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Sauchand

2018-11-24T10:44:38Z

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Ethnographic Glossary. <br/>

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A sub-caste of Kurmis in Behar.

Saubarnia

2018-11-24T10:40:44Z

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Ethnographic Glossary. <br/>

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A section of Babhans in Behar.'

Sauar

2018-11-24T10:38:26Z

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Ethnographic Glossary. <br/>

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A mul or section of the Maghaya sub-caste of Kiindus in Behar.

Sau, Chalita, Sau

2018-11-24T10:36:07Z

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Ethnographic Glossary. <br/>

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A sub¬caste of Sunris in Western BengaL

2018-11-24T10:33:35Z

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Ethnographic Glossary. <br/>

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A section of Goalas
Behar.

Satya, Truth

2018-11-24T10:28:40Z

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Ethnographic Glossary. <br/>

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A section of
Jugis.

Satya, Truth

2018-11-24T10:26:49Z

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Ethnographic Glossary. <br/>

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A synonym for Sadgop in Bengal.

Satun

2018-11-24T10:19:52Z

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Ethnographic Glossary. <br/>

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A title of Barhis in
Behar.

Sattyal

2018-11-24T10:13:36Z

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Ethnographic Glossary. <br/>

CALCUTTA: <br/> ''Printed at the Bengal Secretariat Press.''<br/> 1891. .</div>
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A thar or section of
Nepali Brahmans.

Sattyal

2018-11-24T10:12:34Z

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Satta

2018-11-24T10:04:05Z

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Ethnographic Glossary. <br/>

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Asection of P atnis in
Eastern Bengal.

Satta

2018-11-24T10:00:40Z

Satisa

2018-11-22T11:57:22Z

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Ethnographic Glossary. <br/>

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A sub•caste of Dhohas in Central Bengal.

Sathiet

2018-11-22T11:54:59Z

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Ethnographic Glossary. <br/>

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A mul or section of the Naomulia or Majraut sub¬caste of Goalas in Behar.

Sat, Gosain

2018-11-22T11:51:53Z

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A Elub-sect of Vaishnavas recruited from the higher castes and distinguished for their proselytising zeal.

Satgop

2018-11-22T11:49:08Z

Satgharia

2018-11-22T11:45:10Z

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A sub-caste of Napits in Bengal.

Sateswari

2018-11-22T11:43:00Z

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Ethnographic Glossary. <br/>

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A gain of the Sabarna gotra of Rarhi Brahmans in Bengal.

Satchasa

2018-11-22T11:39:41Z

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A synonym for Sadgop in Bengal.

Satarwar

2018-11-22T11:37:20Z

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A mul or section of the Kanaujia sub-caste of Rajjams in Behar.

Satapasti, Satpati

2018-11-22T11:28:44Z

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A group of the Srotriya sub-caste of Utkal Brahmans.

Satanandkhani

2018-11-22T11:20:17Z

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A mel or hypergemous sub-group of Rarhi Brahmans in Bengal.

Satal

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A thar or sept of the Barah Guruog sub-tribe of Gu¬rungs in Darjiling.

Sasmal

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A title of Suklis and Kaibarttas in Midnapur.

Sasankhar

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A section of Kamis in Darjiling.

Sasani, Srotriya

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A sub¬caste of Utkal Brahmans in Orissa.

Sarwe

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A section of Babhans in Behar.

Sarwat

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A section of Kanauia Lohars in Behar.

Sarwal

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A section of the Panchjati sub-caste of Khatris in Bengal.

Sarwal

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Sarua

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A group of the Panda sub-caste of Utkal Brahmans.

Saru, Darjiling

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A thar or sept of Mangars in Darjiling.

Sarpa, snake

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A totemistic section of Jagannathi Kumhars in Orissa.

Sarpa, snake

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A totemistic section of Jagannathi Kumhars in Orissa.

Sarno

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A sept of Oraons in
Chota Nagpur.

Sarnia

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A sept of the Surajbansi division of Rajputs in Behar.

Sarwaria or Saryupari

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A sub-caste of Kanujia Brahmans and Telis in Behar.

Sarnar

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A curry vegetable, totemistic sept of Mundas in Chota Nagpur.

Sarnakar, Sekra

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The working goldsmith and silversmith caste of Bengal, an artisan group, probably traceable to the Karmakar and wholly distinct from the Subarnabanik, who never work in metal themselves. Sarnakars are divided into four sub-castes : Brahman-desi, Dakhin-Rarhi, Khatangi and Uttar-Rarhi. They have five exogamous groups, three Brahmanical and two Sabanta¬Rishi and Sa-rishi, suggestive of less distinguished associations. Llirls are usually married as infants, but this is said not to be obligatory-a view which is to some extent borne out by the fact that a bride-price is paid, and the bridegroom-price characteristic of the full development of infant-marriage has not yet been introduced. The marriage ceremony is of the orthodox type; its essential and binding portion being the gift of the bride to the bridegroom and his formal acceptance of the gift. Widows may not marry again, and divorce is permitted only on the ground of the wife's adultery.

The religion of the caste is that of the average middle class
Hindu-Sakta or Vaishnava as the case may be. The divine artisan,
Viswakarma, is reverenced as the special patron of the caste. The
women have a special ceremony called Kulai, which is performed
during the rains without the assistance of any priest. Brahmans
are employed for religious and ceremonial purposes, but these
are not received on equal terms by those members of the sacred
order who serve the higher castes. The dead are burned, and the
srriddh ceremony performed one month after death. The caste
believe the business of a goldsmith to be their original occupation,
but some of them engage in agriculture. Their social status is
low. None of the higher castes will take water from them, and
they admit that they will take water and sweetmeats from any
one except the very lowest castes, such as Hari, Muchi and Dom.

Sarna, Kamar

2018-06-28T13:29:19Z

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A sub caste of Kamars in Midnapur.

Sarna-Kamar

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A sub-caste of Subarnabanik.

Sarnakar

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A synonym for Subarnabanik.

Sarma

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A synonym for Brah¬man a title of Dakshin-Rarhi and Bangaja Kayasths.

Sarkhi

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The cobbler caste of Nepal.

Sarkata

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A mul or section of the Kanaujia sub-caste of Sonars in Behar.

Sarkar

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A title of Brahmans; of Kurmis in Manbhum, used both by members of the caste and by outsiders; of jugis Raibarttas, Kayasths, Napits, Pods, Sadgops, and Tantis in Bengal.

Sarjal

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A sept of Kaurs m Chota Nagpur.

Sariyal

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A gain of the Bharadwaja yotra of Barendra Brahmans in Bengal.

Sariswe-Sakuri

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A mul of the Sandil section of Maithil Brah¬mans in Behar.

Sariswe-Khangor

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A mul of the Sandil section of Maithil Brahmans in Behar.

Sarin

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A section of the Dharkcir sub-caste of Doms in Behar.