बौधायन श्रौतसूत्रम् (कृष्ण यजुर्वेद तैत्तिरीय शाखा - सम्पूर्ण प्रश्न एवं श्रौत-याग कल्प सटीक)

: Is that 'ौ'? It really looks like 'ौ' (with two strokes on the right stem). And the next letter: 'र्वा' or 'र्त्वा'? It has 'र्' on top, then 'वा' (or 'त्वा'). If the printed book has "स्तौर्वापः" or "स्तीर्वापः" or "स्तौर्त्वापः", let's transcribe exactly what is printed! Wait, look really closely at that word: Letter 1: स्त Vowel: look at the top strokes. It has a vertical line to the right with two diagonal strokes: 'ौ'. Next letter: 'र्' on top of 'वा' (or 'त्वा' - it has a loop like 'वा'). Then: 'पः'. Wait, could it be "स्तौर्वापः"? Wait, what if it's a typo in Caland's edition: "स्तौर्वापः"? Wait, look at "स्तीर्त्वा" in other texts. In some manuscripts, 'ी' is written strangely, but this is movable type! Why would the typesetter set स्तौर्वापः? Could it be "स्तीर्त्वापः" where the typesetter picked 'ौ' instead of 'ी'? Wait, let's look at another word with 'ौ': Line 3: "शर्कलौ" - wait, look at line 3: Is that "शर्कलौ