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
MAHÁBHÁRAT: Name of an epic of the Hindus.
MAHÁDEVA: A name of Shiva.
MAHA GIRA: Name of a minor deity.
MAHÁKÁLI: Name of a goddess.
MAHÁKÁLI NIRVÁN TANTRA: Name of a work on Tantric philosophy.
MAHÁLAKSHMI: Name of a goddess; Name of a ceremony in which the
goddess is worshipped on the eighth day of the bright half of Ashvin.
MAHÁLAYA SHRÁDDHA: A shráddha performed in the dark half of Bhádrapad
in propitiation of ancestors.
MAHÁMÁRI: Cholera goddess.
MAHANT: A saint.
MAHÁPURUSH: An order of civil spirits.
MAHÁR: An unclean caste of Hindus.
MAHÁR PURUSHA: A kind of stone.
MAHÁRÁJA: A term of respectful compellation applied to kings, religious
heads, saints, etc.
MAHÁRÁKSHASA: A class of demons.
MAHÁRUDRA: A sacrifice in honour of Shiva.
MAHÁRAURAVA: A kind of hell.
MAHÁSHIVARÁTRI: The fourteenth day of the dark half of Mágh, a fast
day in honour of Shiva.
MAHÁTMA: A saint.
MAHÁTMYA: Greatness.
MAHESHA: A name of Shiva.
MAHESHVAR: A name of Shiva.
MAHI: Name of a demon.
MAHIKÁWATI: Name of a goddess.
MAHODAYA: Name of a festival.
MAIDAN: A plain.
MAKARA: Capricornus.
MAKARI: Name of a water nymph.
MAKHAR: A gaily dressed up wooden frame.
MAKI: Maize.
MÁLÁR: A musical mode.
MALHÁRI: A name of Kandoba.
MALI: Red lead.
MÁLI: A caste of gardeners or an individual of it.
MALINDA: A sweet preparation of wheat flour fried in ghi.
MALIN: Unclean.
MALLÁRI: A name of Khandoba.
MÁLO: A bower.
MAMIKULA: An order of ghosts.
MÁMO: An order of ghosts; a maternal uncle.
MANAYA: Name of a deity.
MANDAL: A group.
MANDALU: A circle.
MANDAN MISHRA: Name of an ancient scholar.
MANDAP: A bower.
MÁNDA BHARANE: Filling in a magic circle as a protection from spirits.
MÁNEK-STAMBHA: The auspicious post of the marriage bower.
MÁNG: An unclean caste of the Hindus.
MÁNGÁI: Name of a goddess.
MANGAL: Mars.
MANGALÁ-GOURI: A ceremony performed by married girls for five
successive years on every Tuesday of the month of Shrávan.
MANGALÁRATI: Moving a lighted lamp round an idol.
MANGALSUTRA: The lucky thread worn by married women.
MANI: A jewel; name of a deity.
MANIDHAR: A snake.
MANI MALLA: Name of a demon.
MÁNKARI: The person entitled to certain honours and presents at
village assemblies.
MANKODA: A black ant.
MÁNSA KHAVANTI: An order of ghosts.
MANTRA: An incantation; a magic spell.
MANTRA-SHÁSTRA: The science of incantations.
MANTRI: An exorcist.
MÁNTRIK: An exorcist.
MANUSHYACHAR: An order of ghosts moving among men.
MÁRAN: A branch of black magic.
MÁRGA: A path; course.
MARGÁI: Name of a goddess.
MÁRGASHIRSHA: The ninth month of the Deccani Hindu and the second
month of the Gujarát Hindu calendar year.
MARGI: A sect of Hindus.
MARGI PANTHI: A follower of the Margi sect.
MARI: Name of a goddess.
MARICHI: Name of a sage.
MARIYUN: A ceremony for driving away insects.
MARVO: Marjoram.
MASUR: Lentil.
MASIDA: An order of ghosts.
MÁTA: A goddess.
MÁTÁJI: See Máta.
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