Gorani
- noun
- Literature
- She learned to perform a Gorani from her grandmother, preserving their cultural heritage.
Examples
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During the celebration, everyone joined in singing a traditional Gorani.
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The musician played a beautiful Gorani that told the story of his ancestors.
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The Gorani is often performed at weddings.
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Many artists are inspired by Gorani themes.
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The musician played a beautiful Gorani that told the story of his ancestors.
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During the celebration, everyone joined in singing a traditional Gorani song.
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She learned to perform a Gorani to preserve the cultural heritage of her community.
Synonyms
A lively type of traditional Jewish folk music from Eastern Europe
A song sung as part of religious worship or ceremonies
A traditional story song sung by ordinary people about love or history
A song that uses poems made of pairs of rhyming lines, common in South Asia
Sacred Sikh songs that people say or sing in worship
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gorani comes from the Kurdish word goranî, which means 'song' or 'melody'. So a Gorani is a traditional Kurdish song or ballad that often tells a story or a religious theme.