"What in thee is evil
Come forth
Here is no home
For the evil one!
When (drops of) blood come not,
Sickness comes not,
Thou evil one, come forth!'"Trin párne, trin kále,
Trin tçule páshlajen káthe,
Ko len hádjinel
Ač kivá mánge!""Three white, three black,
Three fat lie together here.
Whoever disturbs them
Remain to me! (Be mine!)"To insure pigs thriving by a new owner, some charcoal-dust is mingled
with their food and these words spoken:--
"Nivaseske ná muká,
The çál t're çábená!
Miseç yákhá tut díkhen,
The yon káthe mudáren,
Tu atunci çábá len!""Do not let the Nivasi
Eat thy food,
Evil eyes see thee,
And they here shall perish,
Then do thou eat them!As a particularly powerful conjuration against thieves, the owner runs
thrice, while quite naked, round the animal or object which he wishes to
protect, and repeats at every turn:--
"Oh coreyá ná prejiá.
Dureder ná ává!
T're vástá, t're punrá
Avcná kirñodyá
Te ádá pedá láves!"