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Grindmill songs of Maharashtra
Semantic class F:XVII-3.6 (F17-03-06)
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F:XVII-3.6 (F17-03-06) - Feast of bhāubij / Present offered by brother

Cross-references:B:VI-1.4a (B06-01-04a) - Dasarā, Diwāḷī / Āratī / Sisters to brother
F:XVI-1.4b (F16-01-04b) - Sister expects brother’s presents / Sari / Common sari
F:XVII-3.2b (F17-03-02b) - Feast of bhāubij / Rite of waving a plate with lamps, ovalṇe / The type of plate, tāṭ
[1] id = 29931
गोणते भिमा - Gonate Bhima
Village आजिवली - Ajiwali
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दिवाळीची चोळी भाऊबिजचा चंद्रकळा
या ग मपल्या बंधवाचा सोईर्यांचा उपराळा
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāūbijacā candrakaḷā
yā ga mapalyā bandhavācā sōīryāñcā uparāḷā
Blouse for Diwali*, chandrakala* sari for Bhaubij*
My brother always gives me in excess
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (भाऊबिजचा)(चंद्रकळा)
▷ (या) * (मपल्या)(बंधवाचा)(सोईर्यांचा)(उपराळा)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
Chandrakala ➡ chandrakalasA black sari with stars woven or printed on it, resembling a starry sky at night, very popular with women
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
Cross references for this song:D:X-4.1bii (D10-04-01b02) - Mother’s expectations from son / Sari / Chandrakala, black sari
E:XIII-3.1bi (E13-03-01b01) - Mother-daughter, mutual expectations / Daughter expects material support / Sari / Candrakala or black sari
F:XVI-1.4a (F16-01-04a) - Sister expects brother’s presents / Sari / A black sari called chandrakala
F:XVII-2.5b (F17-02-05b) - Brother’s wife, bhāujay / Denies gifts to husband’s sister / Black sari - chandrakala
F:XVII-5.3 (F17-05-03) - Children of brother / Niece, dear to maternal uncle
F:XVII-5.7 (F17-05-07) - Children of brother / Nephew’s marriage
F:XVII-6.6 (F17-06-06) - Brother’s marriage / Gifts to sister
F:XVII-6.1 (F17-06-01) - Brother’s marriage / Purchase of articles, preparations
F:XVIII-2.1b (F18-02-01b) - Other relatives / Paternal uncles, aunts / She receives presents from them
F:XVIII-2.1 (F18-02-01) - Other relatives / Paternal uncles, aunts
F:XVIII-2.2 (F18-02-02) - Other relatives / Maternal uncles, aunts
F:XVIII-2.3 ???
F:XVIII-2.2b (F18-02-02b) - Other relatives / Maternal uncles, aunts / She receives presents from aunt
F:XVIII-1.3 (F18-01-03) - Parents’ home, māher / Presents expected from, given to māher
F:XVIII-1.1 (F18-01-01) - Parents’ home, māher / Appeal for māher
F:XVIII-1.2 (F18-01-02) - Parents’ home, māher / Attraction for house of mother’s grand-parents
F:XVIII-1.4 (F18-01-04) - Parents’ home, māher / Māher alien after the death of parents
F:XVIII-1.5 (F18-01-05) - Parents’ home, māher / Parents are dead
F:XVIII-1.8 ???
F:XVIII-1.9 ???
F:XVIII-1.10 ???
F:XVIII-1.15 ???
F:XVIII-1.16 ???
G:XIX-2.7 (G19-02-07) - Husband and wife, mutual love / Sleeping chamber
G:XIX-5.4b (G19-05-04b) - Husband and wife: attitudes, images and values / Wife under two rules / No place in son’s regime
G:XIX-5.9 (G19-05-09) - Husband and wife: attitudes, images and values / A poor husband
G:XIX-5.10 (G19-05-10) - Husband and wife: attitudes, images and values / And Lakṣmī
G:XX-1.6 (G20-01-06) - Daughter-in-law with parents-in-law / Parents-in-law give presents to daughter-in-law
G:XX-1.2 (G20-01-02) - Daughter-in-law with parents-in-law / Daughter-in-law remembers in-laws gone to heaven
G:XX-2.17 (G20-02-17) - Daughter-in-law with mother-in-law / Daughter-in-law’s husband take wife’s side
G:XX-2.2 (G20-02-02) - Daughter-in-law with parents-in-law / Kuṅku, their mutual relation
G:XIX-2.4 (G19-02-04) - Husband and wife, mutual love / Telling pet wishes to husband
G:XIX-2.14 ???
G:XIX-2.15 ???
G:XIX-2.16 ???
G:XIX-2.5 (G19-02-05) - Husband and wife, mutual love / He fulfills expectations
G:XIX-2.6 (G19-02-06) - Husband and wife, mutual love / Wife obstinately demanding
G:XX-3.3 (G20-03-03) - With husband’s brother / Present demanded from him / Presents demanded from him
G:XX-3.6 (G20-03-06) - With husband’s brother / His children
G:XX-3.7 ???
G:XX-3.8 ???
[2] id = 29932
जाधव हौसा - Jadhav Hausa
Village आजिवली - Ajiwali
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दिवाळीची चोळी भाऊबिजच लुगयड
बांधवाच माझ्या दार पित्याच उघयड
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāūbijaca lugayaḍa
bāndhavāca mājhyā dāra pityāca ughayaḍa
Blouse for Diwali*, sari for Bhaubij*
My brother’s father is generous
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (भाऊबिजच)(लुगयड)
▷ (बांधवाच) my door (पित्याच)(उघयड)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[3] id = 35583
भोंग फुला - Bhong Phula
Village निमगाव केतकी - Nimgaon Ketki
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UVS-10-37 start 04:38 ➡ listen to section
आग दिवाळीची बाईन हिन लांबण लावीयाली
माझ्या नेणत्या त्या बंधवानी साडी घेऊन ठेवीयाली
āga divāḷīcī bāīna hina lāmbaṇa lāvīyālī
mājhyā nēṇatyā tyā bandhavānī sāḍī ghēūna ṭhēvīyālī
Diwali* is taking long to come
My younger brother has already bought a sari
▷  O (दिवाळीची)(बाईन)(हिन)(लांबण)(लावीयाली)
▷  My (नेणत्या)(त्या)(बंधवानी)(साडी)(घेऊन)(ठेवीयाली)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[4] id = 35103
मेचे बबा - Meche Baba
Village सविंदणे - Savindane
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UVS-13-16 start 00:02 ➡ listen to section
दिवाळीची चोळी माझी वाळती आढ्याला
आंदण दिली गायी नंदी चालती गाड्याला
divāḷīcī cōḷī mājhī vāḷatī āḍhyālā
āndaṇa dilī gāyī nandī cālatī gāḍyālā
Blouse for Diwali*, it is drying on the roof
He gave me a cow, and bullock for the cart
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse my (वाळती)(आढ्याला)
▷ (आंदण)(दिली) cows (नंदी)(चालती)(गाड्याला)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[5] id = 36469
घणगाव सावित्रा - Ghangaon Savitra
Village मोगरा - Mogara
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UVS-16-31 start 00:14 ➡ listen to section
भावाला भावबीज करते बुंदीच्या गोळ्याची
दुबळ्या ग बंधवानी मोहर झोकीली तोळ्याची
bhāvālā bhāvabīja karatē bundīcyā gōḷyācī
dubaḷyā ga bandhavānī mōhara jhōkīlī tōḷyācī
I celebrate Bhaubij* for brother with sweet gram balls
My poor brother gave a one tola* gold coin
▷ (भावाला)(भावबीज)(करते)(बुंदीच्या)(गोळ्याची)
▷ (दुबळ्या) * (बंधवानी)(मोहर)(झोकीली)(तोळ्याची)
Je célébre bhāvabīj en l'honneur de mon frère des boulettes sucrées
Mon frère, un pauvre pourtant m'a fait présent d'un tola d'or.
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
tola ➡ tolasWeight of gold or silver, approx. 11-12 gm.
[6] id = 35387
पोमण शाहू - Poman Shahu
Village पोखर - Pokhar
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UVS-04-51 start 00:43 ➡ listen to section
भावाला ग भाऊबीज बहिण द्रुपदीनी केली
ववाइळा गेली माळ पुतुगळ्याची दिली
bhāvālā ga bhāūbīja bahiṇa drupadīnī kēlī
vavāiḷā gēlī māḷa putugaḷyācī dilī
Sister Draupadi* celebrated Bhaubij* for brother
She waved the plate with lamps around him, he gave her a necklace with gold coins
▷ (भावाला) * (भाऊबीज) sister (द्रुपदीनी) shouted
▷ (ववाइळा) went (माळ)(पुतुगळ्याची)(दिली)
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DraupadiThe most important female character in the Hindu epic, Mahabharata.
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[7] id = 37247
कुलकर्णी प्रमीला - Kulkarni Pramila
Village ताडकळस - Tadkalas
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UVS-21-06 start 04:11 ➡ listen to section
हे ग दिवाळी दसरा दोन्ही सण बहिणीचे
भाई राजसा माझ्या दिंड काढा ठेवणीचे
hē ga divāḷī dasarā dōnhī saṇa bahiṇīcē
bhāī rājasā mājhyā diṇḍa kāḍhā ṭhēvaṇīcē
Diwali* and Dassera*, both festivals are for the sister
My dear brother, take out the bale of expensive cloth
▷ (हे) * (दिवाळी)(दसरा) both (सण)(बहिणीचे)
▷ (भाई)(राजसा) my (दिंड)(काढा)(ठेवणीचे)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
Dassera
[8] id = 35409
पोमण बायडा - Poman Bayda
Village पोखर - Pokhar
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UVS-05-03 start 01:00 ➡ listen to section
आस दिवाळी बाईन हिन दिवाळ काढील
आस बंधवानी माझ्या ऊच खणाळ फाडील
āsa divāḷī bāīna hina divāḷa kāḍhīla
āsa bandhavānī mājhyā ūca khaṇāḷa phāḍīla
Diwali* festival, it made him bankrupt
Brother bought blouse pieces from an expensive bale of cloth
▷ (आस)(दिवाळी)(बाईन)(हिन)(दिवाळ)(काढील)
▷ (आस)(बंधवानी) my (ऊच)(खणाळ)(फाडील)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[9] id = 106781
कडू सरु - Kadu Saru
Village वडवली - Wadavali
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बाळायाला माझ्या नाही सुट्टी मिळत
गवळण माझी मैना बसली झुरत
bāḷāyālā mājhyā nāhī suṭṭī miḷata
gavaḷaṇa mājhī mainā basalī jhurata
My son is not getting leave
My daughter is feeling sad
▷ (बाळायाला) my not (सुट्टी)(मिळत)
▷ (गवळण) my Mina sitting (झुरत)
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[10] id = 27995
साठे सरस्वती - Sathe Saraswati
Village वाळेण - Walen
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दिवाळीची साडीचोळी भाऊबिजेच लुगड
सांगते बंधू तुला बाकी राहिल तुम्हाकड
divāḷīcī sāḍīcōḷī bhāūbijēca lugaḍa
sāṅgatē bandhū tulā bākī rāhila tumhākaḍa
Sari and blouse for Diwali*, a traditional sari for Bhaubij*
I tell you, brother, you owe me all this
▷ (दिवाळीची)(साडीचोळी)(भाऊबिजेच)(लुगड)
▷  I_tell brother to_you (बाकी)(राहिल)(तुम्हाकड)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[11] id = 27996
पोळेकर जना - Polekar Jana
Village मोसे - Mose
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भावाला भाऊबीज आम्ही चढओढी
ताईत बंधवाच्या हाती लुगड्याची घडी
bhāvālā bhāūbīja āmhī caḍhaōḍhī
tāīta bandhavācyā hātī lugaḍyācī ghaḍī
Bhaubij* for brother, we sisters compete with each other
My younger brother has a new sari in hand
▷ (भावाला)(भाऊबीज)(आम्ही)(चढओढी)
▷ (ताईत)(बंधवाच्या)(हाती)(लुगड्याची)(घडी)
Pli de sari
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[12] id = 46388
नगरकर नरमदा - Nagarkar Narmada
Village बेलापूर - Belapur
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दिवाळीच्या दिवशी माझ्या थाळ्यात कासरा
हात मी घालीते गाई संगट वासरा
divāḷīcyā divaśī mājhyā thāḷyāta kāsarā
hāta mī ghālītē gāī saṅgaṭa vāsarā
On Diwali* day, he puts the reins in my thala* with lamps
I take the cow along with the calf
▷ (दिवाळीच्या)(दिवशी) my (थाळ्यात)(कासरा)
▷  Hand I (घालीते)(गाई) tells (वासरा)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
thalaA round plate with a broad edge
[13] id = 47693
पंडीत मंदाकिनी - Pandit Mandakini
Village उंदीरगाव - Undirgaon
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दिवाळी दिवाळी बहिण भावाला ओवाळी
असे देऊ केली गावा खालती गव्हाळी
divāḷī divāḷī bahiṇa bhāvālā ōvāḷī
asē dēū kēlī gāvā khālatī gavhāḷī
It’s Diwali* festival, sister waves the plate with lamps around her brother
He gives her the field beyond the village
▷ (दिवाळी)(दिवाळी) sister (भावाला)(ओवाळी)
▷ (असे)(देऊ) shouted (गावा)(खालती)(गव्हाळी)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[14] id = 50079
शेळके रेणुका - Shelke Renuka
Village गुणवडी - Gunawadi
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दिवाळीची साडीचोळी बंधू नको तुझी मला
लाल गोंड्याची साडी आणा माझ्या मयनाला
divāḷīcī sāḍīcōḷī bandhū nakō tujhī malā
lāla gōṇḍyācī sāḍī āṇā mājhyā mayanālā
Sari* and blouse for Diwali*, brother, I don’t want it from you
Bring a sari* with red tassels for my daughter
▷ (दिवाळीची)(साडीचोळी) brother not (तुझी)(मला)
▷ (लाल)(गोंड्याची)(साडी)(आणा) my (मयनाला)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[15] id = 58695
सोनवणे लक्ष्मी - Sonawane Lakshmi
Village सोनोरी - Sonori
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पांढर्या पातळाला डाग पडला काजळाचा
पोटीच माझ बाळ भाचा घेतला जावळाचा
pāṇḍharyā pātaḷālā ḍāga paḍalā kājaḷācā
pōṭīca mājha bāḷa bhācā ghētalā jāvaḷācā
A white sari got soiled with the eyeliner
I took my child and nephew on my lap
▷ (पांढर्या) sari (डाग)(पडला)(काजळाचा)
▷ (पोटीच) my son (भाचा)(घेतला)(जावळाचा)
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[16] id = 58696
गोसावी अंजना - Gosavi Anjana
Village दारफळ - Darphal
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अशी दिवाळीची चोळी भावबिजेच लुगड
माझ्या सख्याला सांगु किती बाकी राहिली तुम्हांकडं
aśī divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāvabijēca lugaḍa
mājhyā sakhyālā sāṅgu kitī bākī rāhilī tumhāṅkaḍaṁ
Sari* and blouse for Diwali*, a traditional sari* for Bhaubij*
How much can I tell you, brother, you owe me all this
▷ (अशी)(दिवाळीची) blouse (भावबिजेच)(लुगड)
▷  My (सख्याला)(सांगु)(किती)(बाकी)(राहिली)(तुम्हांकडं)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[17] id = 58697
भोई लक्ष्मी - Bhoi Laxmi
Village शिराळा - Shirala
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दिवाळीची आहे चोळी भाऊबीजेच आहे लुगड
हवश्या बंधवा माझ्या बाकी राहीली तुम्हाकडं
divāḷīcī āhē cōḷī bhāūbījēca āhē lugaḍa
havaśyā bandhavā mājhyā bākī rāhīlī tumhākaḍaṁ
Sari* and blouse for Diwali*, a traditional sari* for Bhaubij*
I tell you, brother, you owe me all this
▷ (दिवाळीची)(आहे) blouse (भाऊबीजेच)(आहे)(लुगड)
▷ (हवश्या)(बंधवा) my (बाकी)(राहीली)(तुम्हाकडं)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[18] id = 58698
मेटे नागरबाई - Mete Nagarbai
Village डाळज देशमुख - Dalaj Deshmukh
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लिंबोणी डोरल सरमणी कवा केला
नेणंती राधा बोल भाऊबिज ओवाळील
limbōṇī ḍōrala saramaṇī kavā kēlā
nēṇantī rādhā bōla bhāūbija ōvāḷīla
When did you make this necklace
Little Radha (sister) says, when I waved the plate with lamps around my brother for Bhaubij*
▷ (लिंबोणी)(डोरल)(सरमणी)(कवा) did
▷ (नेणंती)(राधा) says (भाऊबिज)(ओवाळील)
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BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[19] id = 58699
बांडे पिंगल - Bande Pingal
Village आंबेसावळी - Ambesawali
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दिवाळीबाई चोळी नकू घेऊ बंधू साडी
वरी रुमालाची घडी फडके घ्यावे मारवाडी
divāḷībāī cōḷī nakū ghēū bandhū sāḍī
varī rumālācī ghaḍī phaḍakē ghyāvē māravāḍī
For Diwali*, don’t buy me a blouse only, brother
Also buy a handkerchief in addition, my merchant brother
▷ (दिवाळीबाई) blouse (नकू)(घेऊ) brother (साडी)
▷ (वरी)(रुमालाची)(घडी)(फडके)(घ्यावे)(मारवाडी)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[20] id = 58700
त्रिभुवन कौशा - Tribhuwan Kausha
Village हिंगोली नालेगाव - Hingoli Nalegaon
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भाचा आला माझं दैव भाग्याचं मोठं
बोलतो दादा माझा सायकल लावू कुठं
bhācā ālā mājhaṁ daiva bhāgyācaṁ mōṭhaṁ
bōlatō dādā mājhā sāyakala lāvū kuṭhaṁ
My nephew has come, I am very fortunate
My brother asks, where can I keep my bicycle
▷ (भाचा) here_comes (माझं)(दैव)(भाग्याचं)(मोठं)
▷  Says (दादा) my (सायकल) apply (कुठं)
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[21] id = 107028
लक्ष्मी अर्जुन - Lak shmi Arjun
Village चिखली - Chikhali
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बंधुची बोळवण माझ्या वलणी झाल्या जुन्या
एकही दिवाळी नाही गेली सुन्या
bandhucī bōḷavaṇa mājhyā valaṇī jhālyā junyā
ēkahī divāḷī nāhī gēlī sunyā
(Blouses) given by brother as gift, have all become old on my line
Not a single Diwali* has gone without a gift
▷ (बंधुची)(बोळवण) my (वलणी)(झाल्या)(जुन्या)
▷ (एकही)(दिवाळी) not went (सुन्या)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[22] id = 58702
बारबोले शकुंतला - Barbole Shakuntala
Village दारफळ - Darphal
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दिवाळीचा सण सण आहे मोठा
सख्या हजारान सोडी नोटा
divāḷīcā saṇa saṇa āhē mōṭhā
sakhyā hajārāna sōḍī nōṭā
Diwali* festival is a very big festival
My brother generously gives thousand rupee notes
▷ (दिवाळीचा)(सण)(सण)(आहे)(मोठा)
▷ (सख्या)(हजारान)(सोडी)(नोटा)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[23] id = 58703
बोडखे सोना - Bodakhe Sona
Village तारुखेडल - Tarukhedal
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दिवाळ्याबाईन काय दिरंग दाविला
बहिणीच्या भावान खण घेवून ठेवीला
divāḷyābāīna kāya diraṅga dāvilā
bahiṇīcyā bhāvāna khaṇa ghēvūna ṭhēvīlā
Why is Diwali* taking so long to come
Sister’s brother has already bought a blouse piece
▷ (दिवाळ्याबाईन) why (दिरंग)(दाविला)
▷ (बहिणीच्या)(भावान)(खण)(घेवून)(ठेवीला)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[24] id = 64485
रणपिसे अंजना - Ranpise Anjana
Village ममदापूर - Mamadapur
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दिवाळीच्या दिवशी थाळा माझा जड जड
चोळी पातळाची घडी वर जुंधळ्याची जोड
divāḷīcyā divaśī thāḷā mājhā jaḍa jaḍa
cōḷī pātaḷācī ghaḍī vara jundhaḷyācī jōḍa
On Diwali* day, my thala* with lamps is very heavy
A sari and a blouse and jowar* millet in addition
▷ (दिवाळीच्या)(दिवशी)(थाळा) my (जड)(जड)
▷  Blouse (पातळाची)(घडी)(वर)(जुंधळ्याची)(जोड)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
thalaA round plate with a broad edge
jowarA variety of millet
[25] id = 64486
इंदलकर सावित्री - Indalkar Savitra
Village पेडगाव - Pedgaon
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माझ्या या दारामंधी फिरक्या चौरंग
आंघोळ करीत्यात भाचा जावई श्रीरंग
mājhyā yā dārāmandhī phirakyā cauraṅga
āṅghōḷa karītyāta bhācā jāvaī śrīraṅga
A low stool with decoration in front of my door
Shrirang, my nephew, my son-in-law, is having a bath
▷  My (या)(दारामंधी)(फिरक्या)(चौरंग)
▷ (आंघोळ)(करीत्यात)(भाचा)(जावई)(श्रीरंग)
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[26] id = 64487
इंदलकर सावित्री - Indalkar Savitra
Village पेडगाव - Pedgaon
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पावणा आला मला दोघी तिघीला कसा नेहतो
भाचा माझा पोपयट रंग मोटायरीला देतो
pāvaṇā ālā malā dōghī tighīlā kasā nēhatō
bhācā mājhā pōpayaṭa raṅga mōṭāyarīlā dētō
A guest has come to my house, he takes two or three of us
My nephew, Popat, is painting his car
▷ (पावणा) here_comes (मला)(दोघी)(तिघीला) how (नेहतो)
▷ (भाचा) my (पोपयट)(रंग)(मोटायरीला)(देतो)
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[27] id = 64792
तोडकर सुलोचना - Todkar Sulochana
Village पानगाव - Pangaon
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दिवाळीची चोळी भाऊबीजेच लुगड
हौशा बंधुजी बाकी राहिली तुम्हाकडं
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāūbījēca lugaḍa
hauśā bandhujī bākī rāhilī tumhākaḍaṁ
Blouse for Diwali*, a traditional sari for Bhaubij*
Dear brother, all this is pending with you
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (भाऊबीजेच)(लुगड)
▷ (हौशा)(बंधुजी)(बाकी)(राहिली)(तुम्हाकडं)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[28] id = 67162
रणपिसे अंजना - Ranpise Anjana
Village ममदापूर - Mamadapur
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दिवाळीच्या दिवशी तुझी दिवाळी काढीन
घडी लुगड्याची मोडीन गाय खुट्याची सोडीन
divāḷīcyā divaśī tujhī divāḷī kāḍhīna
ghaḍī lugaḍyācī mōḍīna gāya khuṭyācī sōḍīna
On Diwali* day, I shall make you bankrupt
I shall wear a new sari, I shall take the cow tied to the stake
▷ (दिवाळीच्या)(दिवशी)(तुझी)(दिवाळी)(काढीन)
▷ (घडी)(लुगड्याची)(मोडीन)(गाय)(खुट्याची)(सोडीन)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[29] id = 67375
गायकवाड इठा - Gaykwad Eitha
Village तडखेल - Tadkhel
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दिवाळीच्या दिवशी करदोडे मुलावीत
जवळ बंधु बोलावीत कंबरची वेत (माप) घेत
divāḷīcyā divaśī karadōḍē mulāvīta
javaḷa bandhu bōlāvīta kambaracī vēta (māpa) ghēta
On Diwali* day, he gets chains made to wear around boys’ waists
Brother calls them near and takes the measurement of their waists
▷ (दिवाळीच्या)(दिवशी)(करदोडे)(मुलावीत)
▷ (जवळ) brother (बोलावीत)(कंबरची)(वेत) ( (माप) ) (घेत)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[30] id = 70038
कुमावत चतुराबाई - Kumavat Chaturab Eknath
Village धोंदलगाव - Dhondalgaon
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दिवाळी बाईन रंग लावला लई
पाठीचा भाऊ खण घेऊन येई
divāḷī bāīna raṅga lāvalā laī
pāṭhīcā bhāū khaṇa ghēūna yēī
Diwali* makes me very happy
My younger brother comes with a blouse piece
▷ (दिवाळी)(बाईन)(रंग)(लावला)(लई)
▷ (पाठीचा) brother (खण)(घेऊन)(येई)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[31] id = 75321
साळवी गिरजाबाई गेणू - Salavi Girijabai Genu
Village चितळी - Chitali
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अशी दिवागळीची चोळी तिळ संक्रातीच पोंथ
भेटी आलाय आलाय हा तर गोविंद
aśī divāgaḷīcī cōḷī tiḷa saṅkrātīca pōntha
bhēṭī ālāya ālāya hā tara gōvinda
Blouse for Diwali*, sesame sweets for Sankranti
Govind, my brother has come to meet me
▷ (अशी)(दिवागळीची) blouse (तिळ)(संक्रातीच)(पोंथ)
▷ (भेटी)(आलाय)(आलाय)(हा) wires (गोविंद)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[32] id = 73766
नकाते महानंदा - Nakate Mahananda
Village शिराळा - Shirala
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दिवाळीची चोळी भाऊबिजीला लुगड
नाही बाकी तुमाकड
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāūbijīlā lugaḍa
nāhī bākī tumākaḍa
Blouse for Diwali*, a traditional sari* for Bhaubij*
You don’t owe me anything (you have already given me)
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (भाऊबिजीला)(लुगड)
▷  Not (बाकी)(तुमाकड)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[33] id = 70562
मोरे अनुसया - More Anusaya
Village बार्शी - Barshi
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दिवाळीच्या दिशी भिती भीती दिवा
भाऊ कसा म्हणे आज बहिणीन येवा
divāḷīcyā diśī bhitī bhītī divā
bhāū kasā mhaṇē āja bahiṇīna yēvā
On Diwali* day, oil lamps are placed near the walls
Brother says, my sister should come today
▷ (दिवाळीच्या)(दिशी)(भिती)(भीती) lamp
▷  Brother how (म्हणे)(आज)(बहिणीन)(येवा)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[34] id = 73117
कवटे शालन - Kawate Shalan
Village महातपूर - Mahatpur
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दिवाळीची चोळी भाव बीजेच पोलक
साल जाईल हालक
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāva bījēca pōlaka
sāla jāīla hālaka
Traditional blouse for Diwali*, and a new-fashion blouse for Bhaubij*
The whole year will go comfortably
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse brother (बीजेच)(पोलक)
▷ (साल) will_go (हालक)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[35] id = 73765
नकाते महानंदा - Nakate Mahananda
Village शिराळा - Shirala
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दिवाळीची चोळी माझ्या वलनीने झाली दाटी
आठा दिवस येतो चाटी सोडी बिंड्याच्या गाठी
divāḷīcī cōḷī mājhyā valanīnē jhālī dāṭī
āṭhā divasa yētō cāṭī sōḍī biṇḍyācyā gāṭhī
A blouse for Diwali*, blouses are crowded on my line
Tailor has come after eight days, he opens the knots of his bundles
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse my (वलनीने) has_come (दाटी)
▷  Eight (दिवस)(येतो)(चाटी)(सोडी)(बिंड्याच्या)(गाठी)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[36] id = 75322
साळवी गिरजाबाई गेणू - Salavi Girijabai Genu
Village चितळी - Chitali
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आशी दिवाळीची चोळी तिळ संक्रातीला आली
बोलतोय माझा दादा बाई तारांबळ झाली
āśī divāḷīcī cōḷī tiḷa saṅkrātīlā ālī
bōlatōya mājhā dādā bāī tārāmbaḷa jhālī
Blouse meant for Diwali*, I got it at the time of Sankranti
My brother says, I had a little problem with money
▷ (आशी)(दिवाळीची) blouse (तिळ)(संक्रातीला) has_come
▷ (बोलतोय) my (दादा) woman (तारांबळ) has_come
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[37] id = 76664
भिसे विमल - Bhise Vimal
Village रुई - Rui
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सणामधी सण आली दिवाळी मालन
सख्याच्या चोळीन भडक्या मारीती बहिणी
saṇāmadhī saṇa ālī divāḷī mālana
sakhyācyā cōḷīna bhaḍakyā mārītī bahiṇī
Among all festivals, Diwali*, the important one, has come
Sister is looking bright in the blouse given by brother
▷ (सणामधी)(सण) has_come (दिवाळी)(मालन)
▷ (सख्याच्या)(चोळीन)(भडक्या)(मारीती)(बहिणी)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[38] id = 76763
सांगळे प्रयागा - Sangle Prayaga
Village येळी - Yeli
दिवाळीची चोळी भाऊबिजेच लुगड
चाट्या फरताळ उघड
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāūbijēca lugaḍa
cāṭyā pharatāḷa ughaḍa
Blouse for Diwali*, sari for Bhaubij*
Tailor, open your shop
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (भाऊबिजेच)(लुगड)
▷ (चाट्या)(फरताळ)(उघड)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[39] id = 76764
जाधव सरस्वती - Jadhav Sarsawati
Village कळमवाडी - Kalamvadi
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दिवाळीची चोळी भाऊबीजेच लुगड
असा बोलतो बंधु राया चाटी दुकान उघड
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāūbījēca lugaḍa
asā bōlatō bandhu rāyā cāṭī dukāna ughaḍa
Blouse for Diwali*, sari for Bhaubij*
My dear brother says, tailor, open your shop
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (भाऊबीजेच)(लुगड)
▷ (असा) says brother (राया)(चाटी)(दुकान)(उघड)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[40] id = 76782
पाटील आफ्रूका - Patil Aafurka
Village गिधाडे - Gidhade
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इना दिवाळीन सन कपडानी चढाचढी
बंधु कसा मने बहिणीले साडी लेणी पडी
inā divāḷīna sana kapaḍānī caḍhācaḍhī
bandhu kasā manē bahiṇīlē sāḍī lēṇī paḍī
Diwali* festival has come, there is a competition to buy clothes
My brother says, I had to buy a sari for my sister
▷ (इना)(दिवाळीन)(सन)(कपडानी)(चढाचढी)
▷  Brother how (मने)(बहिणीले)(साडी)(लेणी)(पडी)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[41] id = 76783
पाटील कस्तूरबा - Patil Kasturba
Village न्हावी - Nahvi
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दिवाळीच्या दिवशी भाऊ बहिणीच्या देशात
दिवाळीची चोळी भाऊ घालतो खिशात
divāḷīcyā divaśī bhāū bahiṇīcyā dēśāta
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāū ghālatō khiśāta
On Diwali* day, brother is in sister’s village
A blouse for Diwali*, he puts it in his pocket
▷ (दिवाळीच्या)(दिवशी) brother (बहिणीच्या)(देशात)
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse brother (घालतो)(खिशात)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[42] id = 77070
त्रिभुवन तुळसा - Tribhuwan Tulsa
Village नगिना पिंपळगाव - Nagina Pimpalgaon
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दिवाळीची ओवाळी मागत नाही काही
आई बापाची कमाई त्यात माझी पंचदेही
divāḷīcī ōvāḷī māgata nāhī kāhī
āī bāpācī kamāī tyāta mājhī pañcadēhī
I don’t ask for anything from brother for Diwali*
I have a share in my parent’s income
▷ (दिवाळीची)(ओवाळी)(मागत) not (काही)
▷ (आई) of_father (कमाई)(त्यात) my (पंचदेही)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[43] id = 77155
इंदलकर सावित्री - Indalkar Savitra
Village पेडगाव - Pedgaon
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दिवागळीची चोळी मला शिमग्याला आली
बंधकावाची माझ्या वड सोईर्याची झाली
divāgaḷīcī cōḷī malā śimagyālā ālī
bandhakāvācī mājhyā vaḍa sōīryācī jhālī
Blouse meant for Diwali*, I got it at the time of Shimaga* festival
My brother says, I had a little problem with money
▷ (दिवागळीची) blouse (मला)(शिमग्याला) has_come
▷ (बंधकावाची) my (वड)(सोईर्याची) has_come
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
ShimagaThe Holi Festival in the month of Phalgun
[44] id = 77245
घोगे शांता - Ghoge Shanta
Village येळी - Yeli
दिवाळीची चोळी भाऊबिजच लुगड
बंधु माहा घोड्यावर चाट्या फरतार उघड
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāūbijaca lugaḍa
bandhu māhā ghōḍyāvara cāṭyā pharatāra ughaḍa
Blouse for Diwali*, sari* for Bhaubij*
My dear brother is on horseback, he says, tailor, open your shop
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (भाऊबिजच)(लुगड)
▷  Brother (माहा)(घोड्यावर)(चाट्या)(फरतार)(उघड)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[45] id = 77285
अंबोरे चंपा - Ambore Champa
Village पालेगाव - Palegaon
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दिवाळीची चोळी बंधु तुमच्याकडे राहीली
तुमच्या बागामंदी झाड तशी चोळी धाड
divāḷīcī cōḷī bandhu tumacyākaḍē rāhīlī
tumacyā bāgāmandī jhāḍa taśī cōḷī dhāḍa
Blouse for Diwali*, brother, it is remaining to be sent
Send a blouse of the same colour as the trees in your garden
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse brother (तुमच्याकडे)(राहीली)
▷ (तुमच्या)(बागामंदी)(झाड)(तशी) blouse (धाड)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[46] id = 77969
वराट मुक्ता - Varat Mukta
Village साकत - Saket
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दिवाळीची चोळी नको घेऊ साडी
वर कापडाची घडी सोयर्या माझा बंधु
divāḷīcī cōḷī nakō ghēū sāḍī
vara kāpaḍācī ghaḍī sōyaryā mājhā bandhu
Don’t buy a blouse for Diwali*
Give me a sari with blouse piece, dear brother
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse not (घेऊ)(साडी)
▷ (वर)(कापडाची)(घडी)(सोयर्या) my brother
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[47] id = 79939
शिंदे यमुना - Shinde Yamuna
Village बाभळगाव - Babhalgaon
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दिवाळीची चोळी हाई भिंतीचा पोत्यारा
हौशा बंधु माझा घाई द्यावी सौद्या घरा
divāḷīcī cōḷī hāī bhintīcā pōtyārā
hauśā bandhu mājhā ghāī dyāvī saudyā gharā
Blouse for Diwali* has become a rag
Dear brother, make the merchant hurry up
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (हाई)(भिंतीचा)(पोत्यारा)
▷ (हौशा) brother my (घाई)(द्यावी)(सौद्या) house
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[48] id = 80063
साळुंखे सुमिता - Salunkhe Sumita
Village उंबडगा - Umbadga
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दिवाळीचा दिवा सख्या ओवाळीते तुला
दावणीची गाय मला
divāḷīcā divā sakhyā ōvāḷītē tulā
dāvaṇīcī gāya malā
Diwali* lamp. I wave it around you brother
Give me the cow tied in your cowshed
▷ (दिवाळीचा) lamp (सख्या)(ओवाळीते) to_you
▷ (दावणीची)(गाय)(मला)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[49] id = 80743
गायकवाड जिजाबाई - Gaykwad Jijabai
Village पोहरेगाव - Poharegaon
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दिवाळी बाई तिन दिवाळं काढलं
माझ्या हावशी बंधवानी उंच खनाळ फाडील
divāḷī bāī tina divāḷaṁ kāḍhalaṁ
mājhyā hāvaśī bandhavānī uñca khanāḷa phāḍīla
Diwali* festival caused bankruptcy
My dear brother bought blouspieces from an expensive roll of material
▷ (दिवाळी) woman (तिन)(दिवाळं)(काढलं)
▷  My (हावशी)(बंधवानी)(उंच)(खनाळ)(फाडील)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[50] id = 80752
मोमताटे जीजा - Momtate Jija
Village आईनवाडी - Ainwadi
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दिवाळीची चोळी शिमग्याचा हार
आशा लागली फार बंधु रतना माझ्या
divāḷīcī cōḷī śimagyācā hāra
āśā lāgalī phāra bandhu ratanā mājhyā
Blouse for Diwali*, a gold necklace for Shimaga*
Ratan, my brother, I have lots of hope from you
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (शिमग्याचा)(हार)
▷ (आशा)(लागली)(फार) brother (रतना) my
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
ShimagaThe Holi Festival in the month of Phalgun
[51] id = 81114
तरगे आनंदी - Targe Anandi
Village तरंगेवाडी - Tarangewadi
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नदीचं पाणी वळणावळणानी जात
बंधुजी बाळ आला म्हणोनी माग येत
nadīcaṁ pāṇī vaḷaṇāvaḷaṇānī jāta
bandhujī bāḷa ālā mhaṇōnī māga yēta
River water meanders its way through
My little brother says he will come and then comes behind
▷ (नदीचं) water, (वळणावळणानी) class
▷ (बंधुजी) son here_comes (म्हणोनी)(माग)(येत)
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[52] id = 81431
चुंचलवाड हरु - Chunchalwad Haru
Village होनवडज - Honvadaj
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पंचमीची चोळी दिवाळीला धाडु नका
आशा माझी तोडु नका बंधुया राजस
pañcamīcī cōḷī divāḷīlā dhāḍu nakā
āśā mājhī tōḍu nakā bandhuyā rājasa
Blouse for Nagpanchami*, don’t send it for Diwali*
Dear brother, don’t disappoint me
▷ (पंचमीची) blouse (दिवाळीला)(धाडु)(नका)
▷ (आशा) my (तोडु)(नका)(बंधुया)(राजस)
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NagpanchamiA traditional worship of snakes or serpents observed by Hindus. The worship is offered on the fifth day of bright half of Lunar month of Shravana (July/August).
DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[53] id = 82346
बारबोले वच्छला - Barbole Vachalya
Village दारफळ - Darphal
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दिवाळीची चोळी इना पाटीपोटी
शालु फाडीला लागासाठी माझ्या सोयर्या बंधवाने
divāḷīcī cōḷī inā pāṭīpōṭī
śālu phāḍīlā lāgāsāṭhī mājhyā sōyaryā bandhavānē
Blouse for Diwali* did not fit me
My dear brother tore a brocade sari to stitch a patch
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (इना)(पाटीपोटी)
▷ (शालु)(फाडीला)(लागासाठी) my (सोयर्या)(बंधवाने)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[54] id = 83823
गायकवाड जिजाबाई - Gaykwad Jijabai
Village पोहरेगाव - Poharegaon
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सनामधी सन दिवाळीचा खरा
थोरलीला चंद्रकळा मधवीला रवीदोर धाकलीला पानमळा
sanāmadhī sana divāḷīcā kharā
thōralīlā candrakaḷā madhavīlā ravīdōra dhākalīlā pānamaḷā
Among all the festivals, Diwali* is the true one
Chandrakala* sari for the eldest sister, the churn-rope for the middle one and a betel-leaf plantation for the youngest
▷ (सनामधी)(सन)(दिवाळीचा)(खरा)
▷ (थोरलीला)(चंद्रकळा)(मधवीला)(रवीदोर)(धाकलीला)(पानमळा)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
Chandrakala ➡ chandrakalasA black sari with stars woven or printed on it, resembling a starry sky at night, very popular with women
[55] id = 90795
साबळे अनुसुयाबाई राणबा - Sable Anusuya Ranba
Village माटेगाव - Mategaon
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दिवाळीची चोळी भाऊ भिजेचे लुगड
चाटया दुकान उघड
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāū bhijēcē lugaḍa
cāṭayā dukāna ughaḍa
Blouse for Diwali*, sari* for Bhaubij*
Tailor, open the shop, (says brother)
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse brother (भिजेचे)(लुगड)
▷ (चाटया)(दुकान)(उघड)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[56] id = 90827
उंडे पार्वती - Unde Parvati
Village मुठेवडगाव - Muthewadgaon
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दिवाळीची चोळी माझी शिमग्याला आली
भाऊची माझ्या वड सोयीर्याची झाली
divāḷīcī cōḷī mājhī śimagyālā ālī
bhāūcī mājhyā vaḍa sōyīryācī jhālī
Blouse meant for Diwali*, I got it at the time of Shimaga* festival
My brother says, I had a little problem with money
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse my (शिमग्याला) has_come
▷ (भाऊची) my (वड)(सोयीर्याची) has_come
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
ShimagaThe Holi Festival in the month of Phalgun
[57] id = 90828
इंदलकर सावित्री - Indalkar Savitra
Village पेडगाव - Pedgaon
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दिवाळीची चोळी मला शिमग्याला आली
बंधवाची माझ्या वड सोयर्याची झाली
divāḷīcī cōḷī malā śimagyālā ālī
bandhavācī mājhyā vaḍa sōyaryācī jhālī
Blouse meant for Diwali*, I got it at the time of Shimaga* festival
My brother says, I had a little problem with money
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (मला)(शिमग्याला) has_come
▷ (बंधवाची) my (वड)(सोयर्याची) has_come
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
ShimagaThe Holi Festival in the month of Phalgun
[58] id = 90829
मोहीते द्रौपदीबाई वामनराव - Mohite Dropadi bai Vamanrao
Village महातपूर - Mahatpur
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लातुर पेठेची साडी बारस पेठेचा चोळीखण
दिवाळीच्या सणाला बंधु करितो बोळवण
lātura pēṭhēcī sāḍī bārasa pēṭhēcā cōḷīkhaṇa
divāḷīcyā saṇālā bandhu karitō bōḷavaṇa
Sari from Latur market, blouse piece from Barshi* market
Brother gives me a gift for Diwali* festival
▷ (लातुर)(पेठेची)(साडी)(बारस)(पेठेचा)(चोळीखण)
▷ (दिवाळीच्या)(सणाला) brother (करितो)(बोळवण)
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BarshiName of a town
DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[59] id = 90830
बारंगुळे सोना ज्ञानदेव - Barangule Sona D.
Village शेलगाव - Shelgaon
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दिवाळीची चोळी भाऊबिजेला लुगड
साजाच्या डोरल्याची बाकी राहिली तुम्हाकड
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāūbijēlā lugaḍa
sājācyā ḍōralyācī bākī rāhilī tumhākaḍa
Blouse for Diwali*, sari* for Bhaubij*
A gold necklace, all this is pending with you
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (भाऊबिजेला)(लुगड)
▷ (साजाच्या)(डोरल्याची)(बाकी)(राहिली)(तुम्हाकड)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[60] id = 90832
बेडेकर जानकीबाई रघुनाथ - Bedekar Janakibai Raghunath
Village मुंबई - Mumbai
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भाऊबिजेचे दिवशी लोकांचे भाऊ येती
तुझी वाट पाहु किती भाऊराया
bhāūbijēcē divaśī lōkāñcē bhāū yētī
tujhī vāṭa pāhu kitī bhāūrāyā
Other people’s brothers come for Bhaubij*
Dear brother, how much can I wait for you
▷ (भाऊबिजेचे)(दिवशी)(लोकांचे) brother (येती)
▷ (तुझी)(वाट)(पाहु)(किती)(भाऊराया)
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BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[61] id = 90833
चव्हाण रुक्मिणी - Chavan Rukhamini
Village मुगाव - Mugaon
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दिवाळीचा दिवा ठेविते मी आडभीती
बंधु माझा राजस सडपातळ सांगु किती
divāḷīcā divā ṭhēvitē mī āḍabhītī
bandhu mājhā rājasa saḍapātaḷa sāṅgu kitī
An oil lamp for Diwali*, I keep it sheltered by the wall
My handsome brother is tall and slim, how much can I tell you
▷ (दिवाळीचा) lamp (ठेविते) I (आडभीती)
▷  Brother my (राजस)(सडपातळ)(सांगु)(किती)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[62] id = 90834
चव्हाण रुक्मिणी - Chavan Rukhamini
Village मुगाव - Mugaon
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बोळवण केली इसाच अंगावर तिसाच ओलनीला
गेले होते दिवाळीला हावसा बंधु ओवाळीला
bōḷavaṇa kēlī isāca aṅgāvara tisāca ōlanīlā
gēlē hōtē divāḷīlā hāvasā bandhu ōvāḷīlā
He gave me gifts, the twenty rupees sari* I am wearing right now, the thirty rupee sari* on the line
I had gone for Diwali*, I waved the plate with lamps around my brother
▷ (बोळवण) shouted (इसाच)(अंगावर)(तिसाच)(ओलनीला)
▷  Has_gone (होते)(दिवाळीला)(हावसा) brother (ओवाळीला)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[63] id = 90835
जोगदंड सोना - Jogdand Sona
Village पुणतांबा - Puntamba
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दिवाळी दसरा भाऊ माझा कसरा
चोळ्या बांगड्याचा घातला पसारा
divāḷī dasarā bhāū mājhā kasarā
cōḷyā bāṅgaḍyācā ghātalā pasārā
Diwali* and Dassera* have come, my brother is a bangle-seller
He has displayed all his bangles and blouses
▷ (दिवाळी)(दसरा) brother my (कसरा)
▷ (चोळ्या)(बांगड्याचा)(घातला)(पसारा)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
Dassera
[64] id = 90836
जंगले केशर - Jangle Keshar
Village बोडखा - Bodkha
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आंबरीचा हत्ती उभा केला मैदानात
असा लुटयीला सखा बंधु दिवाळीच्या सदनात
āmbarīcā hattī ubhā kēlā maidānāta
asā luṭayīlā sakhā bandhu divāḷīcyā sadanāta
Elephant with a canopy, I made him stand on the ground (reference to rich brother)
On the occasion of Diwali*, I looted him
▷ (आंबरीचा)(हत्ती) standing did (मैदानात)
▷ (असा)(लुटयीला)(सखा) brother (दिवाळीच्या)(सदनात)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[65] id = 91920
त्रिभुवन तुळसा - Tribhuwan Tulsa
Village नगिना पिंपळगाव - Nagina Pimpalgaon
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दिवाळीच्या दिशी तुझ दिवाळ काढीन
गाई खुट्याची सोडीन चोळी अंजीरी फाडीन
divāḷīcyā diśī tujha divāḷa kāḍhīna
gāī khuṭyācī sōḍīna cōḷī añjīrī phāḍīna
On Diwali* day, I shall make you bankrupt
I shall buy a greenish-red blouse piece, and take the cow tied to the stake
▷ (दिवाळीच्या)(दिशी) your (दिवाळ)(काढीन)
▷ (गाई)(खुट्याची)(सोडीन) blouse (अंजीरी)(फाडीन)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[66] id = 97158
साळुंखे सुमिता - Salunkhe Sumita
Village उंबडगा - Umbadga
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दिवाळीची चोळी सक्रांतीची तिळ लाडु
नका माझी आशा मोडु भाऊ भाच्यानु माझ्या
divāḷīcī cōḷī sakrāntīcī tiḷa lāḍu
nakā mājhī āśā mōḍu bhāū bhācyānu mājhyā
Blouse for Diwali*, sesame sweets for Sankranti
Dear brother and nephew, don’t disappoint me
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (सक्रांतीची)(तिळ)(लाडु)
▷ (नका) my (आशा)(मोडु) brother (भाच्यानु) my
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[67] id = 97174
राजगुरु अनुसया - Rajguru Anusaya
Village कुंभारी - Kumbhari
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बहिणीला भाऊ भाऊ बोलतो नित्तळ
सण दिवाळीचा साडी घेऊ का पातळ
bahiṇīlā bhāū bhāū bōlatō nittaḷa
saṇa divāḷīcā sāḍī ghēū kā pātaḷa
Brother asks his sister, frankly and affectionately
It’s Diwali* festival, shall I buy you a modern or a traditional sari
▷  To_sister brother brother says (नित्तळ)
▷ (सण)(दिवाळीचा)(साडी)(घेऊ)(का)(पातळ)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[68] id = 97175
आगलावे पुष्पा - Aglave Pushpa
Village दारफळ - Darphal
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भावाला भाऊबिज करते दिवाळी होवुनी
आल मैतर घेवुनी
bhāvālā bhāūbija karatē divāḷī hōvunī
āla maitara ghēvunī
Bhaubij* for brother, I celebrate it after Diwali*
He came with a friend
▷ (भावाला)(भाऊबिज)(करते)(दिवाळी)(होवुनी)
▷  Here_comes (मैतर)(घेवुनी)
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BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[69] id = 97176
आगलावे पुष्पा - Aglave Pushpa
Village दारफळ - Darphal
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दिवाळीची चोळी भाऊभिजेच लुगड
बाकी राहिली तुम्हाकड
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāūbhijēca lugaḍa
bākī rāhilī tumhākaḍa
Blouse for Diwali*, sari* for Bhaubij*
All this is pending with you
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (भाऊभिजेच)(लुगड)
▷ (बाकी)(राहिली)(तुम्हाकड)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[70] id = 97177
आगलावे पुष्पा - Aglave Pushpa
Village दारफळ - Darphal
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दिवाळीच दिवा ओवाळीते तुमची तुम्हाला
तुमच्या चोळीची आशा मला
divāḷīca divā ōvāḷītē tumacī tumhālā
tumacyā cōḷīcī āśā malā
I wave the Diwali* lamp around you
I am expecting a blouse from you
▷ (दिवाळीच) lamp (ओवाळीते)(तुमची)(तुम्हाला)
▷ (तुमच्या)(चोळीची)(आशा)(मला)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[71] id = 97201
बारबोले वच्छला - Barbole Vachalya
Village दारफळ - Darphal
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लाडाच्या लेकीनी दिवाळे काढले
उंच खणाले फाडीले नेनंत्या बंधवान उंच खणाळ फाडिले
lāḍācyā lēkīnī divāḷē kāḍhalē
uñca khaṇālē phāḍīlē nēnantyā bandhavāna uñca khaṇāḷa phāḍilē
My darling daughter made him bankrupt
Younger brother bought a blouse piece from a very expensive roll of cloth
▷ (लाडाच्या)(लेकीनी)(दिवाळे)(काढले)
▷ (उंच)(खणाले)(फाडीले)(नेनंत्या)(बंधवान)(उंच)(खणाळ)(फाडिले)
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[72] id = 97202
साळुंखे सुमिता - Salunkhe Sumita
Village उंबडगा - Umbadga
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दिवाळीची चोळी भाऊबीजीच लुगड
बाकी राहिली तुमाकड बंधु माझ्या राजसानु
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāūbījīca lugaḍa
bākī rāhilī tumākaḍa bandhu mājhyā rājasānu
Blouse for Diwali*, sari* for Bhaubij*
All this is pending with you, my dear handsome brother
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (भाऊबीजीच)(लुगड)
▷ (बाकी)(राहिली)(तुमाकड) brother my (राजसानु)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[73] id = 97203
साळुंखे सुमिता - Salunkhe Sumita
Village उंबडगा - Umbadga
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दिवाळीची चोळी भाऊबीजीला धाडु
नका आशा माझी मोडु नका
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāūbījīlā dhāḍu
nakā āśā mājhī mōḍu nakā
Blouse for Diwali*, send it for Bhaubij*
Don’t disappoint me
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (भाऊबीजीला)(धाडु)
▷ (नका)(आशा) my (मोडु)(नका)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[74] id = 108502
जाधव सुमीत्रा केरू - Jadhav Sumitra Keru
Village सोलापूर - Solapur
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भाऊबिजेच्या दिशी केले सक्याने बोळवण
कस येऊ भाऊराया घरी नंदानी केल येण
bhāūbijēcyā diśī kēlē sakyānē bōḷavaṇa
kasa yēū bhāūrāyā gharī nandānī kēla yēṇa
On Bhaubij* day, brother came to fetch me
How can I come, dear brother, my nanands have come home
▷ (भाऊबिजेच्या)(दिशी)(केले)(सक्याने)(बोळवण)
▷  How (येऊ)(भाऊराया)(घरी)(नंदानी) did (येण)
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BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[75] id = 101803
तमांचे मंदोदरी दिगंबर - Tamanche Mandodari Digambar
Village म्हात्रेवाडी - Mhatrevadi
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भाऊबिज केली नाही म्या कणु शिवा
माझ्या पाठची बहिण अंजीरी चोळी वेणी
bhāūbija kēlī nāhī myā kaṇu śivā
mājhyā pāṭhacī bahiṇa añjīrī cōḷī vēṇī
You did not give me Bhaubij*, what can I stitch
My younger sister gives me a brownish colour blouse
▷ (भाऊबिज) shouted not (म्या)(कणु)(शिवा)
▷  My (पाठची) sister (अंजीरी) blouse (वेणी)
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BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[76] id = 103402
डोंगरे अलका - Dongare Alka
Village आडगाव - Adgaon
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दिवाळ बाईन दिवाळ काढील
हौशा बंधवान उंच खणाळ फाडील
divāḷa bāīna divāḷa kāḍhīla
hauśā bandhavāna uñca khaṇāḷa phāḍīla
Diwali* festival made him bankrupt
My dear brother bought a blouse piece from a very expensive roll of cloth
▷ (दिवाळ)(बाईन)(दिवाळ)(काढील)
▷ (हौशा)(बंधवान)(उंच)(खणाळ)(फाडील)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[77] id = 104495
मुटके मुक्ताबाई - Mutke Mukta
Village भगतवाडीपो.जिनती - Bhagatvadi, p. Jinti
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दिवाळीची चोळी भाऊभिजेच लुगड
बंधु माझा घोड्यावरी चाट्या फरताळ उघड
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāūbhijēca lugaḍa
bandhu mājhā ghōḍyāvarī cāṭyā pharatāḷa ughaḍa
Blouse for Diwali*, sari for Bhaubij*
My dear brother is on horseback, he says, tailor, open your shop
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (भाऊभिजेच)(लुगड)
▷  Brother my horse_back (चाट्या)(फरताळ)(उघड)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[78] id = 104923
बारबोले वच्छला - Barbole Vachalya
Village दारफळ - Darphal
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दिवाळीची चोळी भिंतीची पोतारा
गाई देई तुमी सावकार वडील बंधवानो
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhintīcī pōtārā
gāī dēī tumī sāvakāra vaḍīla bandhavānō
Blouse for Diwali* is like a rag
My rich elder brother, give me a cow
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (भिंतीची)(पोतारा)
▷ (गाई)(देई)(तुमी)(सावकार)(वडील)(बंधवानो)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[79] id = 104924
त्रिभुवन वेणू - Tribhuwan Venu
Village पुणतांबा - Puntamba
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दिवाळीच्या दिवशी तुझ दिवाळ काढन
गाय खुट््याची सोडीन चोळी अंजरी फाडीन
divāḷīcyā divaśī tujha divāḷa kāḍhana
gāya khuṭayācī sōḍīna cōḷī añjarī phāḍīna
On Diwali* day, I shall make you bankrupt
I shall buy a greenish-red blouse piece, and take the cow tied to the stake
▷ (दिवाळीच्या)(दिवशी) your (दिवाळ)(काढन)
▷ (गाय)(खुट््याची)(सोडीन) blouse (अंजरी)(फाडीन)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[80] id = 104926
डोगरे गोदराबाई भिला - Dogare Godharabai Bhila
Village चिंचखेड - Chinchkhed
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दिवाळीच्या दिशी तुझ दिवाळ काढण
गाय खुट्याची सोडन खण अंजिर्या फाडन
divāḷīcyā diśī tujha divāḷa kāḍhaṇa
gāya khuṭyācī sōḍana khaṇa añjiryā phāḍana
On Diwali* day, I shall make you bankrupt
I shall buy a greenish-red blouse piece, and take the cow tied to the stake
▷ (दिवाळीच्या)(दिशी) your (दिवाळ)(काढण)
▷ (गाय)(खुट्याची)(सोडन)(खण)(अंजिर्या)(फाडन)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[81] id = 104927
शितापे सरु - Shitape Saru
Village उंबडगा - Umbadga
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दिवाळीचा दिवा मला भाग्याचा झाला
बंधु माझ्या सोयीर्या मामासंग भाचा न्हाला
divāḷīcā divā malā bhāgyācā jhālā
bandhu mājhyā sōyīryā māmāsaṅga bhācā nhālā
Diwali* lamp proved auspicious for me
Along with my brother, my nephew also had a bath
▷ (दिवाळीचा) lamp (मला)(भाग्याचा)(झाला)
▷  Brother my (सोयीर्या)(मामासंग)(भाचा)(न्हाला)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[82] id = 104929
थाटे निर्मला - Thate Nirmala
Village निपाणा - Nipana
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दिवाईची चोळी तीला मोत्याची शिवण
पुसती आयाबाया मोठ्या लोकाची बहीण
divāīcī cōḷī tīlā mōtyācī śivaṇa
pusatī āyābāyā mōṭhyā lōkācī bahīṇa
A blouse for Diwali*, it has a pearl border
Women around ask, she seems to be a rich man’s sister
▷ (दिवाईची) blouse (तीला)(मोत्याची)(शिवण)
▷ (पुसती)(आयाबाया)(मोठ्या)(लोकाची) sister
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[83] id = 104933
खळदकर कौसल्या चंद्रकांत - Khaladkar Kausalya Chandrakant
Village खळद - Khalad
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दिवाळी बाईने हिने दिवाळ काढल
ताईत बंधवाने उंच खण्याळ फाडील
divāḷī bāīnē hinē divāḷa kāḍhala
tāīta bandhavānē uñca khaṇyāḷa phāḍīla
Diwali* festival made him bankrupt
My younger brother bought a blouse piece from a very expensive roll of cloth
▷ (दिवाळी)(बाईने)(हिने)(दिवाळ)(काढल)
▷ (ताईत)(बंधवाने)(उंच)(खण्याळ)(फाडील)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[84] id = 104934
साळुंखे अलका - Salunkhe Alka
Village आंबेघर पो. करहर - Ambeghar P. Karhar
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दिवाळी बाई हिन दिवाळ काढील
माझ्या बंधुन दिवाळीच सामान धाडील
divāḷī bāī hina divāḷa kāḍhīla
mājhyā bandhuna divāḷīca sāmāna dhāḍīla
Diwali* festival made him bankrupt
My dear brother sent things for Diwali*
▷ (दिवाळी) woman (हिन)(दिवाळ)(काढील)
▷  My (बंधुन)(दिवाळीच)(सामान)(धाडील)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[85] id = 104937
बारबोले शकुंतला - Barbole Shakuntala
Village दारफळ - Darphal
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दिवाळीचा सण बंधु सोनाराच्या घरी
दुललीच मोल करी बहिणीच्या बाळासाठी
divāḷīcā saṇa bandhu sōnārācyā gharī
dulalīca mōla karī bahiṇīcyā bāḷāsāṭhī
For Diwali* festival, I am in my goldsmith brother’s house
He is looking at the price to buy an ornament for his nephew
▷ (दिवाळीचा)(सण) brother (सोनाराच्या)(घरी)
▷ (दुललीच)(मोल)(करी)(बहिणीच्या)(बाळासाठी)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[86] id = 104939
खकाळ शकूंतला - Khakal Shakuntala
Village आवा आंतरवाला - Awa Antarwala
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याजा (व्याज) परास मला दे घ्याजाची लज्जत
बंधु परास मला भाचाची आगत
yājā (vyāja) parāsa malā dē ghyājācī lajjata
bandhu parāsa malā bhācācī āgata
More than interest, I like to give
More than my brother, I like my nephew
▷ (याजा) ( (व्याज) ) (परास)(मला)(दे)(घ्याजाची)(लज्जत)
▷  Brother (परास)(मला)(भाचाची)(आगत)
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[87] id = 104940
बांडे इंदीरा - Bande Indira
Village आंबेसावळी - Ambesawali
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पिवळा पिंताबर तुला कोणी दिला
भेटुनी सखा गेला
pivaḷā pintābara tulā kōṇī dilā
bhēṭunī sakhā gēlā
Who gave you the yellow Pitambar*
Brother came and met me
▷ (पिवळा)(पिंताबर) to_you (कोणी)(दिला)
▷ (भेटुनी)(सखा) has_gone
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PitambarA yellow dhotar
[88] id = 104997
चव्हाण तुळणबाई - Chavan Tulanbai
Village माळवाडी पो.निपाणी - Malvadi p. Nipani
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दिवाळीची चोळी नको मला देवु साडी
साळुबाई माझ्या वर रुमालाची घडी
divāḷīcī cōḷī nakō malā dēvu sāḍī
sāḷubāī mājhyā vara rumālācī ghaḍī
Don’t give me a blouse for Diwali*, give me a sari
A new handkerchief in addition, for my daughter
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse not (मला)(देवु)(साडी)
▷  Salubai my (वर)(रुमालाची)(घडी)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[89] id = 108701
उंबरे चंद्रभागा - Umbare Chandrabhaga
Village दारफळ - Darphal
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दिवाळीबाईनी तुझ दिवाळ काढल
उंच खणाळ फाडल बंधु राजसान
divāḷībāīnī tujha divāḷa kāḍhala
uñca khaṇāḷa phāḍala bandhu rājasāna
Diwali* festival made him bankrupt
My handsome brother bought a blouse piece from a very expensive roll of cloth
▷ (दिवाळीबाईनी) your (दिवाळ)(काढल)
▷ (उंच)(खणाळ)(फाडल) brother (राजसान)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[90] id = 105018
चव्हाण तुळणबाई - Chavan Tulanbai
Village माळवाडी पो.निपाणी - Malvadi p. Nipani
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दिवाळीची चोळी मला संक्राती धाडु
बंधु माझ्या नको माझी आशा मोडु
divāḷīcī cōḷī malā saṅkrātī dhāḍu
bandhu mājhyā nakō mājhī āśā mōḍu
Blouse for Diwali*, don’t send it at the time of Sankranti
My dear brother, don’t disappoint me
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (मला)(संक्राती)(धाडु)
▷  Brother my not my (आशा)(मोडु)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[91] id = 105118
सातपुते सुनीता - Satpute Sunita
Village सेलु - Selu
दिवाळीचा साडी नको घेऊ बंधु सडी
राघु मैनाची जोडी
divāḷīcā sāḍī nakō ghēū bandhu saḍī
rāghu mainācī jōḍī
Brother, don’t buy a sari only
I have my daughter and son with me
▷ (दिवाळीचा)(साडी) not (घेऊ) brother (सडी)
▷ (राघु)(मैनाची)(जोडी)
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[92] id = 105826
देशमुख निर्मला - Deshmukh Nirmala
Village पानगाव - Pangaon
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दिवाळी ग बाईन दिवाळ काढील
उंची खनाळ फाडील
divāḷī ga bāīna divāḷa kāḍhīla
uñcī khanāḷa phāḍīla
Diwali* festival made him bankrupt
Brother bought a blouse piece from a very expensive roll of cloth
▷ (दिवाळी) * (बाईन)(दिवाळ)(काढील)
▷ (उंची)(खनाळ)(फाडील)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[93] id = 112287
आगलावे पुष्पा - Aglave Pushpa
Village दारफळ - Darphal
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दिवाळीची चोळी भाऊबिजेचे कोयर्या
बाकी राहीली सुयर्या
divāḷīcī cōḷī bhāūbijēcē kōyaryā
bākī rāhīlī suyaryā
Blouse for Diwali*, ear-rings for Bhaubij*
Surya, my brother, this is still pending with you
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (भाऊबिजेचे)(कोयर्या)
▷ (बाकी)(राहीली)(सुयर्या)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[94] id = 112289
गायकवाड मंगल अशोक - Gaykwad Mangal Ashok
Village नळदुर्ग - Naldurg
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सणामधी सण सण दिवाळी नाचरी
बहिणीच्या चोळीसाठी भाऊ पडला विचारी
saṇāmadhī saṇa saṇa divāḷī nācarī
bahiṇīcyā cōḷīsāṭhī bhāū paḍalā vicārī
Among all the festivals, Diwali* is fickle
Brother is engrossed in thought for sister’s blouse
▷ (सणामधी)(सण)(सण)(दिवाळी)(नाचरी)
▷ (बहिणीच्या)(चोळीसाठी) brother (पडला)(विचारी)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[95] id = 112290
कांबळे तुळसा - Kamble Tulasa
Village टाकळी - Takali
दिवाळीची चोळी पाडव्याचा हार
आशा लागली फार
divāḷīcī cōḷī pāḍavyācā hāra
āśā lāgalī phāra
Blouse for Diwali*, a gold necklace for Padva (first day in the month of Kartik)
I am greatly hoping to get it
▷ (दिवाळीची) blouse (पाडव्याचा)(हार)
▷ (आशा)(लागली)(फार)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[96] id = 112291
शिरढोणे कलावती - Shirdhone Kalavati
Village महातपूर - Mahatpur
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दिवाळ्याबाईन दिवाळ काढल
माझ्या बंधवान उच खणाळ फाडल
divāḷyābāīna divāḷa kāḍhala
mājhyā bandhavāna uca khaṇāḷa phāḍala
Diwali* festival made him bankrupt
Brother bought a blouse piece from a very expensive roll of cloth
▷ (दिवाळ्याबाईन)(दिवाळ)(काढल)
▷  My (बंधवान)(उच)(खणाळ)(फाडल)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[97] id = 112292
पांचाळ राजाबाई - Panchal Rajabai
Village कामखेडा - Kamkheda
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दिवाळीच्या दिशी तुझ दिवाळ काढीन
गाय खुट्याची सोडीन घडी लुगड्याची मोडीन
divāḷīcyā diśī tujha divāḷa kāḍhīna
gāya khuṭyācī sōḍīna ghaḍī lugaḍyācī mōḍīna
On Diwali* day, I shall make you bankrupt
I shall wear a new sari, and take the cow tied to the stake
▷ (दिवाळीच्या)(दिशी) your (दिवाळ)(काढीन)
▷ (गाय)(खुट्याची)(सोडीन)(घडी)(लुगड्याची)(मोडीन)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[98] id = 112293
आगलावे पुष्पा - Aglave Pushpa
Village दारफळ - Darphal
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दिवाळीबाईन दिवाळ काढीन
वरच खणाळ फाडील बंधु राजान
divāḷībāīna divāḷa kāḍhīna
varaca khaṇāḷa phāḍīla bandhu rājāna
Diwali* festival made him bankrupt
Brother bought a blouse piece from a very expensive roll of cloth
▷ (दिवाळीबाईन)(दिवाळ)(काढीन)
▷ (वरच)(खणाळ)(फाडील) brother (राजान)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[99] id = 112349
इंदलकर सावित्री - Indalkar Savitra
Village पेडगाव - Pedgaon
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करवती धोतराला डाग पडला काजळाचा
भाचा कडला जावळाचा
karavatī dhōtarālā ḍāga paḍalā kājaḷācā
bhācā kaḍalā jāvaḷācā
Dhotar* with a big border got stained with eyeliner
He is carrying his nephew who has had his first haircut
▷ (करवती) dhotar (डाग)(पडला)(काजळाचा)
▷ (भाचा)(कडला)(जावळाचा)
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dhotar ➡ dhotarsWhen the singer says that she goes to her village with dhotar, it means that she is just carrying a cloth to bring things from maher (a married woman’s parental home). Similarly, she sometimes means that she is carrying a stole.
[100] id = 112350
देशमुख प्रमीला - Deshmukh Pramila
Village नांदेड - Nanded
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दिवाळीची बाई चोळी भावबीजेच लुगड
चाट्या फडताळ उघड
divāḷīcī bāī cōḷī bhāvabījēca lugaḍa
cāṭyā phaḍatāḷa ughaḍa
Blouse for Diwali*, sari* for Bhaubij*
Tailor, open the shop
▷ (दिवाळीची) woman blouse (भावबीजेच)(लुगड)
▷ (चाट्या)(फडताळ)(उघड)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
[101] id = 112351
कांबळे कस्तुराबाई - Kamle Kastur
Village हासाळा - Hasala
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मैंडोळी ठेवीते कापसात लग्न वैशाखात
भाच्या माझ्या नेनंत्याच
maiṇḍōḷī ṭhēvītē kāpasāta lagna vaiśākhāta
bhācyā mājhyā nēnantyāca
Mundaval* (flowers or pearls tied around the forehead of the bride or bride groom), I keep it wrapped in cotton wool
My young nephew’s wedding is in the month of Vaishakh
▷ (मैंडोळी)(ठेवीते)(कापसात)(लग्न)(वैशाखात)
▷ (भाच्या) my (नेनंत्याच)
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mundavalFlowers, pearls, etc. tied around the forehead of the bride and the groom at the time of marriage
[102] id = 113408
पाटील वच्छला विठ्ठल - Patil VachalaVittal
Village गिधाडे - Gidhade
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दिवाळीचा सण भाऊबहिणीचा घोडे टाकी जीन
बंधु राजाय याला
divāḷīcā saṇa bhāūbahiṇīcā ghōḍē ṭākī jīna
bandhu rājāya yālā
Diwali* festival, sister’s brother saddles his horse
Brother is going to fetch her
▷ (दिवाळीचा)(सण)(भाऊबहिणीचा)(घोडे)(टाकी)(जीन)
▷  Brother (राजाय)(याला)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[103] id = 113424
गायकवाड गंगु - Gaykwad Gangu
Village कुंभारी - Kumbhari
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बहिणीचा भाऊ भाऊ बोलतो नितळ
सण दिवाळीचा झाडी घेऊ का पातळ
bahiṇīcā bhāū bhāū bōlatō nitaḷa
saṇa divāḷīcā jhāḍī ghēū kā pātaḷa
Sister’s brother asks frankly and affectionately
Shall I buy you a modern or traditional sari for Diwali*
▷  Of_sister brother brother says (नितळ)
▷ (सण)(दिवाळीचा)(झाडी)(घेऊ)(का)(पातळ)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“
[104] id = 113435
जाधव क्लारा - Jadhav Klara
Village उंदीरगाव - Undirgaon
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दिवाळीच्या दिशी चोळी माझी जुनी जुनी
आता माझ्या दादा दिवाळी गेली सुनी सुनी
divāḷīcyā diśī cōḷī mājhī junī junī
ātā mājhyā dādā divāḷī gēlī sunī sunī
On Diwali* day, my blouse is old
Now, my brother, Diwali* has gone without a gift
▷ (दिवाळीच्या)(दिशी) blouse my (जुनी)(जुनी)
▷ (आता) my (दादा)(दिवाळी) went (सुनी)(सुनी)
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DiwaliThe festival of lights, which is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and some Muslims every autumn in the northern hemisphere. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.“

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