Encyclopaedia of religion and ethics, Index

686 INDEX TO FOREIGN WORDS
kaXuke (Talaing nats), iii. 21 •.
Icama (desire, love), iv. 667»
Puranas, x. 454".
kdmariipin ( = vidyddharas), ii. 810".
kancJian (prostitutes), x. 408».
kanchaniya (rosary), x. 848*.
ia-(t!aka^ayya (arrow-bed), ii. 92".
kanva (demons), iv. 16Z^.
kanyddana (marriage ceremony),
viii. 451 ».
kaphri (exorcist), v. 7".
kapila-dana (gift of cow), i. 453''.
kapurale (Vedda shaman), xii.
599*.
karam festival (Oraon), ix. 504''.
Aororotree (Oraon), ix. 504''.
kara-nyaea (ceremony), vi. 493'.
karamka bird, ii. 69".
karma (' doing,' works), v. 640"-
641', vi. 694», vii. 187i»" ; Jain,
vii. 469»-472", Puranas, x.
452', 464", Tibet, xii. 332",
Upanisads, xii. 547". See
also General Index.
karma-abhiseka (anointing rite),
vii. 321"".
karma-yoga (' yoga of works '),
Puranas, x. 454", Ramanuja,
X. 573".
karxtavedha (ear-piercing),vii. 324".
kartd (manager of household), v.
737"-738»
karuria, krpa (compassion), ii.
750"".
karyeivara (evanescent gods), ii.
185".
kasbi (prostitute), x. 408".
kathd (musical performance), ix.
46".
kauk-hnyin (Burm. sticky rice
confection), iii. 23".
kaulia bhakats (Assam monks in
chaitras), ii. 137".
kaunglaungbon (Burm. part of
pagoda), iii. 43".
kaungye (Burm. rice-beer), iii. 26".
kavacha (' cuirass,' amulet), iii.
411", 448".
kavirdjas (physicians), iv. 755".
kdvya (artificial epic), viii. 110",
X. 574".
katorna (Burm. shrines), iii. 21".
kelah.—See Id.
kesavapaniya (cutting of king's
hair), i. 23".
kevala (pure in heart), ii. 544".
khanagl (' those of the house,'
secret prostitutes), x. 408".
khandhaa.—See skandhas.
khatarhuvd (Dravidian rite), v.
19".
khechara (=: vidyddharaa), ii. 810".
khds.—See phoids.
khun (Burm. clans), iii. 26".
khunkat (land given in compensation
for murder), ii. 730".
kimpurusas (mythical beings), ii.
810".
kinnaraa (mythical beings), ii.
810". iii. 306" (note) ; Ajanta,
i. 258", ix. 44", 46" (illustrations).
hiriamma (Vedda spirits), xii. 600".
kirikoraha (Vedda milk-bowl ' '),
xii. 600".
kirtan (musical performance, singing
and chanting with drum),
ix. 46", 47".
Miba (eunuch), v. 682".
kramamukti (' emancipation by
steps or stages ' ), iv. 679".
kravyad (' flesh-eaters '), vi. 691".
kriya-karma (obsequial rites), i.
453".
krpa.—See karurja.
Krsxiajayanti (festival), ii. 666".
kriayuga, satyayuga (lucky age,
golden age), i. 200". 201".
ksatiikavdda (momentariness of all
things), ii. 202".
ksdrUi (patience), ii. 751"".
ksetriya (' inherited disease '), iv.
764".
kudevas (Jain bad gods), iv. 608".
kudikkar (' those who belong to
the house,' temple-dancers),
X. 407".
kulakara (Jain patriarch), i. 202".
kuldvanl (prostitute), x. 407"-408".
kuldeo (Chuhra family gods), ii.
652".
kurf4alini (creative force), xi. 94".
fct^a-grass, i. 453".
kutali (creative force), xi. 94".
kwarzam (Toda sacred expressions
in dairy-ritual), X. 155", xii.
364".
kyaung (Burm. monastic school),
V. 180"".
kyiwaing (Burm. part of pagoda),
in. 43".
kyulon (Burm. Maundy money),
iii. 35".
Id, kelah (Karen double ' '), iii.
21", 22", iv. 865"-856", viii. 9".
laiharaoba (Manipuri ceremony),
viii. 402".
laipham (Manipuri god's place),
viii. 402".
lairemaa (Manipuri goddesses),
viii. 402".
laksana (physical marks), iv. 827".
lamlai (Manipuri gods), viii. 402".
laran (ceremony), viii. 36".
lau (Ahom rice-beer), i. 236".
lava (priests), ii. 487".
leippya (Burm. butterfly, soul),
iii. 22".
leippya-hkaw (Burm. ceremonies
for recalling the leippya), iii.
22".
leh/as (colours of soul), vii. 469"
in Mahavira's system, i. 262".
litiga.—See General Index.
linga (Burm. rhymes), iii. 29".
Unga-iarira (subtle body), ii. 644",
xii. 307".
lita (Ceylon calendar), iii. 78".
lobha (desire), v. 233".
lodet, lodetpe (Mikir diviner), viii.
630"".
lokayatika (' of secular knowledge'),
i. 188".
hkottara (' superior to the world '),
ii. 741".
lokoltaravada (' hyperphysical
system), i. 96".
lup (Burm. conical thatch over
graves), iii. 34".
luacinkya (Burm. evil eye), iii. 31".
macchariya (' selfishness '), v. 234".
madhu (honey-mead), ii. 39".
madhurya (' sweetness '), ii. 493".
madhya (' wine '), ii. 135".
maggaphalaltha, (fruits of Eightfold
Path), i. 774".
mahabhuta (gross elements), ii.
200", 643".
mahddana ('great gifts'), iii.
389".
mahakalpa (' Great Period '), i.
188", 202".
mahakratu, yajnakratu ('great
or solemn sacrificial cere
monies '), ii. 160".
maJian ( = buddhi, thinking sub
stance), iv. 158", 169".
maJiant (head of monastic instita
tion), vii. 309".
maMprasada (sacramental meal).
ii. 550".
maharshi (great rsi, title of De
bendra Nath Tagore), ii. 822".
mahatmya (' excellence '), iii. 78".
makdyuga, chaturyuga (ages of the
world), i. 200"-201".
mahisl (king's first-wedded wife),
viii. 452".
mahoragas (snake beings), iv. 572".
maibas, maibis (Manipuri priests),
viii. 403".
maikeingdkpa (Manipuri gods), viii.
402".
maithuna (' indulgence of sex '),
ii. 136".
maitrdvaruTM (priest), x. 313",
xii. 613".
majjhima paiipada (Middle Path),
i. 47".
makdra^ (essentials of worship),
ii. 136"", X. 714"-715".
mdlaya-chandana (offering sandalor
rose-water to guests), i.
564".
mdlika (rosary), x. 848".
mallia (levy on village), ii. 669".
mamduh (' praised,' spirit of dead
foreigner), iv. 603".
mdrhsa (' flesh '), ii. 135".
mdna (self-conceit), v. 234".
manas (mind, will), ii. 643", xii.
142", 616".
manau (Burm.
national festival),
iii. 22".
mandakalpa (two Buddha age), i.
202".
mandala (mystic circle), i. 94",
99", iii. 445"-446", viii. 406".
maxtdalas
(' books ' of Eigveda),
vii. 61".
martdapa.—See mantapa.
mangala-sulram (tying of the
lucky thread), iii. 444".
mai?.i (amulet), iii. 412"", 468",
vii. 666"".
mani (Toda sacred bell), xii. 355"".
maniratna (' wishing gem '), vii.
555".
numjang (Burm. shrine), iii. 33".
mankha (professional beggar), i.
259".
maiikhali, i. 260".
manmakhoi (Burm. funeral ceremonies),
iii. 33".
manomaya (' caused by thought '),
ix. 849".
manotihiha (Burm. human-faced
hons), iii. 43".
manahippawt nai (Burm. spirit
of deceased), iii. 33".
mantapa, mantapams, marufapa
(temple porches), i. 742", xii.
243".
mantra (spell), ii. 647", iii. 441''.