tters occupying the part of the country where these names of Venus are used are some gentlemen of classical attainments ; and possibly the idea of the laughing goddess may have been suggested by them. Orion is called Berai-berai (a young man). This young man was said to have been "burul wlnunailun…
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tters occupying the part of the country where these names of Venus are used are some gentlemen of classical attainments ; and possibly the idea of the laughing goddess may have been suggested by them. Orion is called Berai-berai (a young man). This young man was said to have been "burul wlnunailun miai-miai" (much thinking, or desirous of young women), when Baiame caught him up to the sky, near to the " miai-miai" (the Pleiades), whose beauty had attracted him. He has a boomerang in his hand, and a ghuliir (belt) round his waist. One of the miai-miai (the Pleiad which is barely visible) is supposed to hide behind the rest, on.
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