kiMpuruza
[ kiṃpuruṣa , Mv i.23.2 , or °ṣaka , i.20.6 ; Senart reads °ṣakānāṃ (all mss. dental n!) in 20.6 , °ṣāṇāṃ (but mss. again end in -kānāṃ!) in 23.2 , assuming mg. monkey ; but only by violent em. of mss. , which, combining the two passages, point rather to something like tampuruka or tamb°; in any case, monkey is implausible in mg. , since reference seems to be made to animals living in holes; see s.v. gutti . I cannot solve this word.]