Sakalavas (Sakkalavas) of Madagascar, the worshipful sovereign of the, i. 397 sq.;
their chiefs not allowed to sail the sea or cross rivers, iii. 10;
taboos observed by their chiefs, iii. 10 sq.;
taboo on mentioning personal names among the, iii. 327;
customs as to names of dead kings among the, iii. 379 sq.;
sanctity of relics of dead kings among the, iv. 202;
their worship of a black bull, viii. 40 n.
Sakarang Dyaks of Borneo, their euphemisms for smallpox, iii. 416
Sakkalava. See [Sakalavas]
Sakkara, in Egypt, pyramids at, vi. 4