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name

English

scientific

alarm-cry

1

Ketupon

rufous picolet

Sasia abnormis

jaloh (/ kikeh)

2

Bejampon

crested jay

Platylophus galericulatus

3

Beragai

scarlet-rumped trogon

Harpactes duvauceli

4

Embuas

banded kingfisher

Lacedo pulchella

5

Pankas

maroon woodpecker

Blythipicus rubiginosus

kutok

6

Papau

Diard's trogon

Harpactes diardi

kalabu (/ senabon)

7

Buron Malam / Kundin

"bird of night" (viz., cricket)

8

Nendak

white-rumped shama

Copsychus malabaricus

animal

its activity

rufous picolet (jaloh)

shrieketh

turtle

swimmeth against current

striped wildcat

catcher of buff-colored bird

cobra

sweepeth-away debris

python

reposeth on kempas tree

deer's antler

boar's tusk

cobweb on melai grass

operculum of tekuyon shell

page

country of __ t[ree], c[reeper] {Maya day-names}

deity-name

page: note

meaning of name

79

Lembut

190:41

sulphur

flint {cf. Maya 18^th Ets>nab "flint'}

Kerin

:41

steel

80

jetulon t.

Kerutu f. Tuc^ok

191:42

long-haired caterpillar {cf. "little caterpillar", AHM 10:67} (on rubber-tree), f. tree-lizard

81

the bow of a boat

Galah (/ Juban), f. Sandah

:43

crickets

82

kerupok palm-t.

Rioh

:44

larger cricket

83

waterfall {Maya 19^th Cawac "rain"}

Sibal Ibal f. Tankal Putin Pemangai & Nendak

(nendak =) white-rumped shama

84

ubah t.; red palah reed

Beragai f. C^elegai Rarik Lampon (/ Samatai)

85

gamban (sambar) deer

Jimbun Bulan

luop (invisibility for boat); sebanki api (speed for boat)

Kac^endai Buna Rinkai f. Kelabu

:47

86

"jew's harp"

Lac^au Kurin

[fiery-eyed starer] {cf. "staring eyes", AHM 10:67}

raras t.; seligi (wooden spear)

Pankas (/ Kutok)

:48

87

rarak & danan (c.s)

Bejampon

88

randau malam (c.)

Embuas (/ Embuau)

89

flute; temian bamboo

Ketupon

90

sengan & lemba (palm-t.s)

Buron Malam

[black-teethed]

merunjau t.

Bujan Kesui (/ Sakundin Mupon)

91

banana; tebu tenan sugar-cane

Riton

:50

basket for collecting honey

93

blowgun {Maya 20^th Ah-pu "blowgun-blower"}

Enkerasak

[slave]

94

noose

Nisin (/ Beduru)

:51

warrior (p. 95)

is stationed at __

Kunc^it

house-ladder

Ketupon

house-floor

Kundin

chicken-roost

dream (p. 99)

foreboding __ (p. 100)

blown by strong wind

enemies will come

fallen-upon by raindrops

will be shot

swarmed-upon by bees

sparks from:

fallen-upon by tapan tree-trunk

[clashing] swords

bitten by ular bunai snakes

spears

dreamer

1^st dream

2^nd dream

(p. 104)

Sinalan

surprised by bear

chased by tiger

(p. 106)

Ketupon

stars fall

coconuts are reaped

(p. 107)

Beragai

stars fall

coconuts are reaped

animal

its characteristic

p. 111

deer

antlers

boar

tusks

p. 112

enkelulut (bees)

antennae

mouse-deer

buntak (locust)

saliva

kaak (raven)

urine

pattern/design

p. 114

"jaw of an adulterous crocodile"

pattern in blanket

p. 115

rambai fern

pattern in woman's blouse

p. 126

" fox's tongue"

design carven on shield

p. 137

"tongue of the kendawang snake"

pattern on sword-belt

material/substance

p. 116

"buttress roots of the mikai tree"

door

enseluai rattan

lashing-strings for floor-planks

medan luai wood

house-posts

popped rice (letup, p. 17)

offerings to trophy-head {= cremation causing skulls to explode ?}

husband

wife

p. 117

Ketupon = Jaloh

Endu Dara Tinc^in Temaga = Endu C^erebok Mankok C^ina

Beragai Rengan Mudai = C^ellegai Rarik Lampon

Endu Kec^apah Dulan Landai = Kuman Buna Entekai

p. 118

Embuas = Embuai = Tipas Sibui Jabon

Endu Kec^pan Dulan Mas = Iyak Ketupan Buna Libas

Kelabu Lac^au Buntu Papau Nyenabon

Endu Moa Puc^on Penabas = Pingai Besai Nadai Meretas

Buron Malam = Kesui Sakundin Mupon

Endu Dara C^empaka Tempuron Alan = Patri Lanit Dayan Kuman

Aki Lan Sinalan Buron = Aki Lai

Endu Dara Sentaba Balun Kupak = Indai Kac^endai Bepantak Jerak

at bathing-place of __

are __

Sinalan

enkalat bamboos used as tubes for drawing water

+Kuman

pangil trees, revealing "that she would marry many times."

Kelin

mudin palms used for spear-shafts

son-in-law

father-in-law

object of dispute

Kelin

f. Rumban

tusk of tenilin (aardvark)

Laja

f. Ansan Renaya

a diamond

bamboo-species

must not be walked-under, lest __

kirai

"we may die."

lalan

"by the batchelors, Lest they never marry."

his feat

his means of acomplishing it

(p. 123) retaineth "the key to the door of the heavens."

walketh around (upon?) the clouds

(p. 125) "was hung by the people from the top of a tapang tree, With a thin string of senggang palm, for one month" {this an ordeal for a Daoist shaman's apprentice}

"bee's nest charm."

paddled "up a waterfall of seven steps"

"a stone to weaken the water."

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massacred by __

190

Ketupon

170

Beragai

150

Geliga Tandan

living animal

is used as __

(p. 126) python

ladder

(p. 127) striped nabau snake

handrails (bannisters) of the ladder

page

[#]

denizen

characteristics

p. 127

1.

Aki Unkok

braiding his hair [in moon, p. 191]

2.

jantok jelai (cane)

its shoots raise the tankai miga (stone)

3.

Nelai [& Punga, p. 128]

red fighting cocks on Balai Nyabon (hill)

p. 128

4.

Bujan Simban Gemuran, son of Semarugah ("porcupine", p. 191)

who owneth "an egg of the earth, The first which became the site of a town."

5.

"Chinese"

kawa (stimulant)-plant {known in Fiji}

p. 129

6.

Suluk

boatwrights

7.

long-backed spirit

planks

8.

short spirit, sitting

who becometh sky-tall when standing

9.

Apai Suman Uman

who exchanged houses with Apai Alui [Kelin's mother's brother, p. 191] [trade of insect-riddled house for a sturdy one, p. 7{: cf. Gurage folk-tale of rabbit & lion}]

p. 130

10.

Kelin

charm which enableth "one to be perfect in throwing a spear"

11.

Siba Iba the richest of the rich [distributor of "the Job's tears, ... For the food of those who are sick." p. 131]

his hair is cut in stripes, his back like pedalai fruit; is well in morning, ill in evening ["is charged with caring for the center of things, and consequently may never go anywhere." p. 191 { -- cf. S^into deity Ame-no-minaka-nusi "master of the august center of heaven"}]

p. 131

12.

+Raya (bird) ["the Storm's Stork, sends offerings ... to the heavens." p. 191] & +Rindan (bird)

+Raya is elder sister of Undan; +Rindan is "elder sister of a batchelor who sends his message."

p. 132

13.

Rengan

carver of sandon ritual pole

14.

Sera Gindi

maker of rhinoceros-hornbill statue

15.

Benkon f. Kuan Kapon (Indian cuckoo, p. 191); also, Bujan Tanga Riran

B.T.R. baileth water from the lake

16.

"blades of swords" (machetes) which "forever cut" making "a cleared space"

{cf. Bon mythic implements which work by themselves -- is the "cleared space" the lucus "clearing in forest" of the Etruscan lucumon, or the Kore "void" of the Maori cosmogony?}

17.

"nests of snakes"

"hill which has been tossed by thunder", whence blowguns "have rolled down"

p. 133

18.

"a swinging stone"

"sprinkled by the yellow rice"

19.

python

"which can laugh and show its teeth"

20.

Bujan Pareh [as Bunsu Petara's emissary, he "often attends mankind's festivals", p.192]

[a "statue, with red teeth, is placed at a road junction to frighten bad spirits." p. 191]

p. 134

21.

Selampandai/Selampetoh

is blacksmith, using charcoal of belian wood

22.

Renayon the barking deer

kubok & resam (ferns)

p. 135

23.

Bunji

"old sambar deer" {cf. Kartwellian antient deer}

24.

Mac^au the tiger

c^andi stone in whirlwind

p. 136

25.

"aborted foetuses"

"Where the seventy roads meet."

p. 137

26.

Kanyon & Ugau

"lonely forest"

p. 138

27.

Aki Dunju (of cobra-guarded knife) & Aki Lankau (of striped-nabau-snake-guarded jar)

kemuntin uman trees; lalan benan grass {cf. Bodish snake-engraven knife phurbu; Laotian mythic snake in begging-bowl}

28.

Duron (/ Sukon Lamba Jingau) (s. Simpulan Gana)

"His wife is Endu Lilih Sinton Benih Pulut Belanian, Who speaks loudly, claiming she will marry the three starts."

p. 139

29.

Bunsu Petara ["Should his attention waver, chaos" to ensue, p. 192]

"His wife is Endu Sudan, Also known as Sebamban Balut Sireh, She is Endu Iyak who weeps with kindness."

p. 140

30.

+Nelinkon [boat, p. 192] / +Endu Dara Bajik "Whose back is bent."

{Cf. Daoist hunchbacked goddess (in book of Z^uan Z^ou), whence hunchbacked Tantrik goddess +Cundri = hunchbacked +Kundrie of the Parzival by Wolfram von Eschenbach}

road of __

is marked by bent __ trees

Kelin

kemuntin

Laja

Tuton

enkubon

into wooden __ trench

are dipped [souls of] __

kedemba

liars

tempurok

the lazy

teras

the diligent

"iron"

the brave

mikai

the clever

bather

the gripped

(p. 141) Sinalan

gemian & adon (fishes), kuai (stone) & semah (fish)

(p. 142) Sinalan's wife Indai Kac^endai

bankit tree-fruit

owner

character

barking pasun

is daemon's hound

porcupine

"Whose necklace is a chain."

tajai [helmeted hornbill |Rhinoplax vigil), p. 192]

"could fly to Brunei and back in a day."

speaker

his praise-name

Sinalan

"Earth Tremor which shakes the land, And causes the full moon to fall down." {cf. earth-shaker Poseidon/Potidan : idus/eidus "full moon" (Latin)}

Ketupon

Sankoh Agon "hairy spear"

Beragai

Perapan Pedan Panjai "long sword"

Embuas

Bankon Deras (a swift bird)

Kutok

Apu Mau (longhouse on fire)

Kelin

Ipoh Kinyin, (p. 151) having killed macaques

(p. 151) Laja

Laja' Pemuna, a dart shot toward sky, striking "the Terdani star to make it fall down."

Simpurai

Perapan Pedan Panjai "long sword" [same as for Beragai]

Tuton

Putan Tujoh "Which smelts the kemuja steel."

Nelai

Buna Buot "A flower ... rubbed on the skin of those who collapsed"

animal

charm

son of Empeliau the tarsier bard

tusk of boar

(p. 165) squirrel

pretious stone; praeserved ginger

snail

cobweb plucked from melai grass

son of Tupai the bard

coins

son of Tanga Lulai the bard

tinc^in bekawai ring; gelan alai bangle

work

worker[s]

forgery-chiefs

Mangan "an evil-hearted batchelor" & Antu Inu Setuak Tuwi a daemon

blow the bellows

Mingan from the moonlight & Mingat from the yellow lightning

temper the metal

Baketan Tungai "Whose back is seven finger spans wide."

smithy-part

human body-part

bellows

upper Kayan folk

furnace

antient skull

piston of bellows

gray hair

pipe for blowing fire

throat of Kejaman

tongs

hand

anvil

thigh

hammer

elbow

trough

corpse's belly

water

blood of Punan child

charcoal

eyeballs of Baketan children

fuel

dried mushrooms

sound of fire

noise made by pama frogs

sound of bellows

chattering of memadi (parrot)

red-hot iron

shell of cooked crab

(p. 170) expanding steel

growth of flower

bilai steel

sparks

andon steel

adon fish

tapping with hammer

woodpecker's pecking-clatter

spirit

its omen

sabut spirit

fainteth a dawn

"a spirit"

weepeth loudly

Belan Pingan

"whose forehead is uneven"

the tall daemon

"Whose teeth are sparse."

animal

when slain is revealed as human

female pheasant

"Which wears earrings."

(p. 173) a bear

Kayan child "tattoed with a bangle pattern."

puan monkey {cf. Sufi belief of evolution of humans from monkeys}

"its ribs are broken and dangling" {cf. extraction of rib from >adam}

felled trees have cast off all their bark

"Like the young damsels, Who sleep soundly and naked."

(p. 175) burnt leaves

like unto iton sparrows

ashes

like unto fat of swine

stumps

like unto heads of rason monkeys

lemamban __

returneth to __

which __

s. Nendak

foot of kemantan tambak tree

"is shaken by the waves."

s. Luon

knot of tebelian tree

resoundeth "like a drum when beaten."

(p. 178) "squirrel bards"

flowers of lensat tree

"we

perch on the bridge of Bunsu Selampadai"

{cf. bridge of Heimdall}