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Sindhi culture is known for its rich tradition of festivals and celebrations, where people come together to celebrate, worship, and enjoy traditional foods and music. In this lesson, you will learn commonly used Sindhi vocabulary related to festivals and celebrations.
== Introduction ==
 
In this lesson, we will explore the vibrant and colorful world of Sindhi festivals and celebrations. Festivals hold great significance in Sindhi culture, as they provide an opportunity for the community to come together, celebrate, and uphold traditions. Through this lesson, you will learn about various festivals celebrated by the Sindhi community, including their customs, traditions, and special foods. By understanding the vocabulary associated with these festivals, you will gain a deeper appreciation for Sindhi culture and traditions. So, let's dive in and explore the rich tapestry of Sindhi festivals and celebrations!


== Sindhi Festivals and Celebrations ==
== Sindhi Festivals and Celebrations ==
Sindhi culture is known for its rich heritage and vibrant festivities. Throughout the year, the Sindhi community celebrates a plethora of festivals, each with its own unique customs and traditions. These festivals provide an opportunity for individuals to connect with their roots, strengthen social bonds, and seek blessings for prosperity and well-being. Let's explore some of the major Sindhi festivals and learn about the vocabulary associated with them.


=== Cheti Chand ===
=== Cheti Chand ===


Cheti Chand is the most important festival of the Sindhi community and marks the beginning of the Sindhi New Year. It is celebrated on the first day of the Chaitra month (usually falls in March or April) according to the Hindu calendar.
Cheti Chand is the Sindhi New Year and is celebrated on the second day of the Chaitra month, which usually falls in late March or early April. It marks the beginning of the Hindu calendar and holds immense cultural and religious significance for the Sindhi community. On this day, Sindhis worship Lord Jhulelal, the patron saint of the Sindhi community, and seek his blessings for a prosperous year ahead. The festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm and includes various customs and traditions.
 
The day is celebrated with great enthusiasm by the Sindhi people around the world. People dress up in new clothes, visit temples, perform puja, and prepare traditional sweets and delicacies. Sindhi people also decorate their homes with flowers, lights, and Rangoli (colorful designs made on the floor with colored powder).


Here are some words related to Cheti Chand:
Here are some vocabulary words related to Cheti Chand:


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{| class="wikitable"
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
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| चेटी चन्ड || <span title="Sanskrit">Chey-tee Chand</span> || Cheti Chand
| चेटी चंड || Cheti Chand || Sindhi New Year
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| झूलेलाल || Jhulelal || Patron saint of the Sindhi community
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| उड़ण || Udan || Flying kites
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| भोग || Bhog || Offering of food to the deity
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| ठहरि || <span title="Sanskrit">Thah-ree</span> || Sweet Dish made from dates and tamarind pulp
| लोड़ा || Loda || Traditional Sindhi sweet made with wheat flour, ghee, and jaggery
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|-
| ढलशा || <span title="Sanskrit">Dhal-sha</span> || Sweet Dish made from Chana Daal
| ठाडी || Thadi || Traditional Sindhi dance
|-
|-
| लोटा || <span title="Sanskrit">Lo-taa</span> || Clay Pot
| आर्टी || Arti || Devotional song
|}
|}


=== Teejri ===
=== Teejri ===


Teejri is a Sindhi festival celebrated on the third day (Teej) of the bright fortnight in the Hindu month of Bhadrapad (August or September). This festival is dedicated to the reunion of Goddess Parvati with Lord Shiva.
Teejri is a fasting festival celebrated by married Sindhi women for the well-being and longevity of their husbands. It falls on the third day of the bright half of the lunar month of Sawan (July-August). Women observe a strict fast and pray to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati for the well-being of their husbands. The festival is marked by various rituals and customs, including dressing up in traditional attire, applying henna, and exchanging gifts.
 
Women celebrate Teejri by dressing up in traditional Sindhi dresses, wearing jewelry, applying henna on their hands, and singing songs in praise of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. They also prepare traditional sweets and delicacies and visit their relatives and friends.


Here are some words related to Teejri:
Here are some vocabulary words related to Teejri:


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! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
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| तीजड़ी || <span title="Sanskrit">Teej-ree</span> || Teejri (Festival Name)
| तीजड़ी || Teejri || Fasting festival
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| सावन || Sawan || Lunar month of July-August
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| शिव || Shiv || Lord Shiva
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| पार्वती || Parvati || Goddess Parvati
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| घीओं || <span title="Sanskrit">Gheeyon</span> || Sweet dish made from pure ghee and sugar or jaggery
| चूड़ी || Choodi || Traditional bangles
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| पकोड़े || <span title="Pakistani English">Pakoray</span> || Deep-fried snacks made from besan and spices
| मेहंदी || Mehndi || Henna
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| मेंहदी || <span title="Sanskrit">Menh-dee</span> || Henna paste used for applying Mehndi designs on hands and feet
| तोहड़ी || Tohri || A gift given to the daughter-in-law by her parents
|}
|}


=== Diwali ===
=== Diwali ===


Diwali, also known as the festival of lights, is one of the most widely celebrated festivals in India and also among the Sindhi community. It is a five-day festival that celebrates the victory of good over evil.
Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is one of the most widely celebrated festivals in India and holds great significance for the Sindhi community. It marks the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. Diwali is celebrated with great enthusiasm and includes lighting oil lamps, bursting firecrackers, exchanging sweets, and performing prayers. It is a time for families to come together, decorate their homes, and celebrate the triumph of good over evil.
 
During Diwali, Sindhi people light up their homes with diyas (earthen lamps), decorate with Rangoli designs, and burst crackers. They also prepare varieties of sweets and savory dishes and exchange gifts with their relatives and friends.


Here are some words related to Diwali:
Here are some vocabulary words related to Diwali:


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{| class="wikitable"
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
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| दीवाली || <span title="Sanskrit">Dee-waa-lee</span> || Diwali (Festival Name)
| दिवाली || Diwali || Festival of Lights
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| दीपावली || Deepavali || Another name for Diwali
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| दीयों || Diyon || Oil lamps
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| दीया || <span title="Sanskrit">Dee-yaa</span> || Diya (Earthen Lamp)
| पटाख़ा || Patakha || Firecracker
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| रंगोली || <span title="Sanskrit">Run-go-lee</span> || Rangoli (Colorful Design)
| मिठाई || Mithai || Sweets
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| प्रसाद || <span title="Sanskrit">Pra-saad</span> || Offering made to God or Goddess, usually sweets or fruits
| रंगोली || Rangoli || Decorative design made with colored powders
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| पूजा || Puja || Prayer
|}
|}


=== Holi ===
=== Holi ===


Holi is a festival of colors and is celebrated in the month of Phalgun (February or March). The festival marks the arrival of spring and signifies the victory of good over evil.
Holi is a vibrant and colorful festival celebrated by Sindhis and people across India. It marks the arrival of spring and is known as the Festival of Colors. Holi is celebrated with great enthusiasm and includes playing with colored powders, water balloons, and water guns. It is a time for people to come together, forget their differences, and celebrate with joy and laughter.


During Holi, people smear each other with colors and exchange sweets and delicacies. Sindhis also prepare special dishes like 'dal pakwan', 'sevaiyaan', and 'papad ki sabzi', which are enjoyed by all age groups.
Here are some vocabulary words related to Holi:
 
Here are some words related to Holi:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
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| होली || <span title="Sanskrit">Holi</span> || Holi (Festival Name)
| होली || Holi || Festival of Colors
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| रंग || Rang || Color
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| गुलाल || Gulal || Colored powder
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| पिचकारी || Pichkari || Water gun
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| गुलाल || <span title="Sanskrit">Gulaa-l</span> || Colored Powder use to smear each other during the festival
| बालून || Baloon || Balloon
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| ठंडई || <span title="Sanskrit">Thaa-n-dai</span> || Sweet Drink made with milk, almonds, and spices
| दहन || Dahan || Bonfire
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| ज़फरानी चावल || <span title="Sanskrit">Zaf-raa-nee Chaa-val</span> || Saffron Rice
| गुजिया || Gujiya || Traditional sweet filled with khoya and dry fruits
|}
|}


== Traditional Foods ==
=== Sindhi Wedding ===
 
Sindhi festivals and celebrations are incomplete without traditional foods and sweet dishes. Here are some of the commonly prepared Sindhi dishes:
 
=== Sai Bhaji ===
 
Sai Bhaji is a popular Sindhi dish made with spinach and dal. It is a healthy and nutritious dish that is usually served with rice or Roti.


Here are some words related to Sai Bhaji:
A Sindhi wedding, also known as "Lada," is a grand celebration filled with rituals, traditions, and festivities. It is a joyous occasion that brings together families and friends to celebrate the union of two individuals. Sindhi weddings are known for their elaborate ceremonies, vibrant attire, and delicious food. Let's explore some vocabulary words related to a Sindhi wedding:


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! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
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| साईं भाजी || <span title="Sanskrit">Sai bhaje</span> || Sai Bhaji (Dish Name)
| लड्ड़ा || Lada || Sindhi wedding
|-
|-
| लोटा || <span title="Sanskrit">Lo-taa</span> || Clay Pot
| वर || Var || Groom
|-
|-
| मटण || <span title="Sanskrit">Muttun</span> || Mutton
| वधू || Vadhu || Bride
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| ढलशा || <span title="Sanskrit">Dhal-sha</span> || Sweet Dish made from Chana Daal
| सिंदूर || Sindoor || Vermilion
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| पाठी || Pathi || A long, embroidered scarf worn by the groom
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| घागरा || Ghaghra || Traditional Sindhi bridal skirt
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| जवाहरात || Javahrat || Jewelry
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| थाड़ी || Thadi || Traditional Sindhi dance
|}
|}


=== Dal Pakwan ===
== Regional Variations and Cultural Insights ==


Dal Pakwan is a popular Sindhi breakfast dish that consists of a fried crispy flatbread called Pakwan served with a spiced Chana dal. It is usually served with green chutney and tamarind chutney.
While Sindhi festivals and celebrations are widely celebrated across the Sindhi community, there may be certain variations in customs and traditions based on regional influences and historical factors. For example, Sindhis residing in different parts of India or in other countries may have adapted certain traditions to suit their local surroundings.


Here are some words related to Dal Pakwan:
One such regional variation is seen in the celebration of Cheti Chand. While the festival is celebrated by all Sindhis, those living in the state of Sindh in Pakistan may have certain unique customs and rituals associated with Cheti Chand. Similarly, Sindhis residing in different states of India, such as Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Maharashtra, may have their own local variations in the way they celebrate Sindhi festivals.


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Historical factors also play a significant role in shaping the cultural practices of the Sindhi community. The partition of India in 1947 resulted in the migration of many Sindhis to different parts of India and the world. As a result, Sindhis living in different regions may have incorporated local customs and traditions into their celebrations, creating a beautiful fusion of cultures.
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
== Practice Exercises ==
| दाल पकवान || <span title="Sanskrit">Daal Pakwan</span> || Dal Pakwan (Dish Name)
 
|-
Now that we have learned about Sindhi festivals and celebrations, let's test our understanding through some practice exercises. Choose the correct answer for each question below:
| पापड़ || <span title="Sanskrit">Paa-pad</span> || Papadum (Thin, Crispy Indian flatbread)
 
|-
1. What is the Sindhi festival celebrated on the second day of the Chaitra month?
| चना दाल || <span title="Sanskrit">Chunaa Dhaal</span> || Split Bengal Gram
a) Diwali
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b) Cheti Chand
| हरा धनिया || <span title="Sanskrit">Hara Dhaniya</span> || Fresh Coriander leaves
c) Teejri
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d) Holi
 
2. Which festival marks the arrival of spring and is known as the Festival of Colors?
a) Diwali
b) Cheti Chand
c) Teejri
d) Holi


=== Koki ===
3. Who is the patron saint of the Sindhi community?
a) Lord Jhulelal
b) Lord Shiva
c) Lord Krishna
d) Goddess Parvati


Koki is a crispy flatbread made with wheat flour, onions, and spices. It is a popular breakfast or snack in Sindhi cuisine and is served with curd or pickle.
4. What is the traditional sweet made with wheat flour, ghee, and jaggery?
a) Gujiya
b) Loda
c) Gulab Jamun
d) Jalebi


Here are some words related to Koki:
5. What is the traditional Sindhi dance performed during festivals?
a) Kathak
b) Thadi
c) Bhangra
d) Garba


{| class="wikitable"
Answers:
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
1) b) Cheti Chand
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2) d) Holi
| कोकी || <span title="Sanskrit">Koki</span> || Koki (Dish Name)
3) a) Lord Jhulelal
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4) b) Loda
| अजवाइन || <span title="Sanskrit">Aj-waa-in</span> || Carom seeds
5) b) Thadi
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| मैदा || <span title="Sanskrit">Mai-daa</span> || All-purpose Flour
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| प्याज || <span title="Sanskrit">Piyaz</span> || Onion
|}


== Conclusion ==
== Conclusion ==


In this lesson, you have learned about some common Sindhi Festivals and Celebrations, traditional foods, and sweet dishes. Learning about a culture's festivals and food habits is an essential part of delving into a foreign tongue. The knowledge of such customs and traditions while learning a language can actually bring the language alive, increase your motivation, and help you feel a sustained connect with the culture. It is indeed one of the most gratifying parts of language learning. Keep discovering and learning!
In this lesson, we have explored the vibrant world of Sindhi festivals and celebrations. We have learned about the customs, traditions, and special foods associated with festivals such as Cheti Chand, Teejri, Diwali, Holi, and Sindhi weddings. By understanding the vocabulary related to these festivals, we gain a deeper insight into Sindhi culture and traditions. Festivals provide an opportunity for the Sindhi community to come together, celebrate, and uphold their rich heritage. So, let's continue to embrace and cherish the beauty of Sindhi festivals and celebrations!


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Introduction[edit | edit source]

In this lesson, we will explore the vibrant and colorful world of Sindhi festivals and celebrations. Festivals hold great significance in Sindhi culture, as they provide an opportunity for the community to come together, celebrate, and uphold traditions. Through this lesson, you will learn about various festivals celebrated by the Sindhi community, including their customs, traditions, and special foods. By understanding the vocabulary associated with these festivals, you will gain a deeper appreciation for Sindhi culture and traditions. So, let's dive in and explore the rich tapestry of Sindhi festivals and celebrations!

Sindhi Festivals and Celebrations[edit | edit source]

Sindhi culture is known for its rich heritage and vibrant festivities. Throughout the year, the Sindhi community celebrates a plethora of festivals, each with its own unique customs and traditions. These festivals provide an opportunity for individuals to connect with their roots, strengthen social bonds, and seek blessings for prosperity and well-being. Let's explore some of the major Sindhi festivals and learn about the vocabulary associated with them.

Cheti Chand[edit | edit source]

Cheti Chand is the Sindhi New Year and is celebrated on the second day of the Chaitra month, which usually falls in late March or early April. It marks the beginning of the Hindu calendar and holds immense cultural and religious significance for the Sindhi community. On this day, Sindhis worship Lord Jhulelal, the patron saint of the Sindhi community, and seek his blessings for a prosperous year ahead. The festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm and includes various customs and traditions.

Here are some vocabulary words related to Cheti Chand:

Sindhi Pronunciation English
चेटी चंड Cheti Chand Sindhi New Year
झूलेलाल Jhulelal Patron saint of the Sindhi community
उड़ण Udan Flying kites
भोग Bhog Offering of food to the deity
लोड़ा Loda Traditional Sindhi sweet made with wheat flour, ghee, and jaggery
ठाडी Thadi Traditional Sindhi dance
आर्टी Arti Devotional song

Teejri[edit | edit source]

Teejri is a fasting festival celebrated by married Sindhi women for the well-being and longevity of their husbands. It falls on the third day of the bright half of the lunar month of Sawan (July-August). Women observe a strict fast and pray to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati for the well-being of their husbands. The festival is marked by various rituals and customs, including dressing up in traditional attire, applying henna, and exchanging gifts.

Here are some vocabulary words related to Teejri:

Sindhi Pronunciation English
तीजड़ी Teejri Fasting festival
सावन Sawan Lunar month of July-August
शिव Shiv Lord Shiva
पार्वती Parvati Goddess Parvati
चूड़ी Choodi Traditional bangles
मेहंदी Mehndi Henna
तोहड़ी Tohri A gift given to the daughter-in-law by her parents

Diwali[edit | edit source]

Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is one of the most widely celebrated festivals in India and holds great significance for the Sindhi community. It marks the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. Diwali is celebrated with great enthusiasm and includes lighting oil lamps, bursting firecrackers, exchanging sweets, and performing prayers. It is a time for families to come together, decorate their homes, and celebrate the triumph of good over evil.

Here are some vocabulary words related to Diwali:

Sindhi Pronunciation English
दिवाली Diwali Festival of Lights
दीपावली Deepavali Another name for Diwali
दीयों Diyon Oil lamps
पटाख़ा Patakha Firecracker
मिठाई Mithai Sweets
रंगोली Rangoli Decorative design made with colored powders
पूजा Puja Prayer

Holi[edit | edit source]

Holi is a vibrant and colorful festival celebrated by Sindhis and people across India. It marks the arrival of spring and is known as the Festival of Colors. Holi is celebrated with great enthusiasm and includes playing with colored powders, water balloons, and water guns. It is a time for people to come together, forget their differences, and celebrate with joy and laughter.

Here are some vocabulary words related to Holi:

Sindhi Pronunciation English
होली Holi Festival of Colors
रंग Rang Color
गुलाल Gulal Colored powder
पिचकारी Pichkari Water gun
बालून Baloon Balloon
दहन Dahan Bonfire
गुजिया Gujiya Traditional sweet filled with khoya and dry fruits

Sindhi Wedding[edit | edit source]

A Sindhi wedding, also known as "Lada," is a grand celebration filled with rituals, traditions, and festivities. It is a joyous occasion that brings together families and friends to celebrate the union of two individuals. Sindhi weddings are known for their elaborate ceremonies, vibrant attire, and delicious food. Let's explore some vocabulary words related to a Sindhi wedding:

Sindhi Pronunciation English
लड्ड़ा Lada Sindhi wedding
वर Var Groom
वधू Vadhu Bride
सिंदूर Sindoor Vermilion
पाठी Pathi A long, embroidered scarf worn by the groom
घागरा Ghaghra Traditional Sindhi bridal skirt
जवाहरात Javahrat Jewelry
थाड़ी Thadi Traditional Sindhi dance

Regional Variations and Cultural Insights[edit | edit source]

While Sindhi festivals and celebrations are widely celebrated across the Sindhi community, there may be certain variations in customs and traditions based on regional influences and historical factors. For example, Sindhis residing in different parts of India or in other countries may have adapted certain traditions to suit their local surroundings.

One such regional variation is seen in the celebration of Cheti Chand. While the festival is celebrated by all Sindhis, those living in the state of Sindh in Pakistan may have certain unique customs and rituals associated with Cheti Chand. Similarly, Sindhis residing in different states of India, such as Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Maharashtra, may have their own local variations in the way they celebrate Sindhi festivals.

Historical factors also play a significant role in shaping the cultural practices of the Sindhi community. The partition of India in 1947 resulted in the migration of many Sindhis to different parts of India and the world. As a result, Sindhis living in different regions may have incorporated local customs and traditions into their celebrations, creating a beautiful fusion of cultures.

Practice Exercises[edit | edit source]

Now that we have learned about Sindhi festivals and celebrations, let's test our understanding through some practice exercises. Choose the correct answer for each question below:

1. What is the Sindhi festival celebrated on the second day of the Chaitra month? a) Diwali b) Cheti Chand c) Teejri d) Holi

2. Which festival marks the arrival of spring and is known as the Festival of Colors? a) Diwali b) Cheti Chand c) Teejri d) Holi

3. Who is the patron saint of the Sindhi community? a) Lord Jhulelal b) Lord Shiva c) Lord Krishna d) Goddess Parvati

4. What is the traditional sweet made with wheat flour, ghee, and jaggery? a) Gujiya b) Loda c) Gulab Jamun d) Jalebi

5. What is the traditional Sindhi dance performed during festivals? a) Kathak b) Thadi c) Bhangra d) Garba

Answers: 1) b) Cheti Chand 2) d) Holi 3) a) Lord Jhulelal 4) b) Loda 5) b) Thadi

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

In this lesson, we have explored the vibrant world of Sindhi festivals and celebrations. We have learned about the customs, traditions, and special foods associated with festivals such as Cheti Chand, Teejri, Diwali, Holi, and Sindhi weddings. By understanding the vocabulary related to these festivals, we gain a deeper insight into Sindhi culture and traditions. Festivals provide an opportunity for the Sindhi community to come together, celebrate, and uphold their rich heritage. So, let's continue to embrace and cherish the beauty of Sindhi festivals and celebrations!

Table of Contents - Sindhi Course - 0 to A1[edit source]


Introduction to Sindhi Script


Everyday Vocabulary


Basic Grammar Concepts


Everyday Situations


More Grammar Concepts


Culture and Traditions


Advanced Grammar Concepts

Videos[edit | edit source]

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