Destroying the sneeze or kkoroken

Destroying the sneeze or kkoroken

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Dia!kwain (David Hoesar) (V)

<i>Sneezing in the early morning considered to be unfortunate. In the Katkop dialect, by Díä!kwãin (L V. 21. 5654 rev. and 5655 rev., note). How to destroy a Sneeze. (L V.-22. 5658 rev., note). </i>Sneezing drives away the game. The action or ritual called<i> kkoroken</i> is used to abort a sneeze.

1) Dia!kwain heard this from his parents and also experienced it in person, 2) See also <i>The Moon, not to be looked at, when game is shot</i> and <i>Sneezing: to be avoided when game is shot, </i>3) This story is found in Book V-21

story

6 December 1875

Custom and daily life

Portention

sneezing (destroying the sneeze or kkoroken), sneezing (and shooting game), sneezing (avoidance behaviour relating to), sneezing (at dawn), sneezing (in the early morning considered unfortunate), sneezing (and misfortune with hunting), sneezing (is a bad omen), hunting (and destroying the sneeze or kkoroken), hunting (misfortune at, and sneezing), hunting (observances), hunting (and bad omens), omen (bad and sneezing), omen (sneezing and misfortune hunting), name (a ritual for preventing a sneeze called kkoroken), name (and destroying the sneeze or kkoroken), dawn (and destroying the sneeze or kkoroken), dawn (sneezing in the early morning considered unfortunate), dawn (sneezing at), dawn (sneezing at and hunting), morning (and destroying the sneeze or kkoroken), morning (sneezing at dawn), morning (sneezing at dawn and hunting), morning (sneezing in the early morning considered unfortunate)

5654v-5655v, 5657v-5658v