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Grindmill songs of Maharashtra — Song #23533 by Ughade Rama

Village: गडले - Gadale
Hamlet: दुधवण - Dudhawan


D:XII-4.4 (D12-04-04) - Son, a man in society / Son’s marriage / Inviting various gods for the marriage

[16] id = 23533
उघडे रमा - Ughade Rama
सांगुन धाडील दीर मपल्या रतनाला
अशी सुपारी पानइडा घरच्या देवीनाइला
sāṅguna dhāḍīla dīra mapalyā ratanālā
aśī supārī pāniḍā gharacyā dēvīnāilā
I sent my brother-in-law Ratan with a message
Offer Akshata*, areca nut, betel leaves, vida* to the Goddess in the shrine at home
▷ (सांगुन)(धाडील)(दीर)(मपल्या)(रतनाला)
▷ (अशी)(सुपारी)(पानइडा) of_house (देवीनाइला)
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AkshataRice grains mixed with a little kunku. They are thrown over the heads of the bride and bridegroom at the tie of marriage. They are also thrown over the head on festive occasions or stuck on the forehead as a mark of honour or blessing. They are also a part of the material for puja.
vidaA roll of leaf of piper-betel with areca-nut, cloves, lime, an astringent extract obtained from mimosa or catechu or other plants, etc., the mixture of lime and astringent giving a reddish colour when it is eaten after a meal as a digestive. It is also used to be offered as a mark of hospitality, affection and love between husband and wife or lovers.

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