Nairs of Malabar, 22 Narrinyeri totem eaters, 179 Nascent man a solitary polygamous male, 220; younger males expelled from family, 220; absence of a paring season, 226; effect of diet on sexual function, 227; prolonged infancy, 230; maternal love, 231; retention of adult son in family, 232; distinction between females in the family circle, 236; rule of ‘avoidance,’ 237; primal law the parent of exogamy, 238; the editor’s view, 238; sexual relations between sire and daughter, 251; widows of the polygamous husband, 252; introduction of outside males, 254; effect of female sexual jealousy, 256; recognition of cousinship, 257; interchange of sisters, 258; division of the group, 260 Nature-worship, Lord Avebury’s synonym of totemism, 122 New Caledonia, separation of brother and sister, 214; infanticide of twins, 215; avoidance in, 275 New Caledonia totems, 136 New Caledonian totem belief, 143 New Caledonian tribes, hostility between, 167 New Hebrides, North, class divisions in, 178 Nooreli, Australian divinity, 5, 138 North American Indian group names, 172 Northern Victoria, tribal tradition of, 64 Nyarongs, Sarawak, 153 Omaha magical societies, 197; Miss Alice Fletcher on, 198 Omaha manitus, Miss Fletcher on, 152 Omaha totem groups, 196 Origin of avoidance, Mr. Atkinson on, 276 Origin of classes and totems, Mr. Morgan’s view, 92 Origin of totemism, theories regarding the, 49, 50; Lord Avebury on, 123 Orissa, avoidance in 275 Orkney, group sobriquets in, 296