A large hearth made of earth, solidly kneaded like brick within a wooden frame.

A special male head-gear. It’s a headdress or a coronet worn by distinguished hunters and warriors, made of the tail feathers of bhimraj (vakul chan...

A breast cloth, segregated from men, never to be touched by men.

Datura suaveolens

A tambourine, (a handheld mini-drum called dholki used in India by street charmers, the trained monkey danced according to the beat).

Loch Katrine li-tengsawl/dil ah W. Scott tuihu-lawnga intawl diem diem puma tienlai hla hlui ngaithlak chu nunhlui a keithovin, zoi top theina a nih.

Outburst of fame.

A cloth meant especially for the great hunters and heroes who have earned the title called thangsuo.

A body wrapper with coloured stripes on the back for women.

A harvest rite; a thanks-giving ritual performed for the first annual paddy harvest.

Haematocarpus validus; blood fruit

Bamboo used as a water container.

Garcinia pedunculata; bor thekera; thekera tenga

A female priest/ a priestess.

A male priest.

A bead worn by women bigger in size than ṭhival.

Sugarless red tea. Serving or sipping sugarless red tea, especially just after meals, is common among the Hmar tribesmen.

A bead necklace worn by women. The beads are smaller in size than ṭhihna.

Moon

Month