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Grindmill songs of Maharashtra — Song #103417 by Kamble Anusuya

Village: भंडारवाडी - Bhandarwadi Google Maps | OpenStreetMap


D:X-2.1b (D10-02-01b) - Mother worries for son / Fear of mishap / Fear for fire or snake

Cross-references:B:V-3.14a (B05-03-14a) - Village deities / Bahīrī / Bahīrī and the snake / Protection from snake
B:V-1.7b (B05-01-07b) - Village deities / Wāghjāī / Deeds of Wāghjāī / Drawing out poison
B:V-2.7 (B05-02-07) - Village deities / Kāḷubāī / Drawing out poison
B:V-6.9 (B05-06-09) - Village deities / Iñjāī / Serpent
[12] id = 103417
कांबळे अनुसया - Kamble Anusuya
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उसयीला सर्प कोण्या नयारीचा
सांगते खुन तुला वैद माझ्या माहेराचा
usayīlā sarpa kōṇyā nayārīcā
sāṅgatē khuna tulā vaida mājhyā māhērācā
What kind of snake is there at your bedside
I tell you, I am not afraid of him, he is a Vaida* from my maher*
▷ (उसयीला)(सर्प)(कोण्या)(नयारीचा)
▷  I_tell (खुन) to_you (वैद) my (माहेराचा)
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VaidaA person who treats patients with herbal medicines and household remedies
maherA married woman’s parental home
Notes =>This song is about a woman having relations with another man. A married woman having relations with another man is like keeping a cobra at the bedside. When asked what kind of snake is this at your bedside, she says he is a Vaida from my maher*, who gives an antidote to relieve my pain, expressing thus her soft feelings for him indirectly.

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