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Bhikkhāsaṅkhātānaṃ pana āmisapiṇḍānaṃ pātoti piṇḍapāto, parehi dinnānaṃ piṇḍānaṃ patte nipatananti vuttaṃ hoti.
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5.iii. The dropping (pāta) of the lumps (piṇḍa) of material sustenance (āmisa) called alms (bhikkhā) is “alms food” (piṇḍapāta); the falling (nipatana) into the bowl of lumps (piṇḍa) given by others, is what is meant.
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Taṃ piṇḍapātaṃ uñchati taṃ taṃ kulaṃ upasaṅkamanto gavesatīti piṇḍapātiko.
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He gleans that alms food (that falling of lumps), he seeks it by approaching such and such a family, thus he is called an “alms-food [eat-]er” (piṇḍapātika).
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Piṇḍāya vā patituṃ vatametassāti piṇḍapātī, patitunti carituṃ, piṇḍapātī eva piṇḍapātiko.
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Or his vow is to gather (patituṃ)2 the lump (piṇḍa), thus he is a “lump-gatherer” (piṇḍapātin). To “gather” is to wander for. A “lump-gatherer” (piṇḍapātin) is the same as an “alms-food-eater” (piṇḍapātika).
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Comm. NT: 2. Patati—”to gather (or to wander)”: not in PED.
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Piṇḍapātikassa aṅgaṃ piṇḍapātikaṅgaṃ.
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The practice of the alms-food-eater is the “alms-food-eater’s practice.”
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