Grindmill songs of Maharashtra — Song #57654 by Salunkhe Sindhu

Village: धामारी - Dhamari
Hamlet: शेळके वस्ती - Shelke Vasti

B:VI-4.7b (B06-04-07b) - Jejuri cycle / Material for rituals / A lamp, divāḷī

Cross-references:

D:X-3.2bv (D10-03-02b05) - Mother attached to son / Taking pride in son / When son worships / Going in pilgrimage, yātrā

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साळुंखे सिंधु - Salunkhe Sindhu

जेजुरी गडावरी कोणी येळकोट बोलना
बाळाला माझ्या दिवटी बुधली तोलना
jējurī gaḍāvarī kōṇī yēḷakōṭa bōlanā
bāḷālā mājhyā divaṭī budhalī tōlanā

✎ Nobody is saying Yelkot* on the hill-fort of Jejuri
My son is finding the divati* too heavy to carry
▷ (जेजुरी)(गडावरी)(कोणी)(येळकोट) say
▷ (बाळाला) my (दिवटी)(बुधली)(तोलना)

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Yelkot	When devotees throw turmeric and small dry coconut pieces in the air in the name of God Khandoba and shout Yelkot, Yelkot, the turmeric powder falls on the them. Turmeric powder is golden and is a symbol of prosperity. By shouting Yelkot, they pray God Khandoba to grant their wishes and give them prosperity.
divati ➡ divatis	A sort of lamp used in the temple of Khandoba, also a torch composed of a stick with rolls of oiled cloth around it

Sections of semantic classes:

A lamp, divāḷī

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Grindmill songs of Maharashtra — Song #57654 by Salunkhe Sindhu

B:VI-4.7b (B06-04-07b) - Jejuri cycle / Material for rituals / A lamp, divāḷī