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
KSHETRAPÁL: The guardian spirit of fields; a kind of stone.
KUBER: The lord of wealth, the regent of the north and the king of
the Yakshas and Kinnaras.
KUKAD VEL: A kind of creeper.
KUL: A totem; a clan.
KULA-DEVATA: Family deity.
KULA-DEVI: Family goddess.
KULADHARMA: A special worship of the family god or goddess of each
family.
KULATHI: A kind of corn.
KULERA: A mixture of wheat, oat or rice flour, clarified butter and
sugar or molasses.
KULKARNI: A village accountant.
KUMBHA: Aquarius.
KUMBHAKARN: Name of a demon.
KUMBHÁR: A caste of potters.
KUMBHÁRAN: A woman of the Kumbhár caste.
KUMBHAVA: Name of a cattle disease.
KUMBHAVIVÁHA: Marriage with an earthen jar.
KUNBI: A cultivator.
KUND: A pond; a pit; a sacred pool.
KUNDALAN: A kind of magic circle.
KUNDALI: An astrological diagram of the position of planets at any
particular time.
KUNDALIA: A name of Hanumán.
KUNDI: A shoe-maker's earthen pot.
KUNKU: Red powder.
KUNTI: The first wife of Pandu.
KUPOTSARGA: Digging a well for the benefit of the public--and
abandoning one's right of ownership over it.
KURANANDI: Wheat flour lumps used in the ceremony of the Bodan.
KURI: An implement for sowing corn.
KURMI: Name of a water nymph.
KURUKSHETRA: The extensive plain near Delhi, the scene of the great
battle between the Kauravas and Pándavas.
KUSHMÁND: An order of demi-gods.
KUSUMBA: The dye prepared from the dried flowers of the Kusumba
(Carthamus tinctorius).
KUTRO: A dog.
L.
LÁDU: A sweet ball.
LAGHURUDRA: A rite in honour of the god Shiva.
LÁHYA: Parched rice.
LAKSHACHANDI: A recitation in honour of the goddess Párvati.
LAKSHAMANA: Brother of Ráma.
LAKSHMI: The goddess of wealth.
LÁLA HARDEV: Name of a minor local deity.
LÁLO: Name of a field deity.
LÁLO BHAGAT: Name of a saint.
LÁMANDIVO: An iron lamp.
LAMLAN: A branch of black magic.
LANKA: Ceylon.
LÁPSI: Coarse wheat flour fried in ghi and sweetened with molasses
or sugar.
LAVENG: Clove.
LÁVANI: A kind of ballad: plantation.
LÁWANI: Plantation.
LÁVO: A Parasite.
LÁVSANT: A ghost of a widow.
LIMDO: A tree, Alantas excelsa.
LIMBO: Poisonous.
LINGA: Phallus.
LINGAM: See Linga.
LINGÁYAT: An individual of the Lingáyat religion whose chief object
of worship is Shiva.
LOBÁN: Olibanum.
LOBHÁN: Incense powder.
LOTA: A water pot.
LUVÁNA: A caste of traders.
LUXMI: See Lakshmi.
M.
MACHCHENDRA NÁTH: Name of a saint.
MACHHI: Name of a water nymph.
MÁCHHO: Name of a goddess.
MACHHU: See Máchho.
MADALIUN: A hollow bracelet.
MADAN: Cupid.
MADHAVI: A village headman.
MADHU: Name of a demon.
MADHU PAVANTI: An order of ghosts.
MADHWÁCHÁRYA: Name of a great saint who founded a sect of Vaishnavism.
MAFAT: Useless.
MAFATIO: Useless.
MAG: A grain, Phaseolus mungo.
MÁGH: The eleventh month of the Deccani Hindu and the fourth month
of the Gujarát Hindu calendar year.
MAGHA: Name of a constellation.
MAGHALO: A lamp of mud covered with leaves to represent the god
of rain.
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