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2 ( Caste No. 315) — Probably salt-makers, and should have been included with Ndngar No. 176.
3 Oargajje (Caste No 216). — Tlie same as Garzmcir, a class of faqir.^ who thurst Iron spikes into
4 their tlesh. Bodhi (Cn.^te No. S17]. — As it standi the word would mean a Buddliist. But it is perhaps
5 a misreading for Bhoti, au inhabilant of Bhot or Thibet, who also would be a Buddhist. Ndnbai
6 (Caste No 218). — A baker. Jahojha (Caste No. 219). — A Piirbi caste who keep milch kine.
7 Miiiihb'ind (Caste No. 220). — The Jain a-cetic who hangs a cloth over his mouth (mdnTi). Bisuli
8 (Caste No. 221). — A dealer in petty hardware who spreads (iasa() his mat (hisdt)\n front of
9 him and displays his wares upon it. Pahdri {Caste No. 222). — A generic term for a hill man.
10 Sijra (Caste No. 2^6). — A euuucli, distinct from the Hinjra which is a large Jat tribe and
11 separately described iu its prjper place. Sihiisar (Caste No. 227). — .\. small caste in Hushyar-
12 pur who were only a few generations ago Punwar Rajputs, but have been driven by poverty to
13 growing vegetables and working in grass, and are now a separate caste rauking with the Arains.
14 Ohardmi (Caste No. 229). — Tliiitchors, generally .Jhi'nwars. Chhafarsaz (Caste No. 231). —
15 Umbrella makers. Sj.ngtardsh i^Caste No. 233). — Stone-cutters. Ghirimdr (Caste No. 234). —
16 Bird catchers, who almost always belong to the vagrant tribes. Chim'gar (Caste No 239). —
17 Sugar refiners. Suthdi- (Caste No 259). — ^The Bombay word for carpenters, cj., Tarkhan
18 Xo. 11. Dhai Sirkiband (Caste No. 263). — The men who make sirki or roof-ridgcs of grass
19 to protect carts and the like. Almost always of the vagrant classes. HindJei (Caste No- 271). — •
20 A generic term on the Upper Indus for all Musalmans of Imliandes cent who speak Panjabl
21 dialects. Kumera (Ca.ite No. 280). — -An agricultural labourer hired by tlic day, monlh, or year
22 on tixed pay, not receiving a share of the produce. Guru (Caste No 297). — A Hindu spiritual
23 preceptor. Kardr (Caste No. 300). — More properly Kiriir. Any Hindu trader in the west or in
24 the hills. Vslak (Caste No. 301). — A Turk tribe, and should have been included with Turk
25 No. 126. Qwdla (Caste No. 308). — The term for a Hindu cowherd and shepherd, geucrallyan
26 Ahir. Tabdkhia (Caste No 308). — A man who keeps a cook-shop and hawks cooked food
27 about the streets. Kharol (Ciste No 317). — Probably the same as Qarol, No. 211, described
28 above.