Folk Lore Notes
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ADACHH : Red cotton yarn.
ADAD: Lentils.
ADAGHO BADAGHO : A ceremony performed to drive away insects.
ADHASUR : Name of a demon.
ADHIKAMAS : Intercalary month.
ADI-NARAYAN: A name of Vishnu.
ADO: Useless.
ADULSA : Name of a medicinal plant.
AGAR : Excreta.
AGASTY A : Name of a sage ; name of a constellation.
AGATHI : A tree, Sesbania Grandiflora.
AGATHIO: ^-ee Agathi.
AGHADA: Name of a plant.
AGHORI: A sect of Hindus.
AGIARI : Fire temple of the Parsis.
AGNI : Fire ; the deity presiding over fi...re, AGNICHAR : An order of evil spirits living in fire.
AGNIHOTRA : A perpetual sacred fire preserved in a hole in the ground for receiving and preser- ving consecrated fire.
AGNIHOTRI : One who keeps an Agnihotra.
AGNIKUNDA : A hole in the ground, or an enclosed space, on the surface, or a metal square- mouthed vessel, for receiving and preserving consecrated fire.
A6NI-SANSKAR: The rite of setting fire to a corpse.
AGRI : Name of a caste or an individual of it.
AHALYA : The wife of the sage Gautam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ADACHH : Red cotton yarn.
ADAD: Lentils.
ADAGHO BADAGHO : A ceremony performed to drive away insects.
ADHASUR : Name of a demon.
ADHIKAMAS : Intercalary month.
ADI-NARAYAN: A name of Vishnu.
ADO: Useless.
ADULSA : Name of a medicinal plant.
AGAR : Excreta.
AGASTY A : Name of a sage ; name of a constellation.
AGATHI : A tree, Sesbania Grandiflora.
AGATHIO: ^-ee Agathi.
AGHADA: Name of a plant.
AGHORI: A sect of Hindus.
AGIARI : Fire temple of the Parsis.
AGNI : Fire ; the deity presiding over fi...re, AGNICHAR : An order of evil spirits living in fire.
AGNIHOTRA : A perpetual sacred fire preserved in a hole in the ground for receiving and preser- ving consecrated fire.
AGNIHOTRI : One who keeps an Agnihotra.
AGNIKUNDA : A hole in the ground, or an enclosed space, on the surface, or a metal square- mouthed vessel, for receiving and preserving consecrated fire.
A6NI-SANSKAR: The rite of setting fire to a corpse.
AGRI : Name of a caste or an individual of it.
AHALYA : The wife of the sage Gautam.
What to read after Folk Lore Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson, Arthur Mason Tippetts, D. 1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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