Answer

If you mean Urabhriya in the Jain context, it refers to a lamb / young sheep, or something related to a lamb. In Jain texts, especially the 7th chapter of the Uttaradhyayana Sutra, it is used as the title meaning “parable of the lamb.” ( wisdomlib.org)

Explanation

The word is linked to the Sanskrit form Urabhrīya, and Jain Prakrit sources connect it with Urabbhiya / Urabbhijja. The context points to the meaning “about a lamb.” ( wisdomlib.org)

Takeaway

So, urbhiya / urabhriya in Jain usage usually means “lamb” or “related to a lamb.” ( wisdomlib.org)