Dear rett

rett ：
I think it does mean printed, possibly here 'caused to be printed, had printed'. I have also seen this in prefaces. The finite verb form is muddaapeti, the /p/ being inserted as is optional with causative forms. So muddaapita is a normal past participle form of muddaapeti. I don't think you'll find this in the PED but Buddhadatta gives the word under the entry for 'print' (verb) in his English-Pali dictionary.

Thanks for the answer. Now I realize sometimes Buddhadatt's dictionaries are more useful than PED.

with mcuh metta

Tzung Kuen


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