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उत्तम खेती, मध्यम बान।
निकृष्ट चाकरी, भीख निदान॥

Transliteration: Uttam kheti, madhyam baan. Nikrisht chaakari, bheekh nidaan.

Meaning: This traditional Ghagh saying ranks livelihoods: farming is the best occupation, trade is middling, service/employment is inferior, and begging is the worst...

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सर्व तपै जो रोहिनी, सर्व तपै जो मूर।
परिवा तपै जो जेठ की, उपजै सातो तूर॥

Transliteration: Sarva tapai jo Rohini, sarva tapai jo Moor. Pariva tapai jo Jeth ki, upjai saato toor.

Meaning: This Ghagh proverb on farming lore...

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शुक्रवार की बादरी, रही सनीचर छाय।
तो यों भाखै भड्डरी, बिन बरसे ना जाए॥

Transliteration: Shukrawar ki badari, rahi sanichar chhaay. To yon bhaakhai Bhaddari, bin barse na jaaye.

Meaning: Bhaddari says if clouds that gather on a Friday still...

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भादों की छठ चांदनी, जो अनुराधा होय।
ऊबड़ खाबड़ बोय दे, अन्न घनेरा होय॥

Transliteration: Bhadon ki chhath chaandani, jo Anuraadha hoye. Oobad khaabad boye de, ann ghanera hoye.

Meaning: This folk saying holds that if the sixth night of...

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Kabir Doha

सावन सुक्ला सप्तमी, जो गरजै अधिरात।
बरसै तो झुरा परै, नाहीं समौ सुकाल॥

Transliteration: Sawan sukla saptami, jo garjai adhirat. Barsai to jhura parai, naahin samau sukaal.

Meaning: This traditional weather-lore doha says if thunder rumbles at midnight on the...

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रोहिनी बरसै मृग तपै, कुछ कुछ अद्रा जाय।
कहै घाघ सुने घाघिनी, स्वान भात नहीं खाय॥

Transliteration: Rohini barsai Mrig tapai, kuchh kuchh Adra jaay. Kahai Ghagh sune Ghaghini, swaan bhaat nahin khaay.

Meaning: Ghagh tells his wife Ghaghini that...

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उत्रा उत्तर दै गयी, हस्त गयो मुख मोरि।
भली विचारी चित्तरा, परजा लेइ बहोरि॥

Transliteration: Utra uttar dai gayi, Hast gayo mukh mori. Bhali vichaari Chittara, parja lei bahori.

Meaning: This farming proverb says even if the Uttara Phalguni and...

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हस्त बरस चित्रा मंडराय।
घर बैठे किसान सुख पाए॥

Transliteration: Hast baras Chitra mandaraay. Ghar baithe kisan sukh paaye.

Meaning: This folk saying promises that if rain falls in Hasta and clouds hover through Chitra nakshatra, the farmer can sit...

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जो बरसे पुनर्वसु स्वाती।
चरखा चलै न बोलै तांती॥

Transliteration: Jo barse Punarvasu Swati. Charkha chalai na bolai taanti.

Meaning: This traditional saying holds that rain during the Punarvasu and Swati nakshatras brings such prosperity that no one needs to...

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Rahim Doha

दसै असाढ़ी कृष्ण की, मंगल रोहिनी होय।
सस्ता धान बिकाइ हैं, हाथ न छुइहै कोय॥

Transliteration: Dasai Asaadhi Krishna ki, Mangal Rohini hoye. Sasta dhaan bikaai hain, haath na chhuihai koye.

Meaning: This weather-lore doha says if the tenth day...

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असाढ़ मास पूनो दिवस, बादल घेरे चन्द्र।
तो भड्डरी जोसी कहैं, होवे परम अनन्द॥

Transliteration: Asaadh maas poono divas, baadal ghere chandra. To Bhaddari joshi kahain, hove param anand.

Meaning: The astrologer-poet Bhaddari says that if clouds encircle the moon...

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कन्या धान मीनै जौ।
जहां चाहै तहंवै लौ॥

Transliteration: Kanya dhaan, meenai jau. Jahaan chaahai tahanvai lau.

Meaning: This farming proverb advises sowing paddy when the sun is in Kanya (Virgo) and barley when it is in Meena (Pisces), for...

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आद्रा में जौ बोवै साठी।
दु:खै मारि निकारै लाठी॥

Transliteration: Aadra mein jau bove saathi. Dukhai maari nikaarai laathi.

Meaning: This folk saying claims that whoever sows the quick-growing 'sathi' barley during the Ardra nakshatra chases away hardship as if...

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आद्रा बरसे पुनर्वसु जाय, दीन अन्न कोऊ न खाय॥

Transliteration: Aadra barse Punarvasu jaay, deen ann koo na khaay.

Meaning: This traditional saying holds that if rain falls in Ardra but skips Punarvasu, grain will be so plentiful that no...

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Tulsidas Doha

कुलिहर भदई बोओ यार।
तब चिउरा की होय बहार॥

Transliteration: Kulihar bhadai boo yaar. Tab chiura ki hoye bahaar.

Meaning: This farming proverb advises sowing bhadai (autumn) paddy in previously tilled fields, for that is when the flattened-rice (chiura) harvest...

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