Masakkasāra untranslated

Masakkasāra. A name given to Tāvatiṁsa, the abode of Vāsava (Sakka, Ja.v.167; vi. 272, 289, 400; Vv-a.350). The scholiast explains (Ja.v.168; vi. 272) that Masakkasāra is really the name of Mount Sineru, so-called because it is immoveable (Masakkasāro vuccati osakkanaparisakkanābhāvena ghanasāratāya ca Sinerupabbarājā), and Tāvatiṁsa came to be known as Masakkasāra because it was built on Sineru.