Note 45 — Chapter VI · MAGIC RITES AS AFFECTING THE LIFE OF MAN
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Ulă-ulă is the name given to a pennon attached to the mainmast. It was of such length that it reached to the poop, which it flapped against or “whipped.” Gada-gada was explained here as a short pennon attached to the foremast. Pĕmĕpah was the standard at the stern. ↑