Apara-goyāna
, n(m, scil. dīpo), [Buddh.sa.Apara-godāna; Godānīya, Abhidh-k-vy Trsl III 145
foll., cf. Geiger § 36], in the Buddhist cosmography Npr.
of the great continent west of Sineru; Abh 183; sattayo-
Apara-goyānatasahassayojanaṁ, Sp I 119,29 = Pj II 443,21. = Vism
207,4 (mhṭ: Aparagoyāno ādāsa-saṇṭhāno≠ Ss 247,5);
sattayojanasahassa-ppamāṇaṁ ~aṁ, Sv (II) 623,2:1
= Ps ( Se) III 626,19 (reading Amara-°; Ce Ck Apara-
godhānaṁ) = Mhbv 74,2 (v. l. °-godhānaṁ); abl.
~ato, Ps I 226,25 (see Aparanta); loc. ~e, Sv (II)
678,17; (III) 868,7-iO (its meridian); its paññāṇa the
kadamba-tree, see Mp II 34,26 (~e kadambarukkho) ≠
Vism 206,20 = As 298,29); gen. pl. sahassaṁ ~ānaṁ,
1000 such continents in a sahassī (cūlanikā) loka-
dhātu, AN I 227,31 = V 59,15; — °-dīpa, m. id., acc.
~aṁ, Ja VI 279,3' (= 'Goyāniye', acc. pl); Sadd 251,1
(nom. ~o); loc. ~e, Sv (III) 868,11 (quoted Ss 236,25).
