FIG. 18.—THE CHIEF DAIRY VESSELS.
| A. The palmän. B. The palkati. C. The madth. D. A tedshk. E. The ertatpun. | F. The patat. G. The pòlmachok. H. The parskadrvenmu. I. The irkartpun. K. The adimu. |
- A. The palmän.
- B. The palkati.
- C. The madth.
- D. A tedshk.
- E. The ertatpun.
- F. The patat.
- G. The pòlmachok.
- H. The parskadrvenmu.
- I. The irkartpun.
- K. The adimu.
Adimu. An earthenware vessel ([Fig. 18], K) into which [[60]]some of the coagulated milk may be poured while churning. It may also be used to fetch water from the dairy stream.
Madth or parskartmadth. Churning-stick ([Fig. 18], C).
Palkati. Bamboo rings for holding the churning-stick while churning.
Parskurs or ularwurthkurs. Stick or wand used chiefly for driving off calves while milking.
Tatkich. The cut-up ends of a churning-stick, used for cleaning the patat.