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Grindmill songs of Maharashtra
Semantic class A:I-1.15bi (A01-01-15b01)
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A:I-1.15bi (A01-01-15b01) - Sītā / Sītā, Jambu and Mārutī / Māruti wants to meet Jambu / Mārutī establishes contact

[1] id = 1282
उघडे रमा - Ughade Rama
Village गडले - Gadale
देवा की मारवतीनी उडी सोईची मारीली
पडला जाऊन आड लंका तेथे भेटला जंबूमाळी
dēvā kī māravatīnī uḍī sōīcī mārīlī
paḍalā jāūna āḍa laṅkā tēthē bhēṭalā jambūmāḷī
God Maruti* took a leap within his reach
He jumped to the coast on this side, there he met Jambu gardener
▷ (देवा)(की)(मारवतीनी)(उडी)(सोईची)(मारीली)
▷ (पडला)(जाऊन)(आड)(लंका)(तेथे)(भेटला)(जंबूमाळी)
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MarutiA Sanskrit word referring to Hanuman, son of Vayudeva, the Hindu Wind God Vayu
[2] id = 1283
उघडे रमा - Ughade Rama
Village गडले - Gadale
दोन दगड मांडिले तिनवा ठेवला गुडघा
देवा या मारवतीनी चवथ मांडील सुगाड
dōna dagaḍa māṇḍilē tinavā ṭhēvalā guḍaghā
dēvā yā māravatīnī cavatha māṇḍīla sugāḍa
He arranged two stones,
Placed his knee as the third
God Maruti* placed an earthenware pot as the fourth
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▷  Two (दगड)(मांडिले)(तिनवा)(ठेवला)(गुडघा)
▷ (देवा)(या)(मारवतीनी)(चवथ)(मांडील)(सुगाड)
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MarutiA Sanskrit word referring to Hanuman, son of Vayudeva, the Hindu Wind God Vayu
[3] id = 1284
उघडे रमा - Ughade Rama
Village गडले - Gadale
देवा ना मारुतीला बोलतो जंबू माळी
नको लवूस गुडघा तीन मांड तू दगाड
dēvā nā mārutīlā bōlatō jambū māḷī
nakō lavūsa guḍaghā tīna māṇḍa tū dagāḍa
Jambu gardener says to God Maruti*
Don’t bend your knee, place three stones
▷ (देवा) * (मारुतीला) says (जंबू)(माळी)
▷  Not (लवूस)(गुडघा)(तीन)(मांड) you (दगाड)
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MarutiA Sanskrit word referring to Hanuman, son of Vayudeva, the Hindu Wind God Vayu
[4] id = 1285
उघडे रमा - Ughade Rama
Village गडले - Gadale
सांगतो बाबा तुला नव्हती लागली मला भूक
तुला कराया बोलत माझ चालल व्हत व्याप
sāṅgatō bābā tulā navhatī lāgalī malā bhūka
tulā karāyā bōlata mājha cālala vhata vyāpa
I tell you, man, I was not hungry
I was only testing you if you can do it
▷ (सांगतो) Baba to_you (नव्हती)(लागली)(मला) hunger
▷  To_you (कराया) speak my (चालल)(व्हत)(व्याप)
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[5] id = 1286
ढेबे नकु - Dhebe Naku
Village साकरी - Sakari
सीताच्या गुणासाठी तोंड वंगाळ केल
दोन चुलत तर एक गुढघ दिल
sītācyā guṇāsāṭhī tōṇḍa vaṅgāḷa kēla
dōna culata tara ēka guḍhagha dila
For Sita’s sake, I felt very sad
Two stones for the hearth, and I placed one knee
▷  Of_Sita (गुणासाठी)(तोंड)(वंगाळ) did
▷  Two paternal_uncle wires (एक)(गुढघ)(दिल)
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[6] id = 1287
ढेबे नकु - Dhebe Naku
Village साकरी - Sakari
बोल वनीचा वानयीर आला जेवण करायच
मारुती देव बोल मन रामाच धरायीच
bōla vanīcā vānayīra ālā jēvaṇa karāyaca
mārutī dēva bōla mana rāmāca dharāyīca
Monkey from the forest has come, says I want to have a meal
God Maruti* says, we are going to follow what Ram wants
▷  Says (वनीचा)(वानयीर) here_comes (जेवण)(करायच)
▷ (मारुती)(देव) says (मन) of_Ram (धरायीच)
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MarutiA Sanskrit word referring to Hanuman, son of Vayudeva, the Hindu Wind God Vayu
[7] id = 1288
ढेबे नकु - Dhebe Naku
Village साकरी - Sakari
बोल वनीचा वानर मला कुठ रे खायचय
बोल वनीची वानर सत्व तुझ घ्यायाच
bōla vanīcā vānara malā kuṭha rē khāyacaya
bōla vanīcī vānara satva tujha ghyāyāca
Monkey from the forest says, where do I want to eat
Monkey from the forest says, I just wanted to test you
▷  Says (वनीचा)(वानर)(मला)(कुठ)(रे)(खायचय)
▷  Says (वनीची)(वानर)(सत्व) your (घ्यायाच)
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[8] id = 1289
मरगळे सगू - Margale Sagu
Village गोंडेखल - Gondekhal
दोन मांडीले दगड तिनवा लावीला गुडघा
ऋषी की म्हण देव चवथ ठेवितो सुगाड
dōna māṇḍīlē dagaḍa tinavā lāvīlā guḍaghā
ṛiṣī kī mhaṇa dēva cavatha ṭhēvitō sugāḍa
Arranged two stones, placed the knee as the third one
Godlike Rishi put the earthenware pot as the fourth one
▷  Two (मांडीले)(दगड)(तिनवा)(लावीला)(गुडघा)
▷ (ऋषी)(की)(म्हण)(देव)(चवथ)(ठेवितो)(सुगाड)
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[9] id = 1290
ढेबे नकु - Dhebe Naku
Village साकरी - Sakari
सांगते बाई तुला ऋषी की म्हणदेव
आचाट वनामधी गेल जेवण कराया
sāṅgatē bāī tulā ṛiṣī kī mhaṇadēva
ācāṭa vanāmadhī gēla jēvaṇa karāyā
I tell you, woman, the godlike Rishi
Went to have a meal in the huge forest
▷  I_tell woman to_you (ऋषी)(की)(म्हणदेव)
▷ (आचाट)(वनामधी) gone (जेवण)(कराया)
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[10] id = 56014
मोरे रेश्मा - More Reshma
Village साकोरा - Sakora
देवामधी देव मारवती बनी
मारीला जंबूमाळी घातीला पाताळी
dēvāmadhī dēva māravatī banī
mārīlā jambūmāḷī ghātīlā pātāḷī
Among the Gods, Maruti* is very crafty
He killed Jambu gardener and sent him to the underworld
▷ (देवामधी)(देव) Maruti (बनी)
▷ (मारीला)(जंबूमाळी)(घातीला)(पाताळी)
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MarutiA Sanskrit word referring to Hanuman, son of Vayudeva, the Hindu Wind God Vayu
[11] id = 94456
काळे द्वारका - Kale Dwarka
Village शाहूनगर - Shahunagar
देवामधी देव देव मारुती जबर
रामाच्या सीता साठी घेतो लंकाची खबर
dēvāmadhī dēva dēva mārutī jabara
rāmācyā sītā sāṭhī ghētō laṅkācī khabara
Among the Gods, Maruti* is very strong
For the sake of Ram’s Sita, he taught Lanka* a lesson
▷ (देवामधी)(देव)(देव)(मारुती)(जबर)
▷  Of_Ram Sita for (घेतो)(लंकाची)(खबर)
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MarutiA Sanskrit word referring to Hanuman, son of Vayudeva, the Hindu Wind God Vayu
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.

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