kalā°pa m. (, fr. √ āp) ‘that which holds single parts together’, a bundle, band (cf. jaṭā-k°, muktā-k°, raśanā-k°), [MBh.]; [Kum.] &c.
a bundle of arrows, a quiver with arrows, quiver, [MBh.]; [R.] &c.
(once n., [MBh. iii, 11454])
a peacock's tail, [MBh.]; [Pañcat.] &c.
an ornament in general, [Mālav.]
a zone, a string of bells (worn by women round the waist), [L.]
the rope round an elephant's neck, [L.]
totality, whole body or collection of a number of separate things (esp. ifc.; cf. kriyā-k°, &c.)
the moon, [L.]
a clever and intelligent man, [L.]
N. of a grammar also called Kātantra (supposed to be revealed by Kārttikeya to Śarvavarman)
N. of a village (cf. kalāpa-grāma), [VP.]
a poem written in one metre, [W.]
&c. See kalā.