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
RATNESHWAR MAHÁDEVA: A name of Shiva.
RÁUL: A caste of Hindus or an individual of it.
RÁVAL: See Rául.
RAVALNÁTH: Name of a spirit; name of a village deity.
RÁVAN: Name of the demon king of Lanka or Ceylon.
RAVI: The sun.
RAWALNÁTH: See Ravalnáth.
RÁYAN: A tree, Mimusops hexandra.
REKHA: A line.
RELA: A stream.
REVATI: Name of a constellation.
REWADI: A preparation of sesamum and sugar.
RIKTA: Unfruitful, inauspicious.
RISHI PUNCHAMI: The fifth day of the bright half of Bhádrapad.
RITU: A season.
ROHINI: Name of a constellation.
ROPANI: Transplanting.
ROT: A loaf prepared from eight kinds of grain.
ROTAL: Womanish.
RUDRA: An order of semi-divine beings.
RUDRÁBHISHEKA: The ceremony of pouring water in a constant stream
over the image of Shiva for eleven consecutive days and nights.
RUDRÁKSHA: A tree sacred to Shiva. Eleocarpus ganitrus.
RUDRÁKSHA MÁLA: A rosary of 108 beads of the rudráksha wood.
RUDRAYÁG: A sacrifice in honour of the god Shiva.
RUI: A tree, calotropis gigantea.
RUPO: Handsome.
RUTU: Name of a sage.
RUTUSHÁNTI: The marriage consummation ceremony.
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SABHA: A meeting.
SÁDÁSÁTI PANOTI: A panoti extending over seven years and a half.
SÁDHAN: Accomplishment.
SÁDHU: A saint.
SAGAR: A king of the Solar race, an ancestor of Ráma.
SAHÁN: A levigating slab.
SAHASRABHOJAN: Feeding a thousand Bráhmans.
SAITÁN: An order of ghosts.
SAIYED: A name for Musalmáns directly descended from the Prophet.
SAKHARADO: A kind of disease.
SAKHOTIA: Name of a tree.
SAKINI: An order of ghosts.
SÁKSHI: Witness.
SALÁM: The word used in salutation by and to Muhammadans and other
people not Hindu.
SALBAYA: Name of a deity.
SAMÁCHARI: The death anniversary.
SAMÁDH: The edifice which is erected over the burial-place of a
Sanyási or saint; deep and devout meditation.
SAMÁDHI: See Samádh.
SAMAI: A brass lamp.
SÁMÁNYA PUJA: Ordinary worship.
SAMBANDHA: Spirit of a Bráhman who dies without an heir and whose
funeral rites have not been performed.
SÁMELU: A log of wood.
SÁMISHYA: Entering the divine order.
SAMPAT SHANIWÁR: Wealth-giving Shaniwár, a Saturday in the month
of Shrávan.
SAMUDRA: The sea.
SAMVAT: A year.
SAMVATSAR: A year; A period of three cycles of twenty years each,
that is sixty years.
SAMVATSARI: Death anniversary.
SÁMVATSARIK SHRÁDDHA: The yearly Shráddha.
SANATKUMAR: One of the four sons of Brahma.
SANCHAL: A kind of salt.
SANDHYA: The morning, noon or evening prayers of a Bráhman.
SANDHYA ÁRATI: Offerings of Milk, sugar and cakes to the gods in
the evening.
SANIPÁT: Delirium.
SÁNKAL: A chain.
SANKAR: A stone.
SANKASTI CHATURTHI: The fourth lunar day of every dark fortnight.
SANKRÁNT: Transit or passage of the sun or a planet from one sign of
the zodiac into another.
SANKRÁNTI: See Sankránt.
SANYÁSI: The Bráhman of the fourth order, the religious mendicant.
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