. [pp. of sa. antar + √i], in a pas-sive sense generally with instr, or ifc. = separated
by, or being at a distance of; m. ~o, Mp ad AN III
186,1 (kuḍḍâdīhi); f. ~ā, Ps (Ee) III 334,26 (aṭṭha-
usabhamattena ṭhānena ~; so CeEe, Ce giving v. l. an-
taritvā; Ck antaritvā, Se ajānantī (w. r.)); n. ~aṁ,
Mil 291,6 (anekehi bhava-sahassehi, cf. paṭicchanna,
Ja I 98,7, etc.); ifc. Mp I 138,21-22; gen. ~assa( pā-
kāra-kuḍḍâdi-°), As 84,14. — °-tta, n. abstr.; abl. ~ā
(musāvādena, being interwoven with lies), Sv I 73,13
antar-ita
