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Grindmill songs of Maharashtra — Song #109933 by Shimpi Pramila Subhash

Village: कापडणे - Kapadne


D:XII-4.5aii (D12-04-05a02) - Son, a man in society / Son’s marriage / Best woman, best man / Best woman / She is honoured

[63] id = 109933
शिंपी प्रमिला सुभाष - Shimpi Pramila Subhash
समीदर सुकत पाणी सुकता हयद कुकु
कलवर्या एकवीरावर तेलन पेड काईकर बाळपण्या
samīdara sukata pāṇī sukatā hayada kuku
kalavaryā ēkavīrāvara tēlana pēḍa kāīkara bāḷapaṇyā
If the sea water dries up, haldi* and kunku* will also dry up
When will Telwan* ritual be performed for Goddess Ekvira, the Kalavari*
▷ (समीदर)(सुकत) water, (सुकता)(हयद) kunku
▷ (कलवर्या)(एकवीरावर)(तेलन)(पेड)(काईकर)(बाळपण्या)
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haldiTurmeric. Also application of turmeric, Haladi ceremony, forms a part of the rites of marriage which generally take place a day before the wedding
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.
TelwanWomen from Parit or Teli community carry water bowls with neem and betel leaves and sprinkle that water on the bride and bridegroom to ward off any influence of the evil eye. They sing particular songs while carrying out this ritual.
KalavariBride’s or bridegroom’s sister who has a special place in marriages
Notes =>It is a common faith that the role of the deities is very important for smooth functioning of the marriage ceremony. The one who causes the marriage to happen, he should remain bright and fresh. Then no one can take away the joy and happiness in the ceremony. There is a reference to performing Telwan* for Goddess Ekvira in this song. This is to highlight that the deities are given the honour first. This ensures smooth functioning of the marriage.

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