A note explaining the Tamil name and the Sanskrit name for a nut/berry used to make a necklace, or rosary as a sacred object for the Saiva sect. The name of the nut/berry is written in the original language as well as translated.
Note regarding beads used for the rosary of the Saiva sect.
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