Here's why it might be a misspelling:
* Possible word: Ekadashi is a significant day in Hinduism, observed on the eleventh lunar day (tithi) of both the waxing and waning phases of the lunar month. It's possible "Ekadipathi" is a variation of "Ekadashi" due to a typing error.
If it's not a misspelling, it could be:
* A regional or local term: Some words might be specific to a particular region or dialect, making it hard to find a translation without context.
* A Sanskrit word: Sanskrit has a vast vocabulary, and it's possible "Ekadipathi" is a Sanskrit word with a specific meaning related to Hinduism or philosophy.
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