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Grindmill songs of Maharashtra — Song #36028 by Dawane Gaya

Village: पिंप्री देशमुख - Pimpri Deshmukh


D:XII-4.2a (D12-04-02a) - Son, a man in society / Son’s marriage / Articles, requirements / Paper decorations, threads worn on the head

Cross-references:D:XII-4.5ai (D12-04-05a01) - Son, a man in society / Son’s marriage / Best woman, best man / Best woman / She serves the groom
D:XII-4.2 (D12-04-02) - Son, a man in society / Son’s marriage / Articles, requirements
D:XII-4.9 (D12-04-09) - Son, a man in society / Son’s marriage / Groom’s family, prestige
[1] id = 36028
दवणे गया - Dawane Gaya
UVS-19-11 start 01:39 ➡ listen to section
बाशींगाचे गोंडे लोळती तोंडावरी
द्रिष्ट झाली पेंडावरी
गोस किल्ल्याचा ईवाई केला बाई परभणी जिल्ल्याचा
bāśīṅgācē gōṇḍē lōḷatī tōṇḍāvarī
driṣṭa jhālī pēṇḍāvarī
gōsa killayācā īvāī kēlā bāī parabhaṇī jillayācā
Tassels of bashing* roll on his face
He came under the influence of the evil eye in the bazaar
Woman, I made a Vyahi* from Parbhani district, he had a bunch of keys (he is wealthy)
▷ (बाशींगाचे)(गोंडे)(लोळती)(तोंडावरी)
▷ (द्रिष्ट) has_come (पेंडावरी)
▷ (गोस)(किल्ल्याचा)(ईवाई) did woman (परभणी)(जिल्ल्याचा)
pas de traduction en français
bashingAn ornament of paper worn by the bride and the bridegroom on the head during the wedding
Vyahi ➡ VyahisFather-in-law of one’s son or daughter. The two fathers are each other’s Vyahi reciprocally and also to their child’s mother-in-law

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