bahiddhā
Bahiddhā，（adv．） [fr．bahi，cp．Vedic bahirdhā，formation in °dhā，like ekadhā，sattadhā etc．of numerals] outside （adv．& prep．） D．I，16; II，110; S．I，169; III，47，103; IV，205; V，157; Vin．III，113 （°rūpa opp．ajjhatta-rūpa ：Sn．203; VbhA．260 （kāye）; DhA．I，211 （c．gen）; III，378 （sāsanato b．）; DhsA．189．--ajjhatta° inside & outside，personal-external see ajjhatta．-- The bahiddh’ārammaṇāni （objects of thought concerning that which is external） are the outward sense-objects in the same meaning as bāhirāni āyatanāni are distinguished fr．ajjhattikāni āyatanāni （see āyatana 3 and ārammaṇa 3）．They are discussed at Vism．430 sq．; cp．Dhs．1049．-- The phrase “ito bahiddhā＂ refers to those outside the teaching of the Buddha （“outside this our doctrine＂），e．g．at D．I，157; S．I，133; A．IV，25; Dhs．1005．（Page 484）