Weaver, and Brāhmaṇa, [233];
foolish, [75], [79];
pretended weavers, [66]–[69]
Well, elephant killed in, [448];
dug for killing Prince, [322], [328];
house or palace in, [15]–[21];
made by wife, [86];
Princess or Q. pushed into, [21], [145];
Rākshasī killed or put in, [276], [286];
thieves fell into, [79]
Wellawaehun sweetmeat, a roll filled with scraped coconut, and fried in ghī, [61]
White clothes and horses of Princes, [350], [359];
elephant, [317]
Wife beaten, [182], [205], [418]–[420];
disguised, [82], [86], [87];
imprisoned, [81], [86]
Wish at K.’s arrival, [380];
on Night of Power, [236];
on presenting offerings, [367], [373], [374]
Wishes, three, [235]
Witch abducts Princess, [170], [171];
sucks entrails, [189]
Woman, and bear, [287];
abducts ascetic’s son and Princess, [16], [18], [21], [168]–[171]; ani formed over body, [235], [236];
beats husband, [234], [235];
becomes lapwing, [214];
becomes Rākshasī while alive, [367]–[373];
buried under straw, [78], [80];
burns giant’s sword, [168], [170], [171];
cheated, [189];
cheats husband, or Rākshasa, [206]–[210], [212], [213], [254], [256], [259], [264];
enters tree, [44];
frightens Brahma-Rākshasa, [290],
bhūta, [290],
demon, [291],
Yakā, [288], [292];
killed by giants, [169];
kills and revives three giants, [164], [165];
makes flour figure, [210];
offers cakes to Yakā, [208];
throws Princess into well, [145];
rides horse, [145];
petrified, [245], [369], [375];
steals fowls, [88];
wife of Rākshasa, [264]
Women, beaten, [118];
seven, marry seven brothers, [215];
plot against sister-in-law, [215];
when blind die of starvation, [217], [218]