GENERAL INDEX, 70.016

331

pLi pL, pLy P-, P-! PL, pL, pLi

a m u p u g, see Pamugpug. a m u t ë r a n, magic, causing fugitives to return, 9973 (Krt 1791), § 40.330; Pa- niuter magic, to- recover things, wayai3 Play Bima, 10.889, § 31.103. aniutus, (Buddhist) speculation, 9762 (K r t 1398), § 10.630; moreover 3963 (4), 045 (3); Pamutus iir; Pralaya, 5167 (1) ; atnutus sairj Matuwa, 6524, § 12.500. ^4 910^i~’ m ^ st ^ c 1795 (13), § a Ca r it a, fines: Stri Sairjgraha, 9241 (Krt 280), § 47.160. a *3 a b a k t i, ancestor worship, 5180 (2), S H.410; cf. bjabakti. a *3abènan, Puja-, funeral offices: 1-816, § 11.450; cf. t;abèn, a n a d a - n a d a n, see nada. i, na gan, 4 seasons, calendar, see Naga p tahun. an a h, arrow, see Mamanah, and Sri p Nandi (archery). a a j iman, demons, Kala, madya pa- biWa: wayat} plays pakëm Grëntën, p 10.922, § 43.150. a 9a^jur Wë s i, mantra, 5366 (1), § a *3 a k a n Bah a, kaputusan, incantation, p 1 !-173 (Krt 717), § 12.510; cf. Put3akan. an akasan, see nahas (nahs). ^akawans in literature, §§ 22.900, f -°80, 30.460; 31.080, 31.104, 31.106, 3.130; moreover 3816 (Bima Swarga), $30.342; 8909, § 31.241; 9967 (Krt 1771, p amatuh Panca Pandawa), § 12.490. anakawan Dalem: Undai3-undat3 Nalémbai}, CB 146 (7), § 47.650. ^ ai 3aksama mantra, imploring forgive- ness for mistakes (in the ritual) 5163, 6422 (2), 10.254 (Krt 2330), § 11.300. a *3 a 1 a h, nini-, kaki-, incantation, magic: p a 435-a, § 12.020; see Raja Paiqalah. ar 3 a 1 a s a n, jaka-, wayaq madya play, 6683, § 31.121. a®3alihan Purnama Tilëm, § 42.010; Moreover 5200, 5266 (2); 11.161 (Krt 48 6), § 41.860.

P a n a m a r, see Darma Panamar; Panamar Jati, suluk, Cërbon, 7375, § 14.920. Panambaijan, babad-, Mat}kunagaran, § 28.210; edition, 1918, Prat. II, p. 478. Panamun, ki: Ku:ndat3 Diyah, 9490 (Krt 845), § 30.420; cantrik, follower of Undakan Panulis, Surabaya history, 10.544, § 22.260. Pai^andar bab ^i^ah tawon, by Marta Tënaja, 1919, Prat. II, p. 481. Panai^galan, Pawukon, divination, §§ 41.940 fj., 42.020; moreover NBS 37 (2), 2027(5); KITLV Or 47 (Pananai3galan). P a n a 13 g u .13, a n, parjéran-, see Kayu Purirj ; Mount Pana^gu^an, see Pënar;gur;an. Panar; sat}, arya-, of Jipat3, 3186, re venges the murder of his father Saba Kir;kin, 6379 (9), § 22.910; see Kali Namat. P a 13 a p i t a n, geomancy, see Apitan. Panaraga, first residence of Tu!t3gul Pëtuir;, King of palm-tappers; residence of batara Katoi3, Kanda, 6379 (8 and 9), § 22.910; Panëmbahan Agu;i3 of Panaraga, author of Paniiti Baya, NBS 87 (5), NBS 89 (10); tumëi3guit3 Jè^rana II of Pa naraga (Panoër Anom Wrir;in Pëtak), 1870 (Rëqganis); local history and legends, §§24.810, 24.830; Imam Buntara, Ratu Adil preacher, 1908 A.D., 6565, § 16.220; see also' Tawaty Sari. Panarait3, magic, fair weather, 9860 (Krt 1593), § 40.350, cf. Panëraq. Par;ardana (aradhana) worship, ritual, 5356, § 11.410. Paqarëm-arëm Manah, didactic poem, 8653-c (4). Panarikan, bagawan-, punishment in the Beyond, 5389 (3), 9327 (Krt 493) and § 11.330 (Atma Prasa^sa); wayai3 plays panakawans, = Garèi3, 10.893, § 31.104. Panarpayan, see Narpana Sawa. Paijarsana, mantra, purification, 5321 (a), 5433 (6), RTMLV 19615. Panarukan, pai^eran tume^gu^-, magic incantation, 5419 (4), § 41.930. Panas, see Pamanas. Panasar, Balyan-, batara Nini Dalëm