nakulaka , m. , ( 1 ) = prec. (1), some musical instrument: Mv ii.322.14 ; iii.70.15 ; 82.5 (°kāṃ, acc. pl. ); 270.5 ( iii.70.15 prose, the others vss ); ( 2 ) money-bag or purse : °ko (°kaḥ) kaṭyāṃ ( 133.23 adds upari) baddhas Divy 124.2 ; 128.29 ; 133.23 ; MSV i.241.8 . See under (3). Hertel, ZDMG 67.125 , states that nakula is used in this sense in Jain Skt. ( 3 ) °kaḥ Mvy 6024 , acc. to Jap. a purse ( cf. 2) made out of a mongooseʼs skin (adding that in India purses [Page288-1b] are so made). However, Tib. glosses rgyan ( ornament ) ne-ḥu le ( mongoose ) can ( having, with ), the whole cpd. interpreted by Das as ornament made in the shape of a weaselʼs head . Not only Tib. rgyan , which seems to mean only ornament , or at least not purse , but also the context supports this general sense; it occurs in the midst of a long list of what are certainly ornaments.