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
TIRTHA: Water used in bathing an idol; a holy place.
TOLA: A weight amounting to 210 grains.
TOND BHUT: An order of evil spirits.
TOSHI: A class of chudels.
TRAVENI: A confluence of three rivers.
TRETÁYUGA: The second yuga or age according to the Hindu scriptures.
TRIJ: The third day of the bright or dark half of a month.
TRIPINDI: A kind of Shráddha.
TRIPURÁSUR: Name of a demon.
TRIPURI-PAURNIMA: The full moon-day of Kártik.
TRISHANKU: Name of a king of the Solar race.
TRISHUL: A trident.
TUCHAKA: A mystical method.
TULA: Libra.
TULSI-VRAT: A vow in honour of the Tulsi or sweet basil plant.
TULSI: The sweet basil.
TUNGJÁI: Name of a goddess.
TURABAT: A tomb.
U.
UBHI: Standing; an order of ghosts.
UCHÁTAN: A branch of black magic.
UCHCHÁTAN: See Uchátan.
UDA: A species of water spirits.
UDAK SHÁNTI: Propitiation by water.
UJANI: A ceremony in propitiation of the village gods.
UJJANI; A festival in honour of the god Indra.
UKARDI: Earth with which the marriage altar is built.
UKO: A dung-hill.
UMA MAHESH: The god Mahádev and his wife Párvati; name of a vow in
honour of them.
UMBAR: The Indian fig tree.
UMPI: Name of a Nág girl.
UNÁI MÁTA: Name of a goddess.
UNDAR: A mouse.
UNT: A camel.
UPADEVA: A demi-god.
UPÁKARMA: The ceremony of renewing the sacred thread.
URAS: A fair held in honour of a Mahomedan saint.
UTÁR: A sacrificial offering.
UTTÁNAPÁD: Name of a mythological king.
UTTARÁ-BHÁDRAPADA: Name of a constellation.
UTTARÁ-FÁLGUNI: Name of a constellation.
UTTARÁSHÁDHA: Name of a constellation.
V.
VÁCCHADO: The spirit supposed to cure hydrophobia.
VÁCCHARO: See Vácchado.
VACHO: Even.
VAD: The banyan tree; the dark half of a month.
VADÁN: Fried cakes.
VADHÁVO: Odd.
VADYÁJÁI: Name of a goddess.
VAGÁDNAR: One who beats musical instruments like drums.
VAGGAYA: Name of a deity.
VÁGH: A tiger.
VÁGHÁMBARI: Name of a goddess.
VÁGHARAN: A woman of the Vághri caste.
VÁGHESHWARI MÁTA: Name of a goddess.
VÁGHRI: A caste of Hindus.
VÁGHUR DEVI: Name of a goddess.
VÁGHVIR: The spirit of a person killed by a tiger.
VÁGHYA: A male child offered to the god Khandoba.
VAIRÁGI: A recluse.
VAISHÁKHA: The second month of the Deccani Hindu and the seventh
month of the Gujarát Hindu calendar year.
VAISHNAVA: The sect of Hindus devoted to Vishnu.
VAISHVADEV: An oblation of boiled rice into the fire.
VAISHYA: A trader, the third of the four-fold divisions of Manu.
VAITÁL: An order of demi-gods.
VAITÁLIKA: An attendant of the god Shiva.
VAIVASWAT MANU: Name of the seventh Manu now reigning.
VAJRA: Adamant.
VAJRÁBÁI: Name of a goddess.
VAJRABATTU: A kind of bead.
VAJRAMAYA: Adamantine.
VAJRESHWARI: Name of a goddess.
VAJRESWARI: See Vajreshvari.
VALAM: A mock bridegroom in the Holi festival.
VALAMA VALAMI: A procession of a mock marriage in the Holi festival.
VALAMI: A mock bride in the Holi festival.
VÁLAND: A caste of barbers or an individual of it.
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