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“Śile is the Canarese form of the Sanskrit śilā, a stone, and Mudda is a jaṁgam or Liṅgāyat name. Śile-mudda must be the name of some particular guild of stone-masons.” Dr. Fleet.
(Sanskrit and Old-Canarese Inscrip. no. 114, line 1, Ind. Ant. vol. X. pp. 170, 117, note 58).