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prasaṃnake

Cite this page as:	"prasaṃnake". In A Comprehensive Edition of Tocharian Manuscripts (CEToM). Created and maintained by Melanie Malzahn, Martin Braun, Hannes A. Fellner, and Bernhard Koller. https://cetom.univie.ac.at/?F_B_prasaṃnake (accessed 03 Dec. 2023).

Meaning:	other name of Prasenajit
Semantic field:	personal name
Word class:	noun
Language:	TB
Equivalent in other languages:	Skt. prasannaka-, Skt. prasenajit-
Lexeme variants:	prasaṃnake

Number:	singular
Case:	nominative
Gender:	masculine

Paradigm

	sg	pl	du
nom	prasaṃnake
voc
acc	prasaṃnakeṃ
gen
loc
comit
inst
abl
perl
all
caus

Lexeme family

prasaṃnake m

sg

nom prasaṃnake

acc prasaṃnakeṃ

	sg
nom	prasaṃnake
acc	prasaṃnakeṃ

Commentary

The historical Prasenajit was the ruler of Kosala (c. 6th century BCE) belonging to Aikṣvāka dynasty (founded by King Ikṣvāku). He was a prominent Upāsaka (lay follower) of Gautama Buddha.

Occurrences

prasaṃnake

1	THT 21 a5	(kly)auṣa ce_u wäntre ;	prasaṃnaa6(ke)	; (walo) (su) (:)
2	THT 21 a6	tarya lkwarwa śem ;	praa7(saṃnake)	; (walo) (su) (:)
3	THT 21 b3	/// 5σ ;	prasaṃnake	; walo sū :
4	THT 21 b7	(śem)	(prasaṃna)ke	; māgatäṣṣe ; lānt
5	THT 21 b8	(pu)dñäkte lkātsi ;	prasaṃnake	; walo śem •
6	THT 22 a5		prasaṃnake	wl(o) ; (carka) (ajā,taśatruṃ)