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| − | + | 1) cave or tunnel w rocks and rough water; 2) triangular hole or box for destruction ritual [IW] | |
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| + | Syn [[ho ma khung]] [RY] | ||
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| + | hom khung - brub khung - brubs khung - lcags sgrom - e sgrom - lcags hom - Triangular pit [RY] | ||
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| + | sacrificial fire pit for rituals, triangular black iron recipient used in destructive rites [JV] | ||
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| + | Triangular pit for fire offering rituals. Lit. a "dug pit", meaning a pit which is dug for the purposes of placing into it various items during a ritual, such as a fire offering. Also spelled [[brub khung]] and [[brubs khung]]. [Erick Tsiknopoulos] | ||
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Revision as of 10:02, 6 March 2021
1) cave or tunnel w rocks and rough water; 2) triangular hole or box for destruction ritual [IW]
Syn ho ma khung [RY]
hom khung - brub khung - brubs khung - lcags sgrom - e sgrom - lcags hom - Triangular pit [RY]
sacrificial fire pit for rituals, triangular black iron recipient used in destructive rites [JV]
Triangular pit for fire offering rituals. Lit. a "dug pit", meaning a pit which is dug for the purposes of placing into it various items during a ritual, such as a fire offering. Also spelled brub khung and brubs khung. [Erick Tsiknopoulos]