Rankhanda, or Rhankhantang, [3], [88];
imprisons Khyuham, [116]
Rarakham wild mint, in scapegoat ceremony, [134];
in stone-dragging, [142];
worn at “gennas,” [169]
Rat, jungle, offered in scapegoat ceremony, [135]
Ratsen, medicine man, [79];
selection, inauguration, [164];
visited by Potsos, [113], [114];
consulted in illness, [133], [134], [135], [165];
ratsen’s stone, [164], [166];
ratsen’s familiar (sonyo), [164], [165];
food tabus of, [165], [166];
tabus connected with visits from Potsos, [114]
Ratzel, division of Indonesian races, [xxxii];
regarding hoes, [xxvii];
bows, [xxviii];
moon, [172 n. 3]
Reaping ceremonies, [54]–56;
method of, [55];
similarity of methods evidence of affinity, [xxviii]
Red, predominating skin colour among Nagas, [xxii];
in head-taker’s ornaments, [12], [13], [14], [15], [16], [17], [19];
in women’s ear ornaments, [13];
to dream of, presages someone being wounded, [172]
Red-headed Trogon, not eaten, [76]
Reed, in omen-taking, [xiv];
symbolical of sunny weather, [114]
Reincarnation, [119]