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Page 64
The bridegroom places on the ground an earthenware pot of oil and a little vermilion in a sāl - leaf . The bride puts on the new sūrį and a female relative of hers takes up a little vermilion from the leaf , mixes it in oil , and with a ...
The bridegroom places on the ground an earthenware pot of oil and a little vermilion in a sāl - leaf . The bride puts on the new sūrį and a female relative of hers takes up a little vermilion from the leaf , mixes it in oil , and with a ...
Page 67
The boy's father or other relative says , “ We shall take up whatever has fallen to our lot ( lit. , fallen on the leaf - plate from which we are eating ) whether it be an idler or a decrepit one ” . The bride now gets up and bows down ...
The boy's father or other relative says , “ We shall take up whatever has fallen to our lot ( lit. , fallen on the leaf - plate from which we are eating ) whether it be an idler or a decrepit one ” . The bride now gets up and bows down ...
Page 68
All the men now eagerly attack the rice and pulse placed before then in leaf - plates . The Nāyā and the Diguār besides eating their share ( bātoāri Whāt ) of the meals as members of the țândă , each receives from the hands of the girl ...
All the men now eagerly attack the rice and pulse placed before then in leaf - plates . The Nāyā and the Diguār besides eating their share ( bātoāri Whāt ) of the meals as members of the țândă , each receives from the hands of the girl ...
Page 70
There , a figure like that in figure I on page 66 is drawn on the ground with riceflour ; a copper pice is placed on each of the four corners of the ligure , and two sāl - leaf - plates are placed over the figure , one to the cast of ...
There , a figure like that in figure I on page 66 is drawn on the ground with riceflour ; a copper pice is placed on each of the four corners of the ligure , and two sāl - leaf - plates are placed over the figure , one to the cast of ...
Page 71
The bridegroom stretches forward his hands on which is placed a plate made of sal - leaves and over it a brass bowl ( löța ) filled with water . His father calls upon the men of his tāņdā to say if there is in their opinion any social ...
The bridegroom stretches forward his hands on which is placed a plate made of sal - leaves and over it a brass bowl ( löța ) filled with water . His father calls upon the men of his tāņdā to say if there is in their opinion any social ...
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appears asked authority Babu believed Bengal Bihar body bride bridegroom brother brought Buddha called carried caused ceremony child clan containing Daud Khan death described district evidence face fact father feet figure four fowl girl give given Government grant hand head hill Hindu husband India inscription interesting Journal king known leaves letter lived marks marriage means mentioned mother Nagpur natural offered original Orissa Patna performed period person plant plate present probably received record reference reign remains rice river rock round rule Sanskrit says seat seems shows side Society spirit stands stone taken tiger tion took Translation tree tribes village whole wife woman women
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 4 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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