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[translation-san] {LCh} saṃbhava

[translation-san] {pra √bhū} : {MSA}prabhavati

[translation-san] {MSA} prodbhūti

[translation-san] {C} -prabhāva

[translation-san] {C} prabhavo

[translation-san] {C} prādurbhāva

[translation-san] {MSA} saṃbhūta

[translation-san] {√jan} : {MV}jāyate

[translation-san] {C} jāto

[translation-san] {L} jñato

[translation-san] {C} udaya

[translation-san] {C} -udaya

[translation-san] {C} niṣkrāmati (=abhiniṣkrāmati)

[translation-san] {C} prasuta

[translation-san] {C} samāgamati (=prādurbhavanti)

[translation-san] {MV} utpatti

[translation-san] {MSA} utthāna

[translation-san] yang dag 'byung = samudāgama

[translation-san] {MSA} samudbhava

[translation-eng] {Hopkins} to arise; come forth; emerge; occur; appear

[translation-eng] {C} has come into being; gives rise to; come into being; depart; go off; come out of; leave (home life); brought about; origin; which has arisen; issued; manifestation; comes to be manifest; are brought along; are assembled