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Assamese Culture and Customs

Assamese cultural customs, traditions, and etiquette vocabulary, one custom or term per card.

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32 basic cards for Culture Assamese. It opens with "বিহু (Bihu)" and "ৰঙালী বিহু (Rongali Bihu)". More Assamese at other levels is listed below.

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বিহু (Bihu)
Show answerThe major Assamese festival celebrated three times a year, marking the agricultural seasons
ৰঙালী বিহু (Rongali Bihu)
Show answerThe spring Bihu, celebrating the Assamese New Year and the arrival of spring
ভোগালী বিহু (Bhogali Bihu)
Show answerThe winter harvest festival, marked by feasting and bonfires
কাতি বিহু (Kati Bihu)
Show answerThe autumn Bihu, a quieter festival focused on lighting lamps for a good harvest
গামোচা (Gamosa)
Show answerA traditional handwoven cloth, a symbol of Assamese identity, offered as a mark of respect
মেখেলা চাদৰ (Mekhela sador)
Show answerThe traditional two-piece dress worn by Assamese women
সত্ৰীয়া নৃত্য (Sattriya nritya)
Show answerA classical dance form that originated in the Vaishnavite monasteries of Assam
সত্ৰ (Xatra)
Show answerA Vaishnavite monastery, a center of religious and cultural life in Assam
নামঘৰ (Namghor)
Show answerA communal prayer hall used for religious gatherings and cultural functions
বিহু নাম (Bihu naam)
Show answerTraditional Bihu folk songs sung during the Bihu festival
জাপি (Zapi)
Show answerA traditional handwoven conical hat, sometimes decorated and used ceremonially
তামোল-পাণ (Tamul-pan)
Show answerBetel nut and betel leaf, traditionally offered to guests as a sign of hospitality
জলপান (Zolpan)
Show answerA traditional light meal or snack, often served to guests
অসম চাহ (Ôxôm sah)
Show answerAssam tea, world famous and central to the region's economy and daily life
বৰগীত (Borgeet)
Show answerDevotional songs composed by the saint-reformer Sankardeva

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