-
Syahi (also
known as gaab, ank,
satham or karanai) is the
tuning paste applied to the head of many
South Asian percussion instruments like the dholki...
- text Natyashastra. This text also
includes descriptions of paste-patches (
syahi) such as
those found on a tabla. The
Natyashastra also
discusses how to...
-
while the b**** head, pla****
usually with the left hand, has a
compound syahi to
lower the
pitch and
enable the
typical Dholak sliding sound ("giss" or...
-
shahi zeera may be a
distortion of
syahi (black in Persian) zeera. However, in the
Hindustani language, the term
syahi also
means "inky black". In Bengali...
-
sound in tabla. The ring
finger needs to be on the
border separating the
syahi (black
center of the
treble face)
while the
index finger is used hit the...
- three-layered and
treated with a
circle of rice paste, glue, and iron
known as
syahi. Some
modern instruments are made with a fibregl**** body and
synthetic drumheads...
- barrel-shaped bayaan/dagga (b**** drum) with atta (dough)
instead of the
syahi/gub,
which is
called a "Dhamma" . The Jori, Jodi, or
Jorhi was
first created...
- the
amidst green forest and
apple orchards and is
known for a
temple of
Syahi Devi.
Majkhali is a
picnic spot on the Ranikhet-Almora road. It is located...
-
hitting with the hand at the
center of the
different dayan drums –
known as
syahi –
notes of
different pitches are
produced like a bell ringing. The player...
- tehsīldār (tax collector), zila (district)
Writing qalam (pen), dawāt (inkpot),
syāhi (ink), kāgaz (paper)
Religion (non-Arabic terms) rōza (fasting), namāz (ritual...
