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768 INDEX
account of (text and translation),
57-9
Gong-language, tm.n.n1ii.ssinn of
messages by, ise
Gong-making in Lagalig. 508;
cflvlnohifl . 510-l7
Gong-rhythm (munrpmlew), beating oi.
in summon fo dc ribea, 412;
dnnrmrrirud beg)“ ing to each
village of nnenrziu. 91; (m
niimgki rank Nuvgag, 520; meaning
" oome lkllklily ", ; Mai rï¬Ås, 4!
G0ng~l'hyt Ins, 15, 20, 132; associated
with pigs, 501, soz; changes in, at
Nimangki, 370, 871 ; (clnn) dl
villages oi Seniang, Wilamp,
Hurtes, Squib - West Coaxial
Region and Tummen Island, and
Mewun, 65-70 ; distinctive of clans,
26, nae; great varimzy 01, sos; nume-
matical eauty oi, 508; music ol,
described, ass; naai lama/at (the
"Beat ex Peace"). 565; ei m-
naught‘ gxudes 0! deceased, man
of, 4 ; signalling by mï¬Åans di, 1;
20; signiï¬Åcance 0!, 459, 500, 591 ;
sounded at death 01 Aillll of
Vanbfll, 535; at funeral of Apwil
Nalndll, 531 ; sounded at Nelmisw
(Nemwelew village), S58-361
Gong~nignn.lling, constant use cf. 503
Goug~|lgna.ls not highly devel ed in
Larnburnbu and L flu , 50â€ù:
Gongs, beating ol in aeie fend 0! me
Dead during mnernla, 556 ; benung
of, rites ol Naemu Ralml-amp begun
with. 64], — to anncunwa new moon
in least of Nlaraw Rurulemp, 543;
dance round in Nnlawan Nnainggol
cezcxnnny, ma; creating of, wre-
innniei, (f00¢.nl7tu)l43, so , sos ; agi-
Orhnt rt a ed b , 4 ;
flllekulanï¬Åour vgrigljus, 43;); Na!-
nwnn of flue, 388, 415; old, use of,
in burial 0! maginiuns, 612; an dan-
cini ground, Surembal vi.l1ige,- de-
lcri ed,29, an; shooting er, Gelemuny
oi, 414 ; slit, Wooden, ritual signiï¬Å-
mime of, 498; sounding of nt Ni‘-
maalghi celebration. 356, 357 ; used
in Lapin dnnce, 485; village, 24 ;
sea me Nnlmunn oi uie Gongs
G040; agd evi! gpirifl, bnueie regarding.
, 4
Good man, nnrive ideas as to qua1iï¬Åca~
dons cf, 557
crndeiire (Nnhnnlp mmâ€ù), aao
Grade evvvrni in Lambilmbu, prcsent
disintegration, 341
Graded sdeiery, ChBI34C£€1'i.8ï¬Å§ oi, 706,
707 ; of men, distribution 0! in Male-
kula, 13 ; of women in Maleknla, 14
crnndpnrenn (,4 avu), attitude eewerde
grandchildren, as
oriei. Malekulm expression of, 539
Guests, meminnienr 01, zoo
Haln (brother, cIa§iï¬ÅcaWl’Y)v 79;
wide range of kinship nnprnned by
cerin, 75
Hmznbak, 46, 1&8; Europeans called,
657; o1Lambnmbn. 687.—said ed
have been 11 white mnn, sa7;
(sacred being) nsocialiuu oi caca-
mil: wioi, 187; two possible usés nf
word, ass
Hnrnbi (Region at Souls ei the Dead,
Lngalag), 579, sac; entranus to, 590;
underground wnrld di me dead, 5&1
Harnbut of Llgalag, 638; legends
concerning, 6 B; death-myth re-
latiug to, ass
Harvest, rite connected with, 1s1
Hawk, sla Black hawk
Hawk's feather purninieed on rise in
-rank in Nimwnghi, 2&4
Head deformatinn in !0uLhBrn districts
ofMa1ekula, 15
1-ma-mind, purchased on rive in renk
in Nimangki, we
Hllnrn, plxflurm of bamboos, exacted
over irnnge (lemigll), sac
Hibiscus newer, purchase of nr n
Nimn hi, ass
History d;M¢l¢mn‘nn Smicly (w. H. R.
Rivere), ass
I-idues, cdnrmicunn 0|. representing
prnnin of gnem, 572, 513; during
seclusion 0 circumcision eandidncer,
264 ; oflormud On incised hays, 253,
254, 2§5, zse
Henri-nernini practices among Big
Nambas, 261
Homosexuality among burys, rarity ol,
156; iemeie, su Leabilnism; mah,
distribution el in Mmknln. 170.-
organization di nrnong Big Nambisv
14
House nniic in blBh, oeremonice of
in, Lnflas 419 ; in North-West Malo-
kulm, diagram of, si ; special
(Namummr) for novices during in-
cbiou rites, 250
Hdinei, nrrengernenc of, suggesting
¢eruiin lundmmankal idenr ex U18
people, 23; of MUW1l.‘l, 34 ; oi North»
West Malukula, s4
House-building in Malekula, technique
0!, si, az; unit of measurement in
(mlhallg, a1
Hnusehul pro e.rty(Man.s1mgg0n), 241
Hukma (Sulzmv, 210, 211
Hninnn beings as tolami, sen, 592
Humming-top, 44
Hunting, 19, 192; -magic, 193, 610 ;
rinni aspect of, 192, 193
Hurtee, s ; villages of, LIIILIEB, with clan
gong-rhythm. es
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