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KUMUDA—The water-lily. “A semi-circle projecting from a vertical diameter. It is chiefly employed in cornices and bases. It corresponds with the astragal (a small circular moulding ornamented with a bead or reel), or with torus” (a large convex moulding used principally in the bases of columns). (Rām-Rāz, Arch. Hind. p 23). In bases it may be triangular or hexagonal.