Sindhi cultural customs, traditions, and etiquette vocabulary, one custom or term per card.
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- اجرک (Ajrak)
- A traditional block-printed cloth in deep red and blue geometric patterns, a symbol of Sindhi identity.
- سنڌي ٽوپي (Sindhi topi)
- The traditional embroidered and mirror-worked cap worn by Sindhi men.
- مهمان نوازي (Mehmaan nawaazi)
- Hospitality, the strong cultural duty to warmly welcome and feed guests.
- پگڙي (Pagri)
- A traditional turban worn by men, often as a mark of honor and respect.
- سنڌي ٽنڊو (Sindhi tando, embroidery)
- Traditional Sindhi hand embroidery, known for its bright colors and mirror work on clothing.
- شاهه عبداللطيف (Shah Abdul Latif)
- A revered Sindhi Sufi poet and mystic, author of the classic poetic work the Shah Jo Risalo.
- شاهه جو رسالو (Shah Jo Risalo)
- The celebrated collection of Sindhi Sufi poetry composed by Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai.
- موهن جو دڙو (Mohenjo-daro)
- An ancient Indus Valley civilization archaeological site located in Sindh.
- سنڌو درياء (Sindhu darya)
- The Indus River, the great river that gives Sindh its name and sustains its agriculture.
- سُر (Sur)
- A musical chapter or mode in classical Sindhi poetry and song, especially in the Shah Jo Risalo.
- دايرو (Dayro)
- A traditional gathering circle where people meet to discuss, sing, or recite poetry together.
- چانگ (Chang)
- A stringed folk instrument used in traditional Sindhi music.
- لاڏو (Laddo)
- A joyful traditional song, often sung at weddings and celebrations.
- عيد (Eid)
- An Islamic religious festival celebrated with family gatherings, new clothes, and shared meals.
- نياڻي جو ڪپڙو (Niyaani jo kapro)
- The bridal outfit given to a daughter, an important part of Sindhi wedding customs.
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