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    Goldstücker Sanskrit-English Dictionary

    p. 175, col. 1.
    apalyūlanakṛta Tatpur. m. f. n. (-taḥ-tā-tam) Not cleaned with

    alkaline substances (as the garment of a man who is initiated

    for a sacrifice).--The present edition of the Śatapathabr.

    where the word occurs (III. 1. 2. 19.), gives it in the shape

    of apalpūlanakṛta, but although it may be difficult sometimes

    to distinguish a y from a p in Devanāg. Mss., the form

    apalyū° is doubtless the correct one, since the reading of the

    radical palyūl (wherefrom palyūlanaṃ = śodhanadravyam Mādhava)

    is safe through its occurring also in Beṅgāli writing.--

    E. a neg. and palyūlana-kṛta.