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Village Folk-Tales of Ceylon, Volume 2 (of 3)

Note 4 — The Nā, Mī, and Blue-Lotus Flowers’ Princesses

H. (Henry) Parker translation

It is clear that she got her name from a flower found in the hive, which might thus be termed a Mī-mala (Mī-flower), and not from the flower of the Mī-tree (Bassia longifolia). ↑

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