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Set by Template:Term attestation, which stores one subobject for each term a page records: a word as one source gives it, in one language, with its meaning, for a place and a year. Where in the source the term is found, with the source's own words: volume, page, question or answer, verse. For example: Vol. V, p. 116, Ans. 2: "Flat ganja is termed pathar in Lucknow".

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§68, p. 117 of the 1893 reprint: "The above process is locally called khonchá."  +
§69, p. 117 of the 1893 reprint: "the process called pátibhángá is commenced upon"  +
§75, p. 119 of the 1893 reprint: "The work of tying up the ganja in bundles (ántis) next commences. This is called sherbándhá"  +
Vol. I, ch. VI, para. 221: "This is called flat or chapta ganja."  +
§62, p. 116 of the 1893 reprint: "Properly ripened plants intended for the flat or cháptá ganja"  +
p. 9: "trodden under foot so that the agglutinated flower-tops assume a flattened shape. This is cháptá, or 'flat' gánjá."  +
Vol. IV, p. 355, ans. 2: "(1) chipta or flat ganja, (2) gol or round ganja, (3) chur or baluchur or broken ganja"  +
Vol. V, p. 85, witness 52 (Mainpuri), ans. 2: "(3) chur, which corresponds to broken ganja"  +
Vol. V, p. 116, witness 77, ans. 2: "Broken ganja is termed chur or chura"  +
§83, p. 122 of the 1893 reprint: "these broken bits … constitute chúr, which literally means "broken" or "powdered.""  +
Vol. IV, p. 355, ans. 2: "(3) chur or baluchur or broken ganja"  +
p. 9: "The flower-tops of gánjá detached from the twigs … form chúr, or 'broken' gánjá."  +
Vol. V, p. 116, witness 77, ans. 2: "Broken ganja is termed chur or chura"  +
§72, p. 118 of the 1893 reprint: "they are made to undergo a second trampling (domalái)"  +
p. 14: "after which they are rolled again (domalái)"  +
§72, p. 118 of the 1893 reprint: "commence the process called ekmalái, or first rolling with their feet"  +
p. 14: "By the time this rolling (ekmalái) is finished"  +
p. 9: "the branches are first broken into twigs about a foot long … the state is known as 'flat twig'"  +
Vol. IV, p. 355, ans. 2: "(1) chipta or flat ganja, (2) gol or round ganja, (3) chur or baluchur or broken ganja"  +
p. 9: "The other sort of gánjá is not trodden but rolled under foot … This is goli, or 'round.'"  +