Folk Lore Notes. Vol. II—KonkanJackson, A. M. T. (Arthur Mason Tippetts)
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Folk Lore Notes. Vol. II—Konkan
Jackson, A. M. T. (Arthur Mason Tippetts)
Folklore -- India
ASHTAKA: A hymn consisting of eight verses.
ASHTAMAHÁDÁN: A gift consisting of eight kinds of articles.
ASHTÁVASU: A class of divine beings eight in number.
ASHVIN: The seventh month of the Deccani Hindu and the twelfth month
of the Gujarát Hindu calendar year.
ASHVINI: Name of a constellation.
ASHVINI KUMÁR: The twin sons of the sun by his wife Sanjnya in the
form of a mare. They are famous as heavenly physicians.
ASHWAMEDHA: Horse sacrifice.
ASHWATTHÁMA: The only son of Drona, the military preceptor of the
Kauravas and Pándavas.
ASMÁNI: An order of ghosts.
ASO: A corrupted form of Ashvin.
ASOPALAVA: Name of a tree.
ASUR GATI: The path of the demons.
ATIT: A class of religious beggars.
ATLAS: A kind of cloth.
ATRI: Name of a sage.
ATYÁPÁTYA: Name of an out-door game played in the Deccan.
AVAD-MÁTA: Name of a goddess.
AVAGAT: An order of ghosts.
AVAGATI: Fallen condition.
AVALIA: A Muhammadan saint.
AVALA: Name of a tree.
AVATÁR: An incarnation of Vishnu.
AVI: An order of ghosts.
AVLI: Name of a tree.
AWDUMBAR: A tree, Ficus glomerata.
AWUTA: Wood bill.
AYAN: Name of a tree.
B.
BÁBARO: An order of ghosts.
BÁBHUL: Acacia arabica.
BÁBRIO: See Bábaro.
BÁBRO: See Bábaro.
BABRUVÁHAN: Name of a demon; a son of Arjuna.
BÁBUL: Acacia arabica.
BÁDHA: Impending evil.
BÁGHADA: Name of an evil spirit.
BÁGULBÁWA: Name of a goblin.
BAHIRI: Name of a goddess.
BAHIRI-SOMJAI: Name of a goddess.
BAHIROBA: Name of a minor deity.
BAHIROBÁCHE BHUT: An order of ghosts.
BÁJA: Dish.
BÁJALE: A wooden cot.
BÁJAT: A wooden stool.
BAJÁNIA: A cast of tumblers or an individual of it.
BAKA: Name of a demon; name of a sage.
BÁKLA: A small round flat cake of dry boiled beans.
BÁKLÁN: See Bákla.
BAKOR: Noise.
BÁLÁ TERASH: The 13th day of the dark half of Bhádrapad.
BALAD: An ox.
BALADI: An order of ghosts.
BALDEV: Name of the brother of Krishna, the eighth incarnation
of Vishnu.
BALEV: The full moon day of Shrávana.
BALEVA: See Balev.
BALEVIÁN: A kind of worship.
BALI: Name of a mighty demon, the lord of the nether world or pátál;
an oblation; a victim offered to any deity; name of a procession.
BALIDÁN: Offering of a victim.
BALLA: An order of ghosts.
BÁNÁSUR: Name of a demon.
BANDHÁI-JAVAN: Name of a cattle disease.
BANIA: A trader.
BÁPA: Name of a guardian spirit of fields.
BÁPDEV: See Bápa.
BARANESHWAR MAHÁDEV: A name of Mahádev.
BÁRAS: The twelfth day of the bright or dark half of a month.
BÁRVATIA: An outlaw.
BATÁSA: A kind of sweetmeat.
BATRISA: A man possessed of thirty-two accomplishments.
BATUK: Name of a minor deity.
BÁU: A word used to frighten children; a goblin.
BÁVA: A term of respectful compellation or mention for an ascetic or
religious teacher.
BÁVAL: See Bábul.
BÁVO: See Báva.
BAYA: Name of a deity presiding over small-pox.
BÁWAN VIR: Name of a minor deity.
BECHRA MÁTA: Name of a goddess.
BEDA: Name of a tree.
BEL: Aegle Marmelos.
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