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Grindmill songs of Maharashtra recorded in “UVS-13-42”
(25 records)

 

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A:I-1.6b (A01-01-06b) - Sītā / Rāvaṇ / Rāvaṇ’s arrogance spells ruin

[31] id = 36627 ✓
रावूत सत्यभामा - Rawut Satyabhama
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 00:15 ➡ listen to section
लंकीचा रावयण हेग लंकेला मातला
वैनी म्हणीतो सीतयला
laṅkīcā rāvayaṇa hēga laṅkēlā mātalā
vainī mhaṇītō sītayalā		✎ Woman, Ravan* from Lanka*, he has crossed all limits
He calls Sita, sister-in-law
▷ (लंकीचा)(रावयण)(हेग)(लंकेला)(मातला)
▷ (वैनी)(म्हणीतो)(सीतयला) 		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.


A:I-1.6hii (A01-01-06h02) - Sītā / Rāvaṇ / Mandodarī / Mandodarī’s communication with Sītā

[13] id = 36633 ✓
रावूत सत्यभामा - Rawut Satyabhama
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 03:41 ➡ listen to section
मंदोदरी म्हणीयीती येग सीता पान खावू
नको करु राम ध्यान तुला मारवतीची आन
mandōdarī mhaṇīyītī yēga sītā pāna khāvū
nakō karu rāma dhyāna tulā māravatīcī āna		✎ Mandodari says, Sita, come, let’s eat betel-leaf
Don’t keep remembering Ram, I give you Maruti*’s oath
▷ (मंदोदरी)(म्हणीयीती)(येग) Sita (पान)(खावू)
▷  Not (करु) Ram remembered to_you (मारवतीची)(आन) 		pas de traduction en français
MarutiA Sanskrit word referring to Hanuman, son of Vayudeva, the Hindu Wind God Vayu
[116] id = 110200 ✓
रावूत सत्यभामा - Rawut Satyabhama
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 03:31 ➡ listen to section
मंदोदरी म्हणीयीती येग सिता पान खावु
नको करु राम ध्यान तुला मारवतीची आण
mandōdarī mhaṇīyītī yēga sitā pāna khāvu
nakō karu rāma dhyāna tulā māravatīcī āṇa		✎ Mandodari says, Sita, come, let’s eat betel-leaf
Don’t keep remembering Ram, I give you Maruti*’s oath
▷ (मंदोदरी)(म्हणीयीती)(येग) Sita (पान)(खावु)
▷  Not (करु) Ram remembered to_you (मारवतीची)(आण) 		pas de traduction en français
MarutiA Sanskrit word referring to Hanuman, son of Vayudeva, the Hindu Wind God Vayu
[117] id = 110201 ✓
रावूत सत्यभामा - Rawut Satyabhama
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 03:04 ➡ listen to section
मंदोदरी म्हणीयीती ये ग सीता पंलगावरी
राम जलमाचा भिकायारी
mandōdarī mhaṇīyītī yē ga sītā panlagāvarī
rāma jalamācā bhikāyārī		✎ Mandodari says, Sita, come and sit on the bed
Ram is forever penniless
▷ (मंदोदरी)(म्हणीयीती)(ये) * Sita (पंलगावरी)
▷  Ram (जलमाचा)(भिकायारी) 		pas de traduction en français


A:I-1.6hiii (A01-01-06h03) - Sītā / Rāvaṇ / Mandodarī / Sītā retorts

[8] id = 36634 ✓
रावूत सत्यभामा - Rawut Satyabhama
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 05:21 ➡ listen to section
सीताबाई म्हणीयीती मंदोदरी आईक
माझ्या रामाच्या सेवयला तुझ्या सारीक्या कईक
sītābāī mhaṇīyītī mandōdarī āīka
mājhyā rāmācyā sēvayalā tujhyā sārīkyā kīka		✎ Sitabai says, Mandodari, listen
There are many like you in my Ram’s service
▷  Goddess_Sita (म्हणीयीती)(मंदोदरी)(आईक)
▷  My of_Ram (सेवयला) your (सारीक्या)(कईक) 		pas de traduction en français
[9] id = 36635 ✓
रावूत सत्यभामा - Rawut Satyabhama
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 04:52 ➡ listen to section
सीताबाई म्हणीती मंदोदरी काशी
माझ्या रामाच्या पलंगापशी तुझ्या सारख्या दाशी
sītābāī mhaṇītī mandōdarī kāśī
mājhyā rāmācyā palaṅgāpaśī tujhyā sārakhyā dāśī		✎ Sitamai says, Mandodari, my Kashi* (mother)
Near my Ram’s bed, there are maids like you
▷  Goddess_Sita (म्हणीती)(मंदोदरी) how
▷  My of_Ram (पलंगापशी) your (सारख्या)(दाशी) 		pas de traduction en français
KashiName of a place of pilgrimage. In the songs, mother is many times referred to or called Kashi.


A:I-1.6ki (A01-01-06k01) - Sītā / Rāvaṇ / Rāma, Rāvaṇ war / Rāma’s fight

[19] id = 36636 ✓
रावूत सत्यभामा - Rawut Satyabhama
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 05:48 ➡ listen to section
सीताबाई म्हणीयीती जळू रावणाच राज
तान्ही पडली हवयाज माझ्या रामाच्या बाणाचे
sītābāī mhaṇīyītī jaḷū rāvaṇāca rāja
tānhī paḍalī havayāja mājhyā rāmācyā bāṇācē		✎ Sitabai says, let Ravan*’s kingdom burn
Their greed is insignificant before my Ram’s arrows
▷  Goddess_Sita (म्हणीयीती)(जळू)(रावणाच) king
▷ (तान्ही)(पडली)(हवयाज) my of_Ram (बाणाचे) 		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:III-1.10h (B03-01-10h) - Rām cycle / Iṅdrajit: fight and death / Fighting

[1] id = 36628 ✓
रावूत सत्यभामा - Rawut Satyabhama
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 01:01 ➡ listen to section
दुसरी उडायीन इंद्रजीताच्या मांडीवरी
कुंभकर्ण मारीयला
dusarī uḍāyīna indrajītācyā māṇḍīvarī
kumbhakarṇa mārīyalā		✎ Second jump on Indrajit’s lap
Kumbhkarna is killed
▷ (दुसरी)(उडायीन)(इंद्रजीताच्या)(मांडीवरी)
▷ (कुंभकर्ण)(मारीयला) 		pas de traduction en français
[2] id = 36629 ✓
रावूत सत्यभामा - Rawut Satyabhama
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 00:56 ➡ listen to section
पयली उडायीन हीत अवघड्या झाडावरी
सैन रामाच कुठवरी
payalī uḍāyīna hīta avaghaḍyā jhāḍāvarī
saina rāmāca kuṭhavarī		✎ First jump on a difficult tree
How far has Ram’s army reached
▷ (पयली)(उडायीन)(हीत)(अवघड्या)(झाडावरी)
▷ (सैन) of_Ram (कुठवरी) 		pas de traduction en français


B:VI-7.4 (B06-07-04) - Saṅkrāṅt / Honour given to the potter

[10] id = 36644 ✓
रावूत सत्यभामा - Rawut Satyabhama
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 10:50 ➡ listen to section
सकराती बाई सण हेत आहेव बायकचा
एवढा विकरा झाला बाई कुंभार नाईकचा
sakarātī bāī saṇa hēta āhēva bāyakacā
ēvaḍhā vikarā jhālā bāī kumbhāra nāīkacā		✎ The festival of Sankranti, it is for Ahev* (unwidowed) women
Woman, the potter has had a good sale
▷ (सकराती) woman (सण)(हेत)(आहेव)(बायकचा)
▷ (एवढा)(विकरा)(झाला) woman (कुंभार)(नाईकचा) 		pas de traduction en français
AhevAn unwidowed woman
[11] id = 36643 ✓
रावूत सत्यभामा - Rawut Satyabhama
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 10:29 ➡ listen to section
सकराती सणाला कुंभाराला दिला शेला
आव लुटायला चला
sakarātī saṇālā kumbhārālā dilā śēlā
āva luṭāyalā calā		✎ For Sankranti festival, the potter was given the honour of a stole
Now, let’s wish long life to each other
▷ (सकराती)(सणाला)(कुंभाराला)(दिला)(शेला)
▷ (आव)(लुटायला) let_us_go 		pas de traduction en français


C:IX-2.2 (C09-02-02) - Baby / Attachment / Bonnet and tunic

[12] id = 36639 ✓
पवार नीला - Pawar Neela
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 07:07 ➡ listen to section
आंगड टोपयड कुचीला काळा खण
कुची गोंड्यान का येढीली हौश्या मामान धाडीयली
āṅgaḍa ṭōpayaḍa kucīlā kāḷā khaṇa
kucī gōṇḍyāna kā yēḍhīlī hauśyā māmāna dhāḍīyalī		✎ Baby is wearing a dress and bonnet, the cape is made from a black material
The cape has many tassels, enthusiastic maternal uncle has sent it
▷ (आंगड)(टोपयड)(कुचीला)(काळा)(खण)
▷ (कुची)(गोंड्यान)(का)(येढीली)(हौश्या)(मामान)(धाडीयली) 		pas de traduction en français


C:IX-6.1i (C09-06-01i) - Baby / Struck by bad eye / Place and reason / Because of maternal uncle and aunty

[1] id = 36638 ✓
पवार नीला - Pawar Neela
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 06:36 ➡ listen to section
आंगड का टोपड वरी कुचीचा घोंगता
राघूला झाली द्रिष्ट वाडा मामाचा येंगता
āṅgaḍa kā ṭōpaḍa varī kucīcā ghōṅgatā
rāghūlā jhālī driṣṭa vāḍā māmācā yēṅgatā		✎ A dress and a bonnet, a cape draped on it
Raghu* (son) came under the influence of an evil eye while climbing maternal uncle’s house
▷ (आंगड)(का)(टोपड)(वरी)(कुचीचा)(घोंगता)
▷ (राघूला) has_come (द्रिष्ट)(वाडा) of_maternal_uncle (येंगता) 		pas de traduction en français
RaghuLiteral meaning is Parrot. But in the songs, they fondly call their son or brother Raghu


D:X-3.2aii (D10-03-02a02) - Mother attached to son / Taking pride in son / While contemplating son’s plays / Son goes hunting

[13] id = 36630 ✓
रावूत सत्यभामा - Rawut Satyabhama
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 02:38 ➡ listen to section
लहान ग माझा बाळ जाळी ससा मारीला दातानी
खेळ शिकार बेतायानी
lahāna ga mājhā bāḷa jāḷī sasā mārīlā dātānī
khēḷa śikāra bētāyānī		✎ My son is small, he caught a rabbit with a snare and kills it with his teeth
Son, be careful when you hunt
▷ (लहान) * my son (जाळी)(ससा)(मारीला)(दातानी)
▷ (खेळ)(शिकार)(बेतायानी) 		pas de traduction en français
[14] id = 36631 ✓
पवार नीला - Pawar Neela
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 02:14 ➡ listen to section
वाघ मारीला वाघजळी ससा मारीला बाणानी
माझ्या पहिल्या पहिलवानानी
vāgha mārīlā vāghajaḷī sasā mārīlā bāṇānī
mājhyā pahilyā pahilavānānī		✎ Tiger was killed near the thicket, rabbit was killed with an arrow
By my eldest wrestler
▷ (वाघ)(मारीला)(वाघजळी)(ससा)(मारीला)(बाणानी)
▷  My (पहिल्या)(पहिलवानानी) 		pas de traduction en français
[15] id = 36632 ✓
पवार नीला - Pawar Neela
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 02:29 ➡ listen to section
वाघ मारीला वाघजाळी ससा मारीला बाणावरुनी
सांगा चुलताला हासुयूनी
vāgha mārīlā vāghajāḷī sasā mārīlā bāṇāvarunī
sāṅgā culatālā hāsuyūnī		✎ Tiger was killed near the thicket, rabbit was killed with an arrow
Tell uncle with a smile
▷ (वाघ)(मारीला)(वाघजाळी)(ससा)(मारीला)(बाणावरुनी)
▷  With (चुलताला)(हासुयूनी) 		pas de traduction en français
[50] id = 110263 ✓
पवार नीला - Pawar Neela
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 01:37 ➡ listen to section
वाघ मारीला वाघजळी ससा मारीला बाणानी
माझ्या पहिल्या पहिलवानानी
vāgha mārīlā vāghajaḷī sasā mārīlā bāṇānī
mājhyā pahilyā pahilavānānī		✎ Tiger was killed near the thicket, rabbit was killed with an arrow
By my first wrestler
▷ (वाघ)(मारीला)(वाघजळी)(ससा)(मारीला)(बाणानी)
▷  My (पहिल्या)(पहिलवानानी) 		pas de traduction en français
[51] id = 110264 ✓
मेचे बबा - Meche Baba
Village सविंदणे - Savindane
◉ UVS-13-42 start 02:58 ➡ listen to section
वाघ मारीला वाघजळी ससा मारीला लवणी
खेळ ग खेळ तु शिकार वेळायानी
vāgha mārīlā vāghajaḷī sasā mārīlā lavaṇī
khēḷa ga khēḷa tu śikāra vēḷāyānī		✎ Tiger was killed near the thicket, rabbit was killed on the slope
You play the game of hunting for some time
▷ (वाघ)(मारीला)(वाघजळी)(ससा)(मारीला)(लवणी)
▷ (खेळ) * (खेळ) you (शिकार)(वेळायानी) 		pas de traduction en français


E:XIII-1.4k (E13-01-04k) - Mother’s attachment to daughter / Wonders at her personality / Daughter’s Kuṅku suits her

[1] id = 36641 ✓
रावूत सत्यभामा - Rawut Satyabhama
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 11:56 ➡ listen to section
मालन माझी ग कुकु लेती हीत बारीक गव्हावाणी
कृष्ण माझा ग देवावानी
mālana mājhī ga kuku lētī hīta bārīka gavhāvāṇī
kṛṣṇa mājhā ga dēvāvānī		✎ My daughter applies her kunku* very fine
My Krishna is like God
▷ (मालन) my * kunku (लेती)(हीत)(बारीक)(गव्हावाणी)
▷ (कृष्ण) my * (देवावानी) 		pas de traduction en français
kunkuA red spot applied on the forehead by married women whose husband is alive as a mark of good fortune. This powder is also applied to God as a part of worship. It is prepared from turmeric, lemon juice, alum etc.
[26] id = 36642 ✓
कडू रखमा - Kadu Rakhma
Village वडवली - Wadavali
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मालन माझी कुंकु लेती हारभर्याची हाळ
सोन माझ देतो ढाळ
mālana mājhī kuṅku lētī hārabharyācī hāḷa
sōna mājha dētō ḍhāḷa		✎ My daughter applies her kunku*, bold like gram
My son, my gold, gives her encouragement
▷ (मालन) my kunku (लेती)(हारभर्याची)(हाळ)
▷  Gold my (देतो)(ढाळ) 		pas de traduction en français
kunkuA red spot applied on the forehead by married women whose husband is alive as a mark of good fortune. This powder is also applied to God as a part of worship. It is prepared from turmeric, lemon juice, alum etc.
[46] id = 110199 ✓
रावूत सत्यभामा - Rawut Satyabhama
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 10:06 ➡ listen to section
मालन माझी कुंकु लेती जसी हारभर्याची डाळ
सोन माझ देतो ढाळ
mālana mājhī kuṅku lētī jasī hārabharyācī ḍāḷa
sōna mājha dētō ḍhāḷa		✎ My daughter applies her kunku*, bold like gram
My son, my gold, gives her encouragement
▷ (मालन) my kunku (लेती)(जसी)(हारभर्याची)(डाळ)
▷  Gold my (देतो)(ढाळ) 		pas de traduction en français
kunkuA red spot applied on the forehead by married women whose husband is alive as a mark of good fortune. This powder is also applied to God as a part of worship. It is prepared from turmeric, lemon juice, alum etc.


E:XIII-3.1cvi (E13-03-01c06) - Mother-daughter, mutual expectations / Daughter expects material support / Bangles / The bangle man is called vairal

[50] id = 36646 ✓
पवार नीला - Pawar Neela
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
◉ UVS-13-42 start 11:52 ➡ listen to section
बांगड्या भरु गेली लेकी तश्या सुनला
वैराळ हसतो मनाला माझ्या हरणीच्या गुणाला
bāṅgaḍyā bharu gēlī lēkī taśyā sunalā
vairāḷa hasatō manālā mājhyā haraṇīcyā guṇālā		✎ She went to buy bangles for her daughters as well as her daughters-in-law
Vairal* appreciates in his mind my mother's broad-mindedness
▷ (बांगड्या)(भरु) went (लेकी)(तश्या)(सुनला)
▷ (वैराळ)(हसतो)(मनाला) my (हरणीच्या)(गुणाला) 		pas de traduction en français
VairalBangle-seller


E:XIII-3.1d (E13-03-01d) - Mother-daughter, mutual expectations / Daughter expects material support / Mother gives kuṅku to daughter

[1] id = 36640 ✓
रावूत सत्यभामा - Rawut Satyabhama
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
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लाल पिंजरीच कुकु हेत धड्यान मोलायीते
आव लुटाया बोलायीते सीता माझ्या ग मालणीला
lāla piñjarīca kuku hēta dhaḍyāna mōlāyītē
āva luṭāyā bōlāyītē sītā mājhyā ga mālaṇīlā		✎ Red kunku* powder, I measure it by vesselfuls
I call my daughter Sita to distribute it to all (savashins*)
▷ (लाल)(पिंजरीच) kunku (हेत)(धड्यान)(मोलायीते)
▷ (आव)(लुटाया)(बोलायीते) Sita my * (मालणीला) 		pas de traduction en français
kunkuA red spot applied on the forehead by married women whose husband is alive as a mark of good fortune. This powder is also applied to God as a part of worship. It is prepared from turmeric, lemon juice, alum etc.
savashin ➡ savashinsA married woman whose husband is living


F:XVII-2.12 (F17-02-12) - Brother’s wife, bhāujay / Bhāujay’s kuṅku, her brother’s symbol

[45] id = 36645 ✓
रावूत सत्यभामा - Rawut Satyabhama
Village घळाटवाडी - Ghalatwadi
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लाल पिंजरीच कुकू हित रस्त्याला आली गाडी
आहेव माझी भावजई
lāla piñjarīca kukū hita rastyālā ālī gāḍī
āhēva mājhī bhāvajaī		✎ Red kunku* powder, the vehicle has come on the road
My sister-in-law is Ahev*
▷ (लाल)(पिंजरीच) kunku (हित)(रस्त्याला) has_come (गाडी)
▷ (आहेव) my (भावजई) 		pas de traduction en français
kunkuA red spot applied on the forehead by married women whose husband is alive as a mark of good fortune. This powder is also applied to God as a part of worship. It is prepared from turmeric, lemon juice, alum etc.
AhevAn unwidowed woman


G:XIX-1.1c (G19-01-01c) - Wife with a living husband / Kuṅku / Putting kuṅku on one’s forehead

[39] id = 110262 ✓
मांडेकर हौसा - Mandekar Hausa
Village सविंदणे - Savindane
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लाल पिंजरीच कुंकू लेते मी मोरणीच
सोन माझ्या हरणीच
lāla piñjarīca kuṅkū lētē mī mōraṇīca
sōna mājhyā haraṇīca		✎ Red kunku* powder, I apply a small dot
It is like gold given to me by my mother
▷ (लाल)(पिंजरीच) kunku (लेते) I (मोरणीच)
▷  Gold my (हरणीच) 		pas de traduction en français
kunkuA red spot applied on the forehead by married women whose husband is alive as a mark of good fortune. This powder is also applied to God as a part of worship. It is prepared from turmeric, lemon juice, alum etc.

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