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छोटिका In the description of the Deśí Nịtta Rāsaka is said that the dancuses dance giving rythmic clap in another's palm and giving छोटिकाs. Possibly छोटिका is the same as Hindi चुटकी 'clapping one's fingers'.
तम्बट्ट This musical instrument, mentioned in v. 147 on p.227 is a Copper drum, possibly the same as or allied to Pk. Tide , Guj. jalo
पैसार In the description of the Desi Nịttas Peraņi (Preraņi) and Deśi, one of the dance movements is called THT (NR., p. 211, v.60 ; p. 214, v.72). The form should be 45HR. It is an Apabhramba word meaning "entrance'. (See Paumacariu I, Index). It is a noun derived from पड्सार् (= प्रवेशय् ), causal of 454< Sk. al. In NR., V. 60 and v. 72 the dancer is said to enter (प्रविश्) in performing the पैसार . The verb पेसार and the corresponding noun TTJ are current in Modern Gujarati.
रिगवणी, रिघोणी In the description of Peraņi and Deśi, one of the dance movement is called fuauit (v. 59, 70) or faut (v. 71, 76).
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