tapoda
Tapoda , m. or nt. , °dā (= Pali Tapodā, n. of a lake and its outlet river at Rājagaha), n. of one or more bodies of water (lake, spring[s], river ?) at Rājagṛha: tapoda-dvāreṇa Rājagṛhaṃ … prāvikṣat LV 240.1 (prose), entered R. by the gate of that-which-has-warm-water , so Tib. , chu dron can gyi ( of that which has warm water ) sgo nas ( by gate ); the gate was named for warm springs or for the river outlet from them; (rājagṛhe samasamaṃ giriyagra- [ v.l. giri-m-agra-]-samājaṃ) nāma parvaṃ vartati pañcānāṃ tapoda-śatānāṃ (so read for ed. tapo-śa°; mss. tapa-śa°, capośata-śa°). tatra dāni pañcahi tapoda-(so read, ed. tapo-, mss. tapa-, tapota-)-śatehi pañca udyānaśatāni Mv iii.57.7 , at R. at the same time there took place the festival called Mountain-top-gathering, of 500 Warm Springs. Now at these 500 Warm Springs there were 500 pleasure-parks ; Tapodā, as in Pali n. of a river at Rājagṛha, [Page250-a] Pischel, SBBA 1904 p. 813 fol. 158a ; n. of a river Māy 253.7 (doubtless the same).