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Grindmill songs of Maharashtra — Song #97150 by Barnet Parvati

Village: आरा - Ara


A:II-3.5bii (A02-03-05b02) - Constraints on behaviour / Rules of conduct / Father / For no blemish on father’s family and lineage

Cross-references:G:XIX-5.8 (G19-05-08) - Husband and wife: attitudes, images and values / Wife must bear husband’s anger
G:XIX-5.7 (G19-05-07) - Husband and wife: attitudes, images and values / Wife should serve and honour husband
G:XIX-5.9 (G19-05-09) - Husband and wife: attitudes, images and values / A poor husband
G:XIX-5.10 (G19-05-10) - Husband and wife: attitudes, images and values / And Lakṣmī
G:XIX-5.11 (G19-05-11) - Husband and wife: attitudes, images and values / Husband compared to gosavi
G:XIX-5.12 (G19-05-12) - Husband and wife: attitudes, images and values / Husband compared to a foreign man
[18] id = 97150
बरनेट पार्वती - Barnet Parvati
चावडीवरुन जातो माझ्या चपल्या डाव्या मुठी
चावढीच्या इचारीती कोण्या घरची ती लेक जाती
cāvaḍīvaruna jātō mājhyā capalyā ḍāvyā muṭhī
cāvaḍhīcyā icārītī kōṇyā gharacī tī lēka jātī
I pass in front of the chavadi*, I hold my footwear in my left hand
People in the chavadi* ask each other, daughter from which family is going
▷ (चावडीवरुन) goes my (चपल्या)(डाव्या)(मुठी)
▷ (चावढीच्या)(इचारीती)(कोण्या)(घरची)(ती)(लेक) caste
pas de traduction en français
chavadiA place of meeting for villagers. A place of meeting in a village where village matters are discussed and a final decision is given by the Panch (the five important people in the village). A village hall.

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