1. DCN Malla

is a variant of

capāla, capari, caparīṃ, capāra

Variants:

Classical Newar version

a roofed resting place, now called Dharmaśālā, rest- house, GV.056a.05 NS: 509 see also capari TH3.001a.018 NS: 811, capāla S.180b.02 NS: 866, capāra TH1.015a.02 NS: 883, Ety. S. catuṣkoṇa + paṭala "a rectangular / square building with a roof Ill. saṃ 496 kārttika pūrṇṇamī konhu, paścimā harī paḍḍesana, ākāsa bhairavasa capārha āvana cesyaṃ dhvajā chāyā dinaḥ. In Saṃvat 496, on the day of Kārtika Pūrṇimā, Hari Pāṇḍe, from the west, offered the flags after having roofed the rest- house of ākāśa Bhairava with tiles. Mod. capāḥ

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