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kayat (Hikayat) Nur (Sada), Lombok Islam, 10.349 (Krt 10.098), § 22.730. K a y o n, pareden: wayatj requisite, album, 10.926, § 43.080; wayai) plays panakawans, 10.893, § 31.104 ; ill., § 60.042, frontispiece vol. Ill, see also Tree II, and gunuiym. K a y u, trees.: wayai) play Bima, 10.888, § 31.103 ; see Tree. K a y u Ire t},, Babad Pasëk-, Bali Aga, 9579 (Krt 1027), § 21.340. Kayu Manis, bujat)ga-, kalëpasan rite, 5063, 5119, 5267, § 11.440; bujarjga Kayu Manis Raré, Babad Tusan, 9791 (Krt 1443), § 21.390. Kayu Mutu (kukumah, wordly empire) and nabi Sis (nurbuwah, prophecy), sons of Adam, dualism: Séwa Krama, 6596 (3), § 14.650. Kayu Puri 13, par) ér an-, of Raja Wana, and 5 companions: pa^éran aji Dorjké, parjéran Mahdum Sëréyal, - Nusa Kaya- i)an, - Kidai) Mëtaijkas, and - Penat)gu- i}an, 7584; genealogy, 7777, § 15.360; in cantation, 5602. Kayu P u t i h, I, pap ér an-, grave, Cahyana mythical history, 7543, § 23.930. Kayu Putih, II, Kayu Sëlëm; Babad Pasëk-, 10.212 (Krt 2261), § 21.340. Këbo, see also Maésa, buffalo'. Këbo Ba 13 Rar)ga Bëntulu, waya13 purwa play, 6786, § 31.101; see Maésa. Këbo Brintik Slaka Boma, spirit, buf falo, boys’ game: wayai) plays panakawans, 10.899, § 31.104. Këbo B u it ë 13, incantation, 5429, § 12.020. Këbo p è b 1 è 13 magic, Pétruk: waya^ plays panakawans, 10.892, § 31.104. Këbo I wa, Këbo Yuwa, well-digging demon, killed by Gajah Mada, 9632 (Krt 1117), § 20.630; 11.176 (Krt 732), § 20.692; cf. Këbo Siwayuwa. Këbo Ka male, incantation, 5191, § 12.010 ; 5276, § 40.270; 9124 (Krt 76). Këbo Kanaija, son of Andaya Niqrat of Pet3gij), foster-father of Karèbèt (Jaka Tit)kir of Pajai)), tries to ruin Trat)gana of Dëmak but is killed: Kanda, 6379 (9), § 22.910; see Kënaqa.

Këbo Iwa. . ■ Këbun Li^laq, white dog, marries Puwasa, daughter of a sow: Tatwa Saw > suwui), 5051, § 20.660; see dog. Këcubur) kasihan, wayai) purwa P a P 3997 (2), 6786, §§ 31.082, 31.101. K ë d a p it i 13 a 1, suluk Cërbon, 7 § 14.920. Këdap wisésa, waya^ madya p la P 6683, § 31.121. k ë d a s i h (gëdasih) bird, caught by J oc | e ^ s Santa, Andé-andé Lumut: wayai) pl a 7 panakawans, 10.898, § 31.104. K ë d a w u 13, district, Blambaqan histor). 4087, § 22.510. K è d ë p, goddess (centre), Lomb. ’ 5182, § 11.210. _ k ë d i woman without menstruation : Gun 1 )

Kidul tales, 10.947, § 31.425. këdotan, i)èlmu-, magpc invulnerabib >’ Jodèg-Santa, wayai) plays panakawan 5 - 10.898, § 31.104. Këdu, settled by Bantor),, father of A13'^ Wijaya’s Chinese wife, grandfather Paitah of Dëmak; also, origin of Awuk of Piqit, who was killed by J a ' Ti^kir by pricking with a sadak, Kan4 a ’ 6379(9), § 22.910; Këdu horse, legen 0 ’ § 48.540; Griyèt) Këdu, dalai) traditio®' 10.923, § 43.130. Këdut3 Këbo book: Dipa Nagara b 1 ^ tory by the Purwa Rëja Regent Cakr Nagara, § 27.420. K ë d u 13 P a 13 a n t è n, Bërjawan, Sur a karita, neither world, 10.845, § 49.010. . Këdui) Putri, KëtaiQga river, legends, 8980 no 3, § 48.520. ^ këdurtan, vibrations in the limbs, 39 (4, kaladutan), 5606, 6400 (2), 7415, 749 a - 7525, 7604, § 41.950; 7707, 7724, 95»^ fKrt 1032). S 41.810; NBS 89(23), Cb

145 (1)-E (4); see këjutan. Keizer, W.-, Paqrëksan ii) Awak, san 1 tary science, 1919, Prat. II, p. 485.