PSIAR MYNROP (Krem)

Description

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

An unspecified cave, complete with unknown whereabouts, is allegedly known as Krem Psiar Mynrop and said to be situated somewhere in the vicinity of Samasi (I.B. 25°24'01.6”N: 92°32'57.4”E) but has not yet been identified. ETYMOLOGY: The Synteng -myn- (generally pronounced as myng) is an abbreviation of -um- (river), as myn khen for um khen (SINGH, N 1906: 135). SINGH, N (1906: 164) lists not a single Khasi word starting with -ps…“ and SINGH, N (1906: 164) lists no -rop- while the Khasi noun -ka rup- is the reverse side; the side of a cloth not coloured or the colour of which does not come out distinctly (SINGH, N 1906: 176).

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History

EXPLORATION HISTORY: Bikin Paslein, then the Samasi Village Headman, was understood to have told the cave name Krem Psiar Mynrop to Brian D. Kharpran Daly (Stead, J 2004.02.17 Mss: Krem Tyngheng + other caves in Sem Masi Area 17-02-04). Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

Caves nearby

Distance (km)	Name	Length (m)	Depth (m)
0.0	RUHHIAR (Krem)
0.0	MADAN SAWPHEW (Krem)
0.4	SYNTOIN (Thlu)
0.7	PRIANG RONG (Krem)
1.1	SA PYIANG (Krem)
1.1	SA PYIANG 2 (Krem)
1.1	SIEJ, Samasi (Krem)
1.2	HAWLIEHKOR (Krem)
1.3	TYNGHENG, Samasi (Krem)