sapiRqa
sa-piRqa m. ‘having the same Piṇḍa ’, a kinsman connected by the offering of the Piṇḍa ( q.v. ) to certain deceased ancestors at the Śrāddha ( q.v. ; the kinship is through six generations in an ascending and descending line, or through a man's father, father's father, father's grandfather; mother, mother's father, mother's grandfather; son, son's son, son's grandson; daughter, daughter's son &c.; and also includes father's mother, father's grandmother &c., also father's brothers and sisters, mother's brothers and sisters, and several others), GṛŚrS. ; Gaut. ; Mn. v, 60 ; MBh. &c. ( RTL. 285 ; 286 IW. 248 ; 266 ).