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Grindmill songs of Maharashtra
Songs by Dhulgund Haru
(14 records)

Village: ताडकळस - Tadkalas OpenStreetMap GoogleMap

11 semantic classes ➡ list at the bottom of this page

A:I-1.6hi (A01-01-06h01) - Sītā / Rāvaṇ / Mandodarī / Mandodarī tells Rāvaṇ

[4] id = 37135 ✓
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रावणाची मंदोदरी मारी रावणाला हाका
सीता रामाची आणू नका लंकला या लागन धका
rāvaṇācī mandōdarī mārī rāvaṇālā hākā
sītā rāmācī āṇū nakā laṅkalā yā lāgana dhakā		✎ Ravan*’s Mandodari is calling Ravan*
Don’t bring Ram’s Sita, Lanka* will be in danger
▷ (रावणाची)(मंदोदरी)(मारी)(रावणाला)(हाका)
▷  Sita of_Ram (आणू)(नका)(लंकला)(या)(लागन)(धका) 		pas de traduction en français
RavanA devotee of Shiva, an asura king of ancient Lanka, he is depicted as a great scholar, a Brahmin, a capable ruler and a maestro of the veena (plucked stringed instrument). He is also described as an extremely powerful king and has ten heads.
LankaThe name given in Hindu epics to the island fortress capital of the legendary asura king Ravana in the epics of the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. The fortress was situated on a plateau between three mountain peaks known as the Trikuta Mountains. The site of Lanka is identified with Sri Lanka.
[5] id = 37136 ✓
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रावणाची मदेांदरी शिकवी रावणाला ग्यान
सीता घेवून खांद्यावर जावा रामाला शरण
rāvaṇācī madēāndarī śikavī rāvaṇālā gyāna
sītā ghēvūna khāndyāvara jāvā rāmālā śaraṇa		✎ Ravan*’s Mandodari is telling Ravan* to behave wisely
Carrying Sita, on your shoulder, surrender to Ram
▷ (रावणाची)(मदेांदरी)(शिकवी)(रावणाला)(ग्यान)
▷  Sita (घेवून)(खांद्यावर)(जावा) Ram (शरण) 		pas de traduction en français
RavanA devotee of Shiva, an asura king of ancient Lanka, he is depicted as a great scholar, a Brahmin, a capable ruler and a maestro of the veena (plucked stringed instrument). He is also described as an extremely powerful king and has ten heads.


B:IV-2.7 (B04-02-07) - Mārutī cycle / The dear one

[40] id = 37134 ✓
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हे ग पखालीन पाणी म्होर घागरीन सडा
देवा माझ्या मारोतीचा कुण्या बामणाचा वाडा
hē ga pakhālīna pāṇī mhōra ghāgarīna saḍā
dēvā mājhyā mārōtīcā kuṇyā bāmaṇācā vāḍā		✎ Water drawn with a leather bucket, sprinkled in front from a copper water vessel
It is my God Maruti*’s, a Brahman’s house
▷ (हे) * (पखालीन) water, (म्होर)(घागरीन)(सडा)
▷ (देवा) my (मारोतीचा)(कुण्या) of_Brahmins (वाडा) 		pas de traduction en français
MarutiA Sanskrit word referring to Hanuman, son of Vayudeva, the Hindu Wind God Vayu


B:IV-3.1 (B04-03-01) - Dattātraya cycle / Dattātraya and Anūsayā

[1] id = 37068 ✓
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सारविल्या भीती वर काढीला गणराया
घरी नवरी अनुसया
sāravilyā bhītī vara kāḍhīlā gaṇarāyā
gharī navarī anusayā		✎ Walls were plastered with cow dung wash, a picture of Ganapati was drawn on top
Anusuya is the bride at home
▷ (सारविल्या)(भीती)(वर)(काढीला)(गणराया)
▷ (घरी)(नवरी)(अनुसया) 		pas de traduction en français


B:IV-4.3 (B04-04-03) - God Śaṅkar / The dear one

[2] id = 37067 ✓
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सारविल्या भीती वरी काढीली सारजा
घरी नवरी गिरजा
sāravilyā bhītī varī kāḍhīlī sārajā
gharī navarī girajā		✎ Walls are plastered with cow dug wash, picture of Sharada drawn on it
Girija is the bride at home
▷ (सारविल्या)(भीती)(वरी)(काढीली)(सारजा)
▷ (घरी)(नवरी)(गिरजा) 		pas de traduction en français


B:IV-5.2 (B04-05-02) - Gaṇrāyā / Support

[7] id = 37066 ✓
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पयली माझी ओवी गणराया सारजाला
काशीमंदी महाराजाला
payalī mājhī ōvī gaṇarāyā sārajālā
kāśīmandī mahārājālā		✎ My first song is for God Ganapati and Sharada
For the Maharaja at Kashi*
▷ (पयली) my verse (गणराया)(सारजाला)
▷ (काशीमंदी)(महाराजाला) 		pas de traduction en français
KashiName of a place of pilgrimage. In the songs, mother is many times referred to or called Kashi.
[9] id = 37129 ✓
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पयली ग माझी ववी गणपती राजा
हाती तांब्या गुरु माझा
payalī ga mājhī vavī gaṇapatī rājā
hātī tāmbyā guru mājhā		✎ My first song is for God Ganapati
A jug of water in hand for my guru
▷ (पयली) * my (ववी)(गणपती) king
▷ (हाती)(तांब्या)(गुरु) my 		pas de traduction en français


B:VI-2.9d (B06-02-09d) - Paṅḍharpur pilgrimage / Viṭṭhal - the dear one / Standing on brick

[5] id = 37128 ✓
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अशी पयली ग ववी माझ्या गुरुच्या गुरुला
एवढा माझा नमस्कार वीट वरील्या हरीला
aśī payalī ga vavī mājhyā gurucyā gurulā
ēvaḍhā mājhā namaskāra vīṭa varīlyā harīlā		✎ My first verse is to Guru’s Guru
My Namaskar* to my Hari* on the brick
▷ (अशी)(पयली) * (ववी) my (गुरुच्या)(गुरुला)
▷ (एवढा) my (नमस्कार)(वीट)(वरील्या)(हरीला) 		pas de traduction en français
NamaskarFolding hands as a mark of respect
HariName of God Vishnu


B:VII-1.2d (B07-01-02d) - Sun and moon / Devotion to sun, an ideal personage / Women broom the courtyard for him at dawn

[32] id = 37130 ✓
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येत सकाळी उठूनी मला झाडायचा पाट
देवा माझ्या नारायणाची माझ्या वाड्याहूनी वाट
yēta sakāḷī uṭhūnī malā jhāḍāyacā pāṭa
dēvā mājhyā nārāyaṇācī mājhyā vāḍyāhūnī vāṭa		✎ Getting up in the morning, I have to sweep the platform around the tree
My God Narayan’s (the sun) Path* passes in front of my house
▷ (येत) morning (उठूनी)(मला)(झाडायचा)(पाट)
▷ (देवा) my (नारायणाची) my (वाड्याहूनी)(वाट) 		pas de traduction en français
PathRecitation of scriptures


D:X-2.11ciii (D10-02-11c03) - Mother worries for son / Son struck by bad eye / Things required to repel bad eye / Neem leaves

[3] id = 44859 ✓
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लिंबलोण मी करीते माम्या मावश्या मिळूनी
काशीचा बाळराज सखा वाणीचा म्हणूनी
limbalōṇa mī karītē māmyā māvaśyā miḷūnī
kāśīcā bāḷarāja sakhā vāṇīcā mhaṇūnī		✎ I wave Neem leaves around him, all of us, maternal aunts together
Because my mother Kashi*’s son, my brother is a very good man
▷ (लिंबलोण) I I_prepare (माम्या)(मावश्या)(मिळूनी)
▷ (काशीचा)(बाळराज)(सखा)(वाणीचा)(म्हणूनी) 		pas de traduction en français
KashiName of a place of pilgrimage. In the songs, mother is many times referred to or called Kashi.


D:XII-4.1j (D12-04-01j) - Son, a man in society / Son’s marriage / Rituals performed by bridegroom / Darshan taken in the temple

[2] id = 37069 ✓
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नवरदेव झाला आपल्या नशिबान
पाया पड बाशिंगान
navaradēva jhālā āpalyā naśibāna
pāyā paḍa bāśiṅgāna		✎ He became a bridegroom thanks to his own fate
He touches God’s feet with his bashing* tied to his forehead
▷ (नवरदेव)(झाला)(आपल्या)(नशिबान)
▷ (पाया)(पड)(बाशिंगान) 		pas de traduction en français
bashingAn ornament of paper worn by the bride and the bridegroom on the head during the wedding


F:XV-2.11 (F15-02-11) - Sister worries for brother / Brother struck by bad eye

Cross-references:F:XVI-2.14d (F16-02-14d) - Sister expects brother’s moral support / Brother visits sister at her house / Brother comes as a guest
[6] id = 37131 ✓
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येग माहेरीच्या वाट हैत फुलाचे झाड रंगल तुमच गाडी घोड
दिष्ट मुराळ्याची काढ साळु माझ्या मईना
yēga māhērīcyā vāṭa haita phulācē jhāḍa raṅgala tumaca gāḍī ghōḍa
diṣṭa murāḷyācī kāḍha sāḷu mājhyā maīnā		✎ Come to maher*, there are flower trees on the way
Your horse cart will get the colour
Salu*, my daughter, wave mustard seeds and salt around murali* (brother) to counter the influence of the evil eye
▷ (येग)(माहेरीच्या)(वाट)(हैत)(फुलाचे)(झाड)(रंगल)(तुमच)(गाडी)(घोड)
▷ (दिष्ट)(मुराळ्याची)(काढ)(साळु) my Mina 		pas de traduction en français
maherA married woman’s parental home
SaluProper name of a girl
murali ➡ muralis1) Girls dedicated to Khandoba. They act as his courtesans. (Now the practice of marrying girls to Khandoba is illegal)
2) A person who is sent to fetch and accompany a newly married girl from the parental home or the in-laws’ home


F:XVIII-1.6 (F18-01-06) - Parents’ home, māher / God from māher

[4] id = 37132 ✓
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ये ग माहेरीच देव राती आले सपनात
वळखीले निशाणात परळीचे वैजनाथ
yē ga māhērīca dēva rātī ālē sapanāta
vaḷakhīlē niśāṇāta paraḷīcē vaijanātha		✎ God from maher* came in my dream at night
I recognised God Vaijanath from Parali from his flag
▷ (ये) * (माहेरीच)(देव)(राती) here_comes (सपनात)
▷ (वळखीले)(निशाणात)(परळीचे)(वैजनाथ) 		pas de traduction en français
maherA married woman’s parental home
[5] id = 37133 ✓
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हे ग माहेराचे देव हेत लेकीला कुठूनी
नवस बोलती दाटूनी
hē ga māhērācē dēva hēta lēkīlā kuṭhūnī
navasa bōlatī dāṭūnī		✎ A daughter has no right on gods from her maher*
Still she makes a vow just for the sake of it
▷ (हे) * (माहेराचे)(देव)(हेत)(लेकीला)(कुठूनी)
▷ (नवस)(बोलती)(दाटूनी) 		pas de traduction en français
maherA married woman’s parental home

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  1. Mandodarī tells Rāvaṇ
  2. The dear one
  3. Dattātraya and Anūsayā
  4. Support
  5. Standing on brick
  6. Women broom the courtyard for him at dawn
  7. Neem leaves
  8. Darshan taken in the temple
  9. Brother struck by bad eye
  10. God from māher
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