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Grindmill songs of Maharashtra
Songs by Kamble Sarita Bhimrao
(9 records)

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5 semantic classes ➡ list at the bottom of this page

H:XXI-5.1eiii (H21-05-01e03) - Ambedkar / Struggles for the dalits / Meetings, assemblies, speeches / Ambedkar stands bare-head

Cross-references:H:XXI-5.1di (H21-05-01d01) - Ambedkar / Struggles for the dalits / Reigns in Delhi / Bhim’s conquest and seat of power
H:XXI-5.16 ???
[19] id = 84190 ✓
बाबासाहेब आहे सार्या जनतेचे लाडके
भरल्या सभेमधे गेले सभेला बोडके
bābāsāhēba āhē sāryā janatēcē lāḍakē
bharalyā sabhēmadhē gēlē sabhēlā bōḍakē		✎ My Bhim* Baba is the darling of the people
For a meeting with a large gathering, he went bare-headed
▷  Babasaheb (आहे)(सार्या)(जनतेचे)(लाडके)
▷ (भरल्या)(सभेमधे) has_gone (सभेला)(बोडके) 		Bābāsāheb est le chouchou de tout le peuple
Il est allé à la réunion tête nue en pleine assemblée.
BhimA name given to Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar


H:XXI-5.1p (H21-05-01p) - Ambedkar / Struggles for the dalits / Gratitude

Cross-references:H:XXI-5.8fii (H21-05-08f02) - Ambedkar / A portray of grandeur & pride / Body
[7] id = 84207 ✓
कोल्हापूर शहर हंड्या भांड्यानी खेचीले
बाबासाहेबांनी मधी बावडे रचीले
kōlhāpūra śahara haṇḍyā bhāṇḍyānī khēcīlē
bābāsāhēbānnī madhī bāvaḍē racīlē		✎ There are rows and rows of pitchers and utensils aligned in Kolhapur city
In the meantime, Babasaheb* has constructed wells
▷ (कोल्हापूर)(शहर)(हंड्या)(भांड्यानी)(खेचीले)
▷ (बाबासाहेबांनी)(मधी)(बावडे)(रचीले) 		Ville de Kolhapur cruches et ustensiles sont bien alignés
Bābāsāheb entre temps avait construit un puits.
Babasaheb


H:XXI-5.3eii (H21-05-03e02) - Ambedkar / Takes a second wife / Singers’ resentment / The Brahmin wife is looked down upon

[97] id = 84149 ✓
बामणाच्या मुली तुझ्या टोपल्यात राख
बाबासंगती खाते पान गेले बामणाचे नाक
bāmaṇācyā mulī tujhyā ṭōpalyāta rākha
bābāsaṅgatī khātē pāna gēlē bāmaṇācē nāka		✎ Oh Brahman girl, there is ash in your basket
She eats betel leaf with Baba, the Brahmans have lost their honour
▷  Of_Brahmin (मुली) your in_basket ash
▷ (बाबासंगती)(खाते)(पान) has_gone Brahmin (नाक) 		Fille de Bāmaṇs, des cendres dans ton panier
Elle mange une feuille de bétel en compagnie de Bābā.
[98] id = 84150 ✓
बामणाच्या मुली महार लोकात कशी गेली
बाबासाहबाची उच पायरी खाली केली
bāmaṇācyā mulī mahāra lōkāta kaśī gēlī
bābāsāhabācī uca pāyarī khālī kēlī		✎ Oh Brahman girl, how did you go among the Mahars*
Babasaheb* (was) on a higher level, you brought him down
▷  Of_Brahmin (मुली)(महार)(लोकात) how went
▷ (बाबासाहबाची)(उच)(पायरी)(खाली) shouted 		Fille de Bāmaṇs, comment est-elle allée chez des Mahār?
Le palier supérieure de Bābāsāheb il l'a ramenée en bas
Mahar ➡ MaharsA low caste people employed mostly as village watchmen, gate-keepers, messengers, porters, etc.
Babasaheb
[99] id = 84175 ✓
बामणाच्या मुली हरीजनाला दिली कशी
बाबासाहेबाची उच पायरी खाली केली
bāmaṇācyā mulī harījanālā dilī kaśī
bābāsāhēbācī uca pāyarī khālī kēlī		✎ The Brahman girl, how was she given to a Harijan*?
She brought Babasaheb* down from a higher level
▷  Of_Brahmin (मुली) Harijans (दिली) how
▷ (बाबासाहेबाची)(उच)(पायरी)(खाली) shouted 		La fille de Bāmaṇs, comment fut-elle donnée à des harijans?
Le palier supérieure de Bābāsāheb il l'a ramenée en bas.
Harijan ➡ HarijansAn untouchable
Babasaheb
[100] id = 84176 ✓
बामणाच्या मुली तुझ्या केसात भवईरा
बामण सोडून केला बाबाला नवरा
bāmaṇācyā mulī tujhyā kēsāta bhavīrā
bāmaṇa sōḍūna kēlā bābālā navarā		✎ Oh Brahman girl, your hair-do is very stylish
Leaving Brahmans, you married Bhim*
▷  Of_Brahmin (मुली) your (केसात)(भवईरा)
▷  Brahmin (सोडून) did (बाबाला)(नवरा) 		Fille de Bāmaṇs, ta chevelure est séduisante
Tu abandonnes un bāman pour faire de Bābā un époux.
BhimA name given to Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar


H:XXI-5.3g (H21-05-03g) - Ambedkar / Takes a second wife / The Brahmin wife kills Ambedkar

Cross-references:H:XXI-5.9c (H21-05-09c) - Ambedkar / Ambedkar’s death / Suspicion of murder
[54] id = 84146 ✓
दिल्लीच्या वाटवरी कुणी सांडीला दहीभात
बाबासाहेबाचा केला बामणीनी घात
dillīcyā vāṭavarī kuṇī sāṇḍīlā dahībhāta
bābāsāhēbācā kēlā bāmaṇīnī ghāta		✎ On the way to Delhi, who spilt curd-rice
The Brahman woman is the reason for Babasaheb*’s ruin
▷ (दिल्लीच्या)(वाटवरी)(कुणी)(सांडीला)(दहीभात)
▷ (बाबासाहेबाचा) did (बामणीनी)(घात) 		Qui a répandu du riz et du lait caillé sur le chemin de Delhi
La Bāman a causé la ruine de Bābāsāheb
Babasaheb
[60] id = 84177 ✓
बाबासाहेबांना नका म्हणू मेला मेला
त्याच्या अस्तुरीने त्याला इखाचा पेला दिला
bābāsāhēbānnā nakā mhaṇū mēlā mēlā
tyācyā asturīnē tyālā ikhācā pēlā dilā		✎ Don’t say: “Babasaheb is dead! Babasaheb* is dead!”
His wife, she gave him a cup of poison
▷ (बाबासाहेबांना)(नका) say (मेला)(मेला)
▷ (त्याच्या)(अस्तुरीने)(त्याला)(इखाचा)(पेला)(दिला) 		Ne dites pas de Bābāsāheb : “Il est mort! l est mort!”
Sa femme, elle lui a donné une tasse de poison/
Babasaheb


H:XXI-5.7a (H21-05-07a) - Ambedkar / Bhīm’s name spells happiness / Taking Bhīm’s name

[35] id = 84174 ✓
बाबासाहेब बाबा आम्हाला काय देतो
नाव बाबाचे घेता सारा शिन जातो
bābāsāhēba bābā āmhālā kāya dētō
nāva bābācē ghētā sārā śina jātō		✎ Babasaheb*, Baba, what does he give us
On taking Baba’s name, all the fatigue disappears
▷  Babasaheb Baba (आम्हाला) why (देतो)
▷ (नाव)(बाबाचे)(घेता)(सारा)(शिन) goes 		Bābāsāheb, Bābā, que nous donnes-tu à nous
Je prends le nom de Bābā, toute la fatigue disparaît.
Babasaheb

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  1. Ambedkar stands bare-head
  2. Gratitude
  3. The Brahmin wife is looked down upon
  4. The Brahmin wife kills Ambedkar
  5. Taking Bhīm’s name
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