==================+============+===========+========= ---- | Cephalic | Cephalic | Cephalic | length. | breadth. | index. ------------------+------------+-----------+--------- | cm. | cm. | | | | Tamil Paraiyan | 18.6 | 13.7 | 73.6 Tigala Holeya | 18.5 | 13.9 | 75.1 Holeya | 17.9 | 14.1 | 79.1 ==================+============+===========+========= Holodia Gudiya.--A name for the agricultural section of the Oriya Gudiyas. Holuva (holo, plough).--A synonym of Pentiya, and the name of a section of Oriya Brahmans, who plough the land. Hon.--Hon, Honnu, and Honne, meaning gold, have been recorded as gotras or exogamous septs of Kurni, Odde, and Kuruba. Honne (Calophyllum inophyllum or Pterocarpus Marsupium).--An exogamous sept of Halepaik and Moger. The Halepaiks sometimes call the sept Sura Honne. Honnungara (gold ring).--An exogamous sept of Kuruba. Huli (tiger).--An exogamous sub-sept of Kappiliyan. Hullu (grass).--A gotra of Kurni. Hunise (tamarind).--An exogamous sub-sept of Kappiliyan. Hutta (ant-hill).--An exogamous sept of Gangadikara Holeya. Huvvina (flowers).--An exogamous sept of Odde and Vakkaliga. I Ichcham (date-palm: Phoenix sylvestris).--Ichcham or Ichanjanar is recorded, in the Tanjore Manual, as a section of Shanan. The equivalent Ichang occurs as a tree or kothu of Kondaiyankottai Maravans. Idacheri.--An occupational name for a section of Nayars, who make and sell dairy produce. The word corresponds to Idaiyan in the Tamil country. Idaiyan.--The Idaiyans are the great pastoral or shepherd caste of the Tamil country, but some are landowners, and a few are in Government employ. Those whom I examined at Coimbatore were engaged as milkmen, shepherds, cultivators, gardeners, cart-drivers, shopkeepers, constables, family doctors, and mendicants.