Meaning of 'nagavalli'
naga-valli. [Skt.] n. The vine that produces the betel leaf or tamala-paku. nagavalli or more correctly written nakabali, i.e., devatalakuceyupuja. The finishing ceremony of a marriage (where in a betel leaf is given) which is performed on the fourth day. Betel nut is presented to a parting guest and thus has come to denote taking leave, or dismissal, as well as the opposite sense of admission or installation. nagavasani or nagappasani nagapa-sani. n. A married lady who conducts the nagavalli ceremony. napasani (another form of nagapasani.) napasani. n. A matron.
Meaning of నాగవల్లి
nāga-valli. [Skt.] n. The vine that produces the betel leaf or tamala-pāku. నాగవల్లి or more correctly written నాకబలి, i.e., దేవతలకుచేయుపూజ. The finishing ceremony of a marriage (where in a betel leaf is given) which is performed on the fourth day. Betel nut is presented to a parting guest and thus has come to denote taking leave, or dismissal, as well as the opposite sense of admission or installation. నాగవసాని or నాగప్పసాని nāgapa-sāni. n. A married lady who conducts the నాగవల్లి ceremony. నాపసాని (another form of నాగపసాని.) nāpasāni. n. A matron.
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