Keimi, a tiger-man, [177]
Kei-ma, a Lakher marriage price, [218]–9
Kela, a Lushei, [102]
Kel-khāl sacrifice, [73]
Kelsi village, [185]
Keng-puna, name-giving, [161]
Khāl Sacrifices, xix, [70], [72] et seq.
Not practised by the Lakher, [223]
Ngente, [134]
nor by Rāngte, [147]
nor by Thado, [201]
Vuite practise Uihring only, [145]
Khāl-chuang sacrifice, [73]
Khalkhama, a Lushei chief, [7]