kalpikaSAlA
kalpika-śālā , also °ka-sthāna , corresp. to Pali kappiya-kuṭī (also -bhūmi), which is variously rendered (in SBE 13.304 , on Vin. i.139.36 , kitchen ), in MSV i.235.2 . [Page173-b] 4 (°śālā), 8 ff. (°sthāna), introduced as a place where broth for a sick monk could be heated, and seems to mean lit. either hall (place) for allowable (proper) perquisites (see prec. ), or possibly hall (place) for preparation of such perquisites (?); five are listed ( cf. the somewhat diff. list of four in Pali Vin. i.240.1 ff. ), ārabhyamāṇāntikā ( sc. śālā; whose boundaries , anta, are being proposed ), ucchrīyamāṇāntikā, goniṣādikā, udbhūtavastukā, saṃmatikā ; all are ‘explained’ in 6 ff. , but the glosses are not all very clear. In i.234.4 kalpika-sthāna refers to a proper place for preparing (perhaps also storing? see pratijāgarti ) food, and ten akalpikāni (sthānāni) are listed 5 ff.