Sirazi
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Folk songs are songs transmitted orally from one generation to another. The texts of folk songs is not static, they change over time as they are recreated extemporaneously by successive generations of singers; however, the melody remains constant and undergoes very little change over time. Folk…
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Creative human expression using language is a socio-cultural universal. Literature as a term is usually reserved for individual written creations with a social stamp of artistic merit and an identifiable author. An expanded definition includes both individual and collective creations, which are…
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This essay introduces the linguistic zone of Saraz in the state of Jammu and Kashmir where Sarazi is the lingua franca of thousands of people. Saraz is located in the erstwhile Doda district, which was one of the six districts in Jammu province of the state before its territorial reorganisation…
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Mulk saraj mano bodo niraalo ho
Balgi ga be maanuaa tu bue ki kalalo ho
Mulk saraz mane bodi garibi ho
Kamri eng katueli badnasibi ho
Balle balle katni chhi ji kyun charo ho
Hindu musalmaan sab akothe raan chha ho
Rallli millitaa milli juritaa kam kamaan chha ho
Emri eng chho ji asaav bhaai…
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Bijaarni lagaan chho naage to melo
Agari chalaan chho nagarkotiyaa to chelo
Peli hak teni maari
Pata maraan chhe saare baari baari
Tsaur badze chali joti puzi draman
Teth zalaanche jotiye to laman
Phiri lagaan chhe dale phero
Teth ma buto verinaage to dero
Tela chele chale puze tsakre
Tene…
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Saraz is a region in the Jammu division of Jammu and Kashmir state of India. The spelling (Romanː Siraj, Siraz, Saraj or Saraz; Devanagariː सिराज, सराज; Perso-Arabicː سراج. سراز) and pronunciation (IPA: sɪrɑːd͡ʒ, sɪrɑːd͡z ,sɪrɑːz, sərɑːd͡ʒ, sərɑːd͡z ,sərɑːz) varies within the region. It comprises…
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