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“Uyaraka apparently corresponds with *ūvaraka* of Nāsik no. 24. Transactions of Congr. 1874 p. 347, which Professor Bhāndārkar renders by *apartment*. Childers’ Pali Dict. gives *ovaraka* with the meaning of *inner* or *store room* and this explanation fits here also very well.” Prof. H. Jacobi.