Does a Buddha have an "awareness" separate from the five aggregates?

I read the following on the internet: > Yes. The Buddha repeatedly states his awareness to be separate from > the consciousness aggregate. > Lord, freed (nissaṭo), dissociated (visaṁyutto) & released (vippamutto) from how many things does the > Tathāgata dwell with unrestricted (vimariyādīkatena) awareness (cetasā)? > > Freed, dissociated & released from ten things, Vāhuna, the Tathāgata > dwells with unrestricted awareness. Which ten? Freed, dissociated, & > released from form, the Tathāgata dwells with unrestricted awareness. > Freed, dissociated, & released from feeling… Freed, dissociated, & > released from perception… Freed, dissociated, & released from > fabrications… **Freed, dissociated, & released from consciousness**… > Freed, dissociated, & released from birth… Freed, dissociated, & > released from aging… Freed, dissociated, & released from death… Freed, > dissociated, & released from stress… Freed, dissociated, & released > from defilement, the Tathāgata dwells with unrestricted awareness. > > Just as a red, blue, or white lotus born in the water and growing in > the water, rises up above the water and stands with no water adhering > to it, in the same way the Tathāgata — freed, dissociated, & released > from these ten things—dwells with unrestricted awareness. > > [AN 10.81 Thanissaro translation](https://www.dhammatalks.org/suttas/AN/AN10_81.html) Does a Buddha really have an "awareness" separate from the five aggregates? Are there any suttas that explicitly say a Buddha is with or without the five aggregates? Are there any suttas offering insight into the meanings of the words 'nissaṭo', 'visaṁyutto'. 'vippamutto' and 'vimariyādīkatena'?