Reply to "Hindi words used for everyday objects/things in the home etc"

LynnSenior Member

Jahray was similar to ounchay

but they used a broom .. guh round u 7 times saying some mantra n then they shake out the broom n put under the bed .. i think this was to chase our jumbie or spirits.

my dad n ma used to ouchay my sis often as d gal used to get ‘bad eye’ every-time she go out!!

whn the thing burn in fire n smell high ., u choke n cough .. that meant the bad eye was strong .. lol

i really dont remember if this helped or not ..

2/20/223:04 AM

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