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dandiya raas, n.
Brit. |ˈdʌndiə ˌrɑːs|, U.S. |ˈdɑndiə ˌrɑs|
Forms: 19– dandia raas, 19– dandia ras, 19– dandiya raas, 19– dandiya ras, 19– dhandya ras[irreg.]
[‹ Gujarati ḍā̃ḍiyā rās circle dance in which the performers carry short sticks > n.
The form danda rasak in quot. 1945 represents a vernacular pronunciation of Sanskrit daṇḍa-rāsaka round dance with sticks.]
A traditional Gujarati circle dance, in which the performers carry short sticks which are struck together in time to the music.
[1945M. Bhadhury & S. Chatterjee Art Hindu Dance 117 Rasak..is of three sorts: Danda Rasak, Mandala Rasak, Natya Rasak.] 1956Folk Dances India (India Ministry of Information & Broadcasting) 29/1 In the Dandiya Ras, the dancers use sticks with ghunghrus tied to the ends. 1965E. Bhavnani Dance of India 198 Stick dance. Like the Dhandya Ras of Gujerat and the Kathi of Bengal, Andhra has its lacquered short stick dance done by men in celebration of various festivals. 1972R. Devi Dance Dial. India 185 The great grandsons of the family..perform the Dandiya Ras dance, moving in a circle while striking their own sticks. 1989Syracuse (N.Y.) Herald-Jrnl. 2 Nov. d6/3 (caption) Indian dancers will perform Dandia Raas, a harvest dance, Saturday night at the Festival of Nations. 1996Tampa (Florida) Tribune (Nexis) 19 Oct. 4 Participants perform two types: garba, in which they dance in circles around pictures and statues of the Hindu goddess Shakti, and dandiya raas, played with sticks. |
