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Sacred groves (or thánsális), [35]
Sacrifice of animals, [29], [41]
Sadiya, original seat of Chutiyá Kingdom, [90]
Sangla tree, [20]
Śanti-jal, water used for ceremonial purification, [29]
Śaraniyas, (see Maháliyás), [5]
Seasons, personified, [59]
Sengfáng, name of male clan, [27]
Service in lieu of brideprice, [44]
among Chutiyás, [95]
Sessamum as a totem, [25]
Shares in inherited property, [32]
Sibing-ároi, Kachári clan, [25]
Siju plant, held sacred, [30]
Silá-rai as a deity, [38]
Silk (eri) culture, [19]
Silkworms, [19]
Śiva worshipped by Meches in place of Bathau, [82]
Solanimiyas, statistics of, [5]
Songs sung at festivals, [51]
Spirits (distilled), [19]
Spirits unable to cross water, [47]
Squirrel, as a totem, [27]
Śraddha (among Hájongs), [87]
(observed by Meches), [83]
Śrī, god of good luck, [57]
Survival after death, [38]
Swarga-ároi, clan of, [24]