iṣṭâpūrtá n. 'filled up or stored up sacrificial rites', or the merit of sacred rites &c. stored up in heaven RV. AV. VS. ŚBr. R. &c. ( See Muir v, 293
• according to Banerjea's translation of Brahma-sūtras, p. 19, iṣṭa means personal piety, pūrta works for the benefit of others)