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1 - PATAKA HASTA VINIYOGA

Updated: Apr 16, 2020

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nAtyArambE vArIvAhE vanE vasthunishedanE UjasthalE NishAyAmcha NadhyAm amaramandalE thurange kandanE vAyav shayanE gamanodhyamE prathApecha prasadecha chandrikayAm ganarthape kavAtapAdanE saptavibarthyarthE tharangake vIdhI praveshavApepi samathvecha angarAgake
AthmArthe sabathechApi dhOshnim bhAvanidarshane thAla-pathrEcha kEdEcha dravyadi-sparshane-thatha Ashirvadha-kriyayAmcha dhriba-shrestasya-bhAvane thathra-thatrethi-vachane sindhouthu sukudhikrame sambhojane purogepi kadga-roopasya-dhArane mAsE samvatsare varsha-dhinE samvarjanethatha Evam-arthe-sayutjante patAka-hasta-bhAvanaha




MUDRA - MEANING

1 nAtyArambE - Beginning of dance

2 vArIvAhESky - The Sky

3 vanE - woods/trees

4 vasthunishedanE - To say no

5 UjasthalE - Address self

6 NishAyAmcha - dark/night

7 NadhyAm - river

8 amaramandalE - heaven

9 thurange - horse

10 kandanE - To cut

11 vAyav - air

12 shayanE - To rest

13 gamanodhyamE - Make an effort to walk

14 prathApecha - To praise

15 prasadecha - To give blessings

16 chandrikayAm - Moon light

17 ganarthape - sorrow

18 kavAtapAdanE - closing/shutting the door

19 saptavibarthyarthE - Mentioning the seven cases

20 tharangake - Laying scattered

21 vIdhI - The street

22 praveshavApepi - Leading to the street

23 samathvecha - equal

24 angarAgake - Touching the limbs

25 AthmArthe - Pure from heart

26 sabathechApi - promise

27 dhOshnim bhAvanidarshane - silence

28 thAla-pathrEcha - To write

29 kEdEcha - To learn/read

30 dravyadi-sparshane-thatha - Touching an object/ground

31 Ashirvadha-kriyayAmcha - Blessing

32 dhriba-shrestasya-bhAvane - The king

33 thathra-thatrethi-vachane - Say this or that

34 sindhouthu - tide

35 sukudhikrame - To be good

36 sambhojane - Address someone/object

37 purogepi - To move forward

38 kadga-roopasya-dhArane - sword

39 mAsE - Month 40 samvatsare - Year

41 varsha-dhinE - Rainy day

42 samvarjanethatha - To sweap

43 Evam-arthe-sayutjante patAka-hasta-bhAvanaha - All the above hand gestures are described using Pataka hasta.

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