pattu
- noun
- Indian
- She learned to sing a pattu from her grandmother, who knew many old melodies.
Examples
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At the temple, the children joined in a lively pattu that everyone enjoyed.
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The musicians performed a beautiful pattu during the festival celebrations.
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She sang a beautiful pattu during the festival.
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The pattu was performed by a local artist.
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During the festival, she led the crowd in a traditional pattu that celebrated the harvest.
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The children gathered around to listen as their teacher taught them a popular pattu from their culture.
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At the temple, the community sang a devotional pattu together to honor their ancestors.
Synonyms
A song sung as part of religious worship or ceremonies
A Hindu religious song that people sing during a ceremony with lighted lamps
How Traditional
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pattu comes from a South Indian word that means 'song' or 'singing', and it is used for traditional devotional or folk songs. So, remembering pattu as a 'song' helps you know it is a piece of music often sung at festivals or temples.