1. a wheel of a cart or carriage; the pattern of a wheel on the soles of the feet (one of the marks of a mahāpurisa)
2. a circular missile, a discus; the “wheel” of sovereignty, of authority; sway.
3. …

ring of lightning or thunderbolts

precious horse, an excellent horse; esp. the ’horse-treasure ’ (one of the seven ratanas of a cakkavatti(n) king)

breaking the wheels of authority; destroying the unity or sway of the religion.

churned up by the wheels; dried up, lessened because of the wheels.

(a circular) pad?

(circular) pad (?)

the “wheel treasure” of the cakkavatti(n)

having mounted their vehicles (in an emergency)

universal monarch; wheel turning emperor.

universal monarch; wheel turning emperor.

wheeled device for raising water from a well, a noria.

pair of wheels.

(one) who turns the wheel afterwards, who keeps the wheels rolling.

(that) which has four postures, or four limbs, or four attainments (i.e. the body); (n.) the four attainments or means.

consisting of 10, 000 (cakkavāḷas)

1. the wheel or discuss of dhamma’s authority (esp. as initiated by the Buddha’s first teaching); the sway of dhamma.
2. a wheel that is dhamma.

preaching of the universal righteousness.

(~ī)n.

1. two thousand; of two thousand.
2. (according to commentaries) of a million (cakkavāḷas)

the householder’s treasure (one of the seven treasures of the cakkavatti(n) emperor)

the “woman-treasure”, (one of the seven ratanas of a cakkavatti(n)) king)

1. three thousand; numbering three thousand.
2. (1000 x 1000 x 1000) of a thousand million (cakkavāḷas?)

wheel or discuss as an instrument of torture