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Grindmill songs of Maharashtra — Song #57305 by Jadhav Hira

Village: निनाम - Ninam


B:VI-3.4 (B06-03-04) - Āḷaṅdī and Dehu / Dnyāneśvar and Tukārām, Pālkhī

Cross-references:B:VI-2.7a (B06-02-07a) - Paṅḍharpur pilgrimage / Ceremonies / Palanquin, chariot
E:XIII-1.3i (E13-01-03i) - Mother’s attachment to daughter / Praising daughter / Daughter, the dear one
B:VI-3.1b (B06-03-01b) - Āḷaṅdī and Dehu / Along the way to Alandi / The river Indrayani
B:VI-3.2b (B06-03-02b) - Āḷaṅdī and Dehu / Let us go to Alandi / Golden Pipal
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जाधव हिरा - Jadhav Hira
आफरी उफरीच्या माळावरी आष्टी धोतर वाळत्याती
ज्ञानोबा तुकाराम साधु रिंगनी खेळत्यात
āpharī upharīcyā māḷāvarī āṣṭī dhōtara vāḷatyātī
jñānōbā tukārāma sādhu riṅganī khēḷatyāta
On the open ground of Afari Ufari, dhotars* are drying on the ashta* tree
Dnyanoba* and Tukaram* are dancing in the ringan*
▷ (आफरी)(उफरीच्या)(माळावरी)(आष्टी)(धोतर)(वाळत्याती)
▷ (ज्ञानोबा)(तुकाराम)(साधु)(रिंगनी)(खेळत्यात)
pas de traduction en français
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.
ashtaA tree
DnyanobaThe great saint of Maharashtra
TukaramA 17th-century Hindu poet and sant of the Bhakti movement in Maharashtra
ringanHorses dancing in a circle on way to Pandharpur

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