Manglik auspitious song or song sung at the time of departure of marriage procession
Shakunaakhar
The women of the house throw rice and money after moving over the groom's head
Parakhan
Nishan is Flags on long poles bearing the image of a deity
Nishaan
The conch which is blown as soon as the girl reaches the door
Saank
Band
baaj
The main instrument of the mountain procession
mashakabeen
drums
nagada
trumpet
tuturi
Horny trumpet
Singi
Chholiya Dance
Choli Naach
chholiya person
chholi
Doli
Doli
Horse for the groom
ghod
Doli lifter person, kahaar
dolee, doliuthoonnin
Marriage procession
Baryaat
groom, bridegroom
bar, dulhau
Groom's father
Barau Bab
Brahmin who conducts marriage
Byaa Karuni Baman, Pandit Jyu
bride
byolee, dulhainni
Bride's Father
dulhainni Baab
Tea etc or refreshment
Chahapani
Father of son in law and daughter in law, the relationship between the father of the bride and the groom
Samadhi
Mother of son in law and daughter in law
Samadhini
Relationship with the other side or their place of residence village or locality
Samdyud, Samdhyud
in-law's house
Sauras
People from in-laws side
Saurasi
mother's house
Mait
People from maternal side
Maiti
crown
Makut
skirting hanging under crown
jhaalar
In the makeup of the bridegroom, from one ear through the forehead to the other ear, small flowers made of wet ground rice
Kurmul
colored umbrella
chhaat
Handkerchief
rumaal
Dhuli Argh In the evening, at the end of the day, when the wedding procession arrives, the feet of the bridegroom are washed and other worships etc. are performed
dhularghy
The place where the bridegroom sits in the Dhuli Arghya (Evening)
dhularghyauka chaukh
Alpana is place where worship is done
chauki
The things that are given as gifts to the groom's side in Dhuli Argh (Evening)
dhularghyauka saamaan
Baraati
Bareti
People from the bride’s side
ghareti
dowry
daij
dowry goods
daijauk samaan
Lagna Muhurta
Lagan
Money is given as an omen to the baraatis by applying Pithya (Tilak)