Ghī, [78], [86], [124], [132], [133], [147], [185].
See Butter
Gingelly (Sesamum), [46], [50], [76], [127], [192] Givotia rottleriformis, charm, [194]
Goat, [105], [154], [176], [202];
sacrifice, [14], [37], [57], [69]. [82], [119], [137], [146], [148], [149], [150], [175], [205], [210], [214], [217], [244]–5, [255], [267], [282], [284], [295]
Go-cart on wheels as vehicle of god, [175]
Gourd (Lagenaria) used in sorcery, [227];
to ward off evil eye, [114]
Grain, omens, [21], [36], [49], [136];
in fortune-telling, [283];
mixed with meriah ashes, [204];
representing goddess, [61];
to appease evil spirit, [245]
—— crop, omens from cattle, [60]
Grāma dēvata (village deities), [14], [22], [27], [145], [151], [283];
Amba Bhavani, [281]–2;
Ankalamma, [22], [65];
Ankamma, [285];
Chaudēswari, [39];
Chenchu Dēvudu, [286];
Durgamma, [143], [151];
Ellamma, [41], [137];
Gangamma, [38], [144], [156], [219];
Gurumurthi, [254];
Guttalamma, [155];
Huligavva, [41];
Karuppan, [153];
Kodalamma, [36], [304];
Kolapuriamma, [283];
Kolaramma, [103];
Kulanthal Amman, [172]–3;
Māgāli, [279];
Māriamma, [37], [144], [146], [148], [151], [176], [214];
Mashani Chendi, [236];
Nukalamma, [15];
Pīda, [175];
Pōleramma, [35], [283], [285];
Saptha Kannimar, [166], [284], [285];
Sattāndi Amman, [103];
Siddēdēvaru, [177];
Yerakamma, [75]
Grindstone in rain ceremony, [305]