Mediaeval Sinhalese Art c35.72
Mediaeval Sinhalese Art c35.72
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c35.72
*Habaralissa*, plant, not ascertained, 221. *Hadu Nayide*, name of a craftsman, 58. *Hair*, oiled, 32: how worn, Fig. 1; Pls. I., II., XXII., XXXVI., 1-5, XXXIX., 5, 8, 9. *Hak-geḍiya*, chank, conch-shell, used as a trumpet in dēvāles and Hindu temples, 120, 188; Pls. XLI., I, XLIIIA, 4: *hakgeḍi paṅguva*, holding of a tenant whose service was to blow the chank, 188. *Hakuruva*, jaggery maker, caste, 22. *Hal*, rice (uncooked), 72. *Halamba*, golden anklet of Pattini, bronze copies worn by dancers, 6, 139: -*heḷiya*, earthen vessel to hold *halamba*, etc., 222. *Hali-dangaya*, pattern of woven cloths, 234; Pl. XXVIII., 1 (4). *Halmilla* (*Berrya amonilla*), 131. *Haloluva*, village near Kandy, 180. *Hal-gaha* (*Vateria acuminata*), 164, 181: -*dummala*, rosin of do., 164. *Haḷuva*, a cloth: *haḷu-heḷiya*, -*tāliya*, earthen vessels for storing cloths, 221. *Hamadi Baḍāla*, name of a craftsman, 73. *Hambantoṭa*, on S. coast Ceylon, 117. *Hamsaya*, mythical sacred goose, swan, 8, 85, 95, 129, 172, 184, 224, 230; Figs. 19, 90, 136; Pls. XXVI., 2, XXXIX., 2, 8: described in *Rūpāvaliya*, 86: flag of Ūva, 38. *Hamsa-lipi*, a style of writing, 179: -*pāṭṭuva*, design of *hamsayo* with necks entwined, 86, 110, 130; Figs. 20, 28, F, 77, 119, 123; Pls. XI., 5, XIV., 1, XXXII., 8, XL., 4, 12. *Haṅda-kaḍa-pahana*, ‘moonstone,’ semi-circular stone doorstep, 146.