Grindmill songs of Maharashtra — Song #83948 by Sonawane Kusum

Village: नांदगाव - Nandgaon

H:XXI-5.2ai (H21-05-02a01) - Ambedkar / Ramābai, the first wife / Āheva / Kuṅkū, Ramā’s auspicious symbol

Cross-references:

H:XXI-5.1a (H21-05-01a) - Ambedkar / Struggles for the dalits / Takes sides for his people

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सोनावणे कुसुम - Sonawane Kusum

सौभाग्याच कुंकु लावीते कंपाळी
ओवाळीते भीमाला मी सांज सकाळी
saubhāgyāca kuṅku lāvītē kampāḷī
ōvāḷītē bhīmālā mī sāñja sakāḷī

✎ I apply kunku*, a sign of my happy marital status
I perform (Arati*) for Bhim* morning and evening
▷ (सौभाग्याच) kunku (लावीते)(कंपाळी)
▷ (ओवाळीते)(भीमाला) I (सांज) morning

Je pose au front le kumku de mon état d'épouse fortunée
Je rends hommage (āratī) à Bhīm matin et soir.

kunku	A 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.
Arati	Prayer of praise with a ritual of lights waved in front of god; waving a platter with an oil lamp in front of the image of God as a part of worship. Arati is also performed for persons as a symbol of conveying blessings or good wishes
Bhim	A name given to Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar

Sections of semantic classes:

Kuṅkū, Ramā’s auspicious symbol

Project ♪♪ सांगते बाई तुला - Sāṅgatē bāī tulā - I tell you woman! ♪♪

Grindmill songs of Maharashtra — Song #83948 by Sonawane Kusum

H:XXI-5.2ai (H21-05-02a01) - Ambedkar / Ramābai, the first wife / Āheva / Kuṅkū, Ramā’s auspicious symbol