Palaha
phalaha- , also written °kha, °ka , in comp. with stāra ( cf. AMg. phalaha, defined as a big plank , Ratnach. , and identified with Skt. phalaka), some part of a gate or door: Mv i.195.13 ; iii.228.10 (prose; same passage); following the sentence containing phalikha- ( q.v. )-phalakāni; in i.195.13 mss. phalaha-stārā(ḥ), Senart em. phalaka-; in iii.228.10 he reads phalaka° without v.l. , but acc. to his note i p. 530 , on the other passage, one ms. at least reads phalakha-stārā(ḥ); it seems reasonably clear that the AMg. form, conceivably with °kha for °ha, was read in Mv . ( Cf. phalikāstaraṇa? but I cannot mediate between these two forms, both enigmatic.)