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
KAUL: The rice, betelnuts, etc., stuck upon an idol when it is
consulted.
KAUL GHÁLNE: To consult a deity by kaul.
KAURAVA: The patronymic of the descendants of Kuru, but usually
applied to the sons of Dhritaráshtra.
KAUSTUBHA: Name of a celebrated gem obtained at the churning of the
ocean and worn by Vishnu.
KAVANESHWAR: A name of Mahádev.
KÁYA: Body.
KEDÁR: Name of a deity.
KERÁDO: A kind of tree.
KESHAR: Saffron.
KESHAVA: A name of Krishna.
KETU: In astronomy, the ninth of the planets; in mythology, a demon.
KHABITH: An order of ghosts.
KHAD-KHADYA-BESÁDVI: A ceremony performed by exorcists to propitiate
their favourite goddesses.
KHADI: Red or green earth.
KHAGACHAR: An order of ghosts roaming in the sky.
KHAIR: Acacia catechu.
KHAIS: A species of water spirits.
KHAJÁDA PANTH: A sect of Hindus.
KHÁKHARA: A kind of tree.
KHÁKHI: A sect of Hindus.
KHAL: The passage in the Shivalinga (phallus of Shiva).
KHANA: A bodice cloth.
KHÁNDE PUJAN: Worship of arms.
KHANDERÁI: A name of the deity Khandoba.
KHANDOBA: Name of a deity.
KHANJIR: A dagger.
KHÁPARI: A kind of cattle disease.
KHÁPRYA: An order of ghosts.
KHÁRAVA: A disease of cattle in which the hoofs are affected.
KHÁRVA: A caste of fishermen and sailors or an individual of it.
KHÁRVI: See Khárva.
KHÁTALE: A cot.
KHATRI: A caste of weavers.
KHAVÁS: A caste of Hindus.
KHAVIS: An order of ghosts.
KHETALO: Name of a snake deity.
KHETRVA: A field.
KHEM: An order of ghosts.
KHICHADI: A preparation of rice and pulse cooked together.
KHIJADIO: The Shami tree, Prosopis spicigera.
KHIJADO: See Khijadio.
KHIJADO MÁMO: An order of ghosts.
KHILI: A peg.
KHIR: Rice cooked in milk and sweetened with sugar.
KHIT KHIT: Notes of the Pingla bird.
KHODIÁR MÁTA: Name of a goddess.
KHODO: Lame.
KHODO MÁMO: Name of a minor deity.
KHOJA: A class of Musalmáns.
KHOKHO: An outdoor game played in the Deccan.
KHUNTINI: An order of ghosts.
KIDI: An ant.
KILBIL: Notes of the Pingla bird.
KINKHÁB: Silk worked with gold and silver flowers, brocade.
KINNARI: An order of semi-divine beings.
KIRÁTA: A fisherman.
KISHORDÁS: A name of Hanumán.
KODRA: Punctured millet.
KOHALA: Pumpkin.
KOKÁI: Name of a goddess.
KOKIL: A cuckoo.
KOKILA VRATA: The festival of cuckoos which is held in the month of
Ashádh after a lapse of twenty years.
KOLAMBÁI: Name of a goddess.
KOLHÁI: Name of a goddess.
KOLI: A primitive tribe of Hindus common in the Bombay Presidency.
KOLO: A jackal.
KOLKÁI: Name of a goddess.
KOLU: Cucurbita maxima.
KONDI: A kind of earthen pot.
KONDURI: A preparation of mutton.
KORI: A new garment; an unused earthen jar; a small silver coin.
KOTHALI: Reticule.
KOTWÁL: Name of an untouchable caste of Hindus.
KOYATA: A wood bill.
KRISHNA: The eighth incarnation of Vishnu.
KRITIKA: Name of a constellation.
KRIYA BHAUDÁI: Name of a deity.
KSHATRIYA: The warrior class, the second of the fourfold divisions
of Manu.
KSHETRA: A holy place.
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