hen, on realizing the significance of that, the Blessed One on that occasion exclaimed: At her coming, he didnât delight; at her leaving, he didnât grieve. A victor in battle, freed from the tie:1 Heâs what I call a brahman. Note 1. This line is a double wordplay on Saṃgṅmajiâs name. Literally, it means a victor in battle–a compound of saṃgṅma (battle) and -ji (victor)–but the Buddha also extracts from the first member of the compound the word saṃgṅ, which means "from the tie." Strictly speaking, saṃgṅma and saṃgṅ are not related to each other. The ability to engage in wordplay using unrelated words like this was considered a sign of intelligence and wit. See also: Dhp 345—346 - --> - - - -