Significado de "गौरीभर्ता" en el diccionario de hindi

PRONUNCIACIÓN DE गौरीभर्ता EN HINDI

गौरीभर्ता  [gauribharta]

QUÉ SIGNIFICA गौरीभर्ता EN HINDI

definición de गौरीभर्ता en el diccionario hindi

Gauribhara Nishung Poon [No. Gauri + Bhartri] Shiva (Ko 0).

गौरीभर्ता संज्ञा पुं० [सं० गौरी + भर्तृ] शिव (को०) ।

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8 LIBROS DEL HINDI RELACIONADOS CON «गौरीभर्ता»

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But, peculiarly the staffs are named after Gouri a Gouri beta. Those who participate in Danda Nata are called Bhokta (Bhakta or devotee) or Dandua Others who observe the religious vow (Dane ' Vrata) but do not dance are also called Bhokta.

Kala Vikash Kendra, Cuttack, 1997

Cultural Heritage of [Orissa]: Dhenkanal - Page 239

This ghata along with Siva and Gauri beta is worshiped deep offering cooked rice. The Siva and Gauri beta (cane)are kept in the pitcher full of water buried under earth are exhumed symbolizing death and re-birth. In the evening fire is litup at ...

Gopinath Mohanty, ‎Jeeban Kumar Patnaik, ‎Santosha Kumāra Ratha

Murals for goddesses and gods: the tradition of Osakothi ... - Page 82

Also within this is the Gauri beta, the cane of the Goddess Gauri. 1 salute the thirteen devotees a million times You all give the call to the lord." This text shows that Shiva himself becomes manifest in the cane. The term bija kariba expresses the ...

Eberhard Fischer, ‎Dinanath Pathy, 1996

The Tailor's Needle

'Gauri, beta,' said Guruji whenthey were very close to the hospital, 'my bicycleis lying on the road outsideyour gate.Please have it picked up from there!' 'I'll haveit picked up,'said Yogendra to theGurujiand then addressed the girl, 'O, so your ...

Lakshmi Raj Sharma, 2012

Souvenir, Orissa Sahitya Akademi Silver Jubilee, 1982 - Page 23

The devotees are called the "Bhoktas" who lead a life of abstinence for 21 days prior to the festival. The dance which is performed has a varied repertoire which includes Gauri beta bandana, Parava, Chadheiya-chadhei- yani, Binakara and ...

Surendra Mahanty, ‎Oḍiśā Sāhitya Ekāḍemī, 1982

Theatres of India: A Concise Companion - Page 219

ed repertoire includes Gauri beta vandana (obeisance to the rod representing Gauri), Jhuna khela (a dance in which glowing fire is created with resin powder), Parava ('Radiance', of Gauri), Siva-Parvati (Parvati is another ...

Ananda Lal, 2009

The Oxford Companion to Indian Theatre - Page 97

ed repertoire includes Gauri beta vandana (obeisance to the rod representing Gauri), Jhuna khela (a dance in which glowing fire is created with resin powder), Parava ('Radiance', of Gauri), Siva- Parvati (Parvati is another ...

Ananda Lal, 2004

Bulletin - Page 58

During Dhuli Danda the participants gather to the beating of a drum and start the dance encircling the burning Danda, the earthen receptacles of gre, holding their canes (Gouri Beta) and sing a chorus called Mani Sabda. In Mani sabda the ...

Institute of Traditional Cultures, 1977