[4] Lit., “I am able for.” The infinitive is often omitted: the villager says, Ēka maṭa puḷuwani—“I am able [to do] it.” Compare also No. 93. [↑]
[5] C is pronounced as ch in English. [↑]
[7] A sixteenth part of a rupee. [↑]
[9] A village saying, perhaps intended to frighten the child and make her behave better. [↑]
[10] The funeral feast given to Buddhist monks on such occasions. [↑]