Cāram, donation, time of Nṛpatuṅka, year 25 EpiDoc encoding Emmanuel Francis intellectual authorship of edition Emmanuel Francis DHARMA Paris, CEIAS DHARMA_INSPallava00464

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svasti śrī

kō-vicaiya-niruvpatuṅkaṟkiu yāṇṭu Iruppatt’ aintu

cārattu nampimārum peru-nampi nākarāyaṉṉṉ] iv-vūr-t taḷiyuṭaiyār kaiyil vaitta caruvappāṉai nāṉk' uri Aruici Aṭum keṭāmai rakṣippatu Ūrum

nāṉk' uri nākuri

Prosperity! Fortune!

Year twenty-five of the victorious king Nṛpatuṅka.

The rice, that is, four urisThat is, a measure of capacity. in vessels caruvappānaiThat is, a specific type of vessel, a shallow wide-mouthed vessel, according to the Madras Tamil Lexicon. that Perunampi Nākarāyaṉ, one among the Nampimārs of Cāram, has given in the hand of the temple chief-priest taḷiyuṭaiyār is protected without failure aṭum by the ūr ūrumThat is, the assembly of village delegates. Here, grammatically, subject of rakṣippatu, whereas arici is the object of rakṣippatu..

Edited in (Āvaṇam 14, no. 2); re-edited here by Emmanuel Francis (2020), based on previous edition(s).

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