Crossword-Solution: TAMERA 6 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 8

Declare ye me innocent in the presence of Nebertcher,[1] because I have done that which is right in Tamera (Egypt), neither blaspheming God, nor imputing evil (?) to the king in his day.

The most important of these are the Sunar or goldsmith; the Kasar or worker in brass and bell-metal; the Tamera or coppersmith; the Barhai or carpenter; and the Halwai and Bharbhunja or confectioner and grain-parcher.

The Tamera caste of coppersmiths trace their origin from the girls so sent with the bride of Dharam-Pal, the Haihaya Rajput Raja of Ratanpur, through the progeny of these girls by the Raja.

Maha-Brahman, presents to--Kurmi 26 Manasa Devi--Nat 6 Maratha, derivation of name--Mahar 1, Maratha 2 Maratha immigration into the Central Provinces--Kunbi 2, 3 Maratha soldiers--Maratha 13, 15, 16 Marriage, barber's duties at--Nai 5 Marriage between relations, restrictions on--Balahi 2, Brahman 9, Dangi 3, Dhoba 2, Gond 15, Injhwar 3, Kai-kari 2, Kunbi 6, Murha 2, Panka 4, Tamera 2 Marriage by capture--Gond 22, Kolam 2, Oraon 6, Intro.

The Tameras, however, like the Kasars or brass-workers, use copper, brass and bell-metal indifferently, and in the northern Districts the castes are not really distinguished, Tamera and Kasar being almost interchangeable terms.