Oma-Sulings, the, country of; characteristics of; and the Long-Glats; the great festival of; the women of; funeral customs of; hair colour of; a second visit to; meaning of the name; from Apo Kayan; weaving no longer done by; villages of, on Upper Mahakam; food of; desire of, for large families; included in Orang Bahau; beliefs and customs of; customs regarding childbirth; marriage customs of; omen before naming children; sacred numbers of; use by, of nagah in decorative designs Oma-Tapi, the Ome-Tepe, the Omamahak Omen birds; not eaten; kapatongs of images of Omens: fire, before tuba-fishing; taken from birds; from pig's liver; the centipede; taken by top-spinning; concerning headhunting; from dreams; from banana leaves before naming children; hunting expeditions abandoned because of; good and evil, among the Katingans "Onder," the; head-hunting by Ong Sangi, village of Onions, white Oostenbroek, G. Orang Bahau, the; meaning of name; tribes included in Orang-utan, Dayak resembling; shot by Chonggat; rare in Central Borneo; cries like child when wounded; supposed to be able to swim; stories of attacks of; as food; belief in soul of; folk-tale about _Orang-Utan and the Dayak,_ _The_, folk-tale Orchids, of Borneo; with aromatic fragrance; search for rare variety of Ornaments worn by natives Ot-Danums, the; at Telok Djulo; physical appearance of; the village of; ornaments of; tatuing of; story of an unfaithful wife; cure of disease by; on the Katingan River; funeral customs of; of Tevang Karangan; known as Duhoi on the Samba River; headhunting of; meaning of the name; the kapatongs; location and number of; primitive conditions of; customs regarding childbirth; belief concerning number and location of souls; folklore of Ot-tjin, the game Otter, fish caught by; folk-tale about _Otto_, government river steamer Outfit for travel in the tropics, principal items in Ox, wild Pa-au Paddi. _See_ Rice Paddlers. _See_ Boatmen _Pagan Tribes in Borneo_, quoted Pahandut Pahit (antoh), legend of Paint, face, of Malay women Pajamas, worn by a native Palapak tree, the Pani River, the Pantars (memorial poles) Panyanggaran, the (memorial pole) Paradise flycatcher, the Parang (short sword); inlaid work on blade of Pasang-grahan (camping-house); at Belimbing; at Beringan; at Kandangan; at Long Iram; at Long Pangian; at Samarinda; at Sembulo; protected by palm-leaf mats Pasir; the ex-Sultan of _Pátin Fish_, _The_, folk-tale Peanuts, cultivation of Peas, green, of the East Indies Pembuang River, the, approach to; the trip up Pendahara, camp at _Penganun_, _the Huge Serpent_, folk-tale Pengaron, arrival at