#Paasi

[fabilizer]

Paasi paruppu payasam

[ramblegalore]

Paasi paruppu payasam

[mindrat]

Here's a list of all the Kauravas!

Duryodhana, Dussaasana, Dussaha, Dussalan, Jalagandha, Sama, Saha, Vindha, Anuvindha, Durdharsha, Subaahu, Dushpradharsha, Durmarshana, Durmukha, Dushkarna, Vikarna, Sala, Sathwan, Sulochan, Chithra, Upachithra, Chithraaksha, Chaaruchithra, Saraasana, Durmada, Durvigaaha, Vivilsu, Vikatinanda, Oornanaabha, Sunaabha, Nanda, Upananda, Chithrabaana, Chithravarma, Suvarma, Durvimocha, Ayobaahu, Mahabaahu, Chithraamga, Chithrakundala, Bheemavega, Bheemabela, Vaalaky, Belavardhana, Ugraayudha, Sushena, Kundhaadhara, Mahodara, Chithraayudha, Nishamgy, Paasy, Vrindaaraka, Dridhavarma, Dridhakshathra, Somakeerthy, Anthudara, Dridhasandha, Jaraasandha, Sathyasandha, Sadaasuvaak, Ugrasravas, Ugrasena, Senaany, Dushparaaja, Aparaajitha, Kundhasaai, Visaalaaksha, Duraadhara, Dridhahastha, Suhastha, Vaathavega, Suvarcha, Aadithyakethu, Bahwaasy, Naagadatha, Ugrasaai, Kavachy, Kradhana, Kundhy, Bheemavikra, Dhanurdhara, Veerabaahu, Alolupa, Abhaya, Dhridhakarmaavu ,Dhridharathaasraya, Anaadhrushya, Kundhabhedy, Viraavy, Chithrakundala, Pradhama, Amapramaadhy, Deerkharoma, Suveeryavaan, Dheerkhabaahu, Sujaatha, Kaanchanadhwaja, Kundhaasy, Virajass, Yuyutsu, Dussala (Daughter)

[shahananasrin-blog]

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[oodlenoodleroodle]

Need to find out if rappers in languages with front vowels and back vowels are doing rhymes with those kinds of vowel shifts.

Like are there Finnish rappers doing stuff like "hyöriä - huoria" or "pääsi - paasi"?

(I can't even figure out whether this sort of thing would work in English... "news - noose" is kind of a "y - u" and sound pair and "cat - cut" is basically an "ä - a" pair, but when it isn't conceptualised like that in the spelling, does it count?)

[narendarraj99]

The colours of Kanchipuram

Kempu (சிகப்பு), the colour of vitality

Perhaps because Kanchipuram is widely associated with bridal silk sarees, red and its shades are often the first colours that spring to mind. The connection goes deeper still. The town is famous for the Kamakshi Amman temple, where the deity is associated with passion, fertility and prosperity. For centuries, weavers would create silk sarees primarily for temple idols and royalty. Kamakshi Devi is typically draped in a red silk saree, and weavers have become adept at capturing the many shades and tints of red. The word ‘kempu’ itself may have come from the rubies used to create temple jewellery.

The names of the colours are drawn from everyday life. The fiery red of chillies is named ‘milagai pazham’, while the deeper shade is named ‘kumkuma’ after sindoor. Red with a hint of orange is called ‘thakkali’ (tomato), while dusty pink is reminiscent of onions and aptly called ‘vengayam’. Red imbued with magenta is named after the sacred hibiscus flower (chembaruthi) that’s offered at Kanchipuram’s many shrines.

Red was also one of the first colours to be successfully used as a dye, and the natural elements that yielded them have found their way into the lexicon as well. ‘Arakku’ (lac) is one of the earliest-known sources of red dyes, and remains the favourite colour for muhurtham ceremonies in weddings across Tamil Nadu.

Pachai (பச்சை), the colour of fertility

India’s monsoons generously water Kanchipuram’s green paddy fields, and the colour of fertility is often represented on Kanchipuram silk sarees.

Unsurprisingly, the names of several shades are derived from vegetation. ‘Illai pachai’ translates to ‘leaf green’, while ‘elakkai pachai’ references the pastel shade of cardamom. ‘Paasi pachai’ is named after moss; we’re partial to the poetic ‘manthulir’, the twilight shade of tender mango leaves that lies between green and red. Transitional or dual-tone shades like ‘manthulir’ are achieved by using one colour for the warp and another for the weft.

Goddess Kamakshi carries a parrot in one of her hands, and the bird’s colour has grown so familiar that ‘kili pachai’ is a colour often favoured by weavers. Kanchipuram is also home to the Pachai Vanna Perumal temple, where Vishnu is represented in resplendent emerald green, another popular hue among green Kanchipuram silk sarees.

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[satadal7]

MYSTERIES OF DIVINE DREAMS AND THE YOGIC INTERPREATION

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[pukhtunistan]

په خپل ځان مِ تر هغه پورې نظر وه

Pa khpal zaan me tar hagha poray nazar wo

I could only look at my own self

څو مِ تهٔ په نظر نه وې کښيوتلې

So me te pa nazar na we kewatale

Until I set my eyes upon you

چه له غرونو پريوتلې وی بیا پاڅی

Che la ghruno prewatale wi bya paasi

If one falls from a mountain, they can get up again

پاڅيدې نه شي د زړونو پريوتلې

Paasede na shi da zruno prewatale

But if one falls from someone's heart, they will never rise back again

چه اور لمبو وهلې وي بيا روغ شي

Che ore lambo wahale wi bya rogh shi

If one is burnt with the flames of fire, they will heal

نه رغيږي دَ هجران لمبو وهلې

Na rogheghi da hijraan lambo wahale

But one does not heal from the flames of parting

زۀ رحمٰن يې هر دم يم ستا په غم کښ

Za Rehman ye har dam yam sta pa ghum ke

I, Rehman, grieve for you with every breath I take

که خپل مرګ په خپلو سترګو نه وي چه ليدلې

Ka khpal marg pa khpalo stargo na wi cha lidale.

Like someone saw their death with their own eyes.

📸: Musadeq Sadeq

[the-martyrfication-of-the-matron]

if you don't mind explaining, I'd personally like to hear about Avian beliefs

I’m like deeply upset because I began working on this and it didn’t save. And there’s like a lot to say. Damnit.

Anyways.

The Avian Gods (Also titled the Old Gods for fancy reasons)

I’m only doing the main five, because fucking hell there’s loads. Also like they’re the only ones I’ve given names so far… so…. Shhhh

Haton, The God of Fertility, Animals and Health.

Haton is one of the most worshipped gods, because he’s awfully useful. Fertility for crops, and healthy babies, as well as more livestock. Animals for food. Health is just a general thing people like to have, y’know. However, besides those three things, he’s also classified as both a war god and a love god. He’s a Jack of all Trades type.

He is said to have a range of abilities, including healing the sick, bringing back the newly deceased, speaking to animals, manipulating plants and have everyone love him. That’s not a joke. One of his powers is that people are naturally more inclined to love him than they are hate him, and people often start off very interested in him when they first meet. He’s also really unlikeable sometimes so he’s lucky he’s got that power or he’d have no friends.

He is usually depicted as tall (especially by avian standards) with dark hair, golden eyes and a very pretty face.

In all depictions of him, a dragon can be seen behind him. It was believed that he would send down a dragon to help people win wars and stuff. But dragons still aren’t real.

Bytrix, The goddess of Blood, Nightfall and War.

She’s surprisingly not that scary. She’s often worshipped during times of war, or when people have petty feuds that they wish to end with the unfortunate demise of the other, however she is also worshipped often during the summer, where the days are far too long and people beg for night, or during the winter when there is too much night.

She has a range of abilities, including the ability to manipulate blood, curse people, start wars and cast an area of land in complete darkness. Unlike Haton, people often fear her when they first meet her due to the cruelty she has displayed in the past, however she is actually quite nice.

She is often shown to have pure black hair and eyes, matching the black robes she wears. She’s tall and thin, and has a very pretty face.

She’s usually depicted wearing wolf furs, or being accompanied by wolves, as she is the patron god of wolves. So.

Paasis, the goddess of Travellers, Thunder and Song

Paasis is another highly worshipped god, after all she is one of the main five. She’s usually only worshipped by bards and travellers however, but as they are abundant in Ru’aun, especially back in the days of Avians, she had a lot of followers. She was thought to bless travellers with safe voyages, give thunder as a warning of bad weather and be the origin of music.

Her rumoured powers include probability manipulation, weather manipulation, luck manipulation, and the ability to hypnotise and lure people in with her song. Sounds like someone got a bit close to a siren to me, but who am I to say anything?

She’s shown to be average height (for an avian. So. Short) with curly brown hair usually tied up into a pony tail and dark brown eyes. She is rather chubby and has a baby face.

Her animals are snakes. Because there’s a whole tale about them. It’s hard to explain.

Daarae, God of Jokes, Riches and Autumn.

Daarae is worshipped by everyone for obvious reasons. Especially Travellers, Bards and Jesters.

He is said to be able to intoxicate people with his mere presence, and make even the goddess Bytrix laugh. He can also bless anyone with riches and bring about the affects of autumn with ease.

He’s never seen in a painting, or tapestry, or anything, without Bytrix there also. Some tales have them in love, some say that she is there to balance him out. No one really knows for sure.

He’s the one rumoured to have created the Meif’wa. Because he can actually do that. And that was probably also his motivation to make them. Because he can.

He’s always depicted the same way. Dark hair, bright purple eyes and scars hidden by his robes.

He is the patron god of Lizards because they’re his favourite.

Ieus, god of Change, Disease and Death.

Almost all tales and drawings of him are completely different, however one this remains the same in all depictions. He’s a whore. But that’s okay he’s a god they’re all rather slutty. Especially Haton but we don’t need to get into that today.

And that’s it. There’s obviously a lot more detail I could go into, and I would, but I just woke up, I can’t save this post to my drafts to finish off later and honestly I can’t be bothered. So this is what you get for now.

[nkogneatho]

ok ok paAsi would u take kinktober requests?

-the clown🤡 anon

I am open for suggestions on kinks and characters but I'm not sure if I can write requests. It just limits my imagination and then the content I make are mediocre than what i expected.

[tanyanamabayi]

Arti Nama Paasi Dan Rangkaian Namanya

Arti Nama Paasi Dan Rangkaian Namanya

Arti Nama Paasi– tanyanama.com. Mempunyai anak perempuan manis, menawan, dan solehah tentu menjadi dambaan kedua orang tua. Selain mendoakan sang buah hati setiap hari, doa pun bisa kita sisipkan pada arti nama / makna nama bayi tercinta. Harapanya tentu agar anak perempuan tumbuh berkembang sesuai arti namanya. Jadi, jika Ayah/Bunda sedang mencari arti nama untuk anak perempuan, pilihlah…

[tvrsamayal]

kadal paasi Double layer -agar agar | kadal paasi in Tamil https://youtu.be/SN6GWQdlwtM

[vvegkitchen]

Paruppu Usili

Serves for 2 adults

Ingredients:

Vesrsion 1 Mixed dal:

Toor dal / Thuvaram Paruppu         1/4 cup

Chana dal / Kadalai Paruppu.         1/4 cup

Moong dal / Paasi paruppu.            1/4 cup

Version 2 Mixed dal:

Toor dal / Thuvaram Paruppu          1/3 cup

Chana dal / Kadalai Paruppu.          1/3 cup

Common

Cluster beans / Kothavarangai.         100 gms / 1/4 lb

Turmeric powder / Manjal podi.         1/4 tsp

Mustard seeds  / Kadugu                   1/2 tsp

Urad dal / Ulutham Paruppu.             1/2 tsp

Dry Red Chilly / Sivappu Milagai.       3 No.

Hing Powder / Perungayam Podi.      1/4 tsp

Vegetable oil / Til oil / Nallennai.         3 tbsp

Method:

Soak MIxed Dal along with 2 No.Dry Red Chilly / Sivappu Milagai in water for 2 to 3 Hrs

Grind the above along with salt / uppu without water in a mixer coarsely

Load the above coarse batter similar to Idly in Idly maker plates

Place the loaded Idly plates in a cooker and steam the same without the weight for 15 minutes

Allow the steamed cakes cool to room temperature

Put the cakes in a mixer and pulse it for 2 to 3 times to get it as coarse powder

Steam cook Cluster beans / Kothavarangai with very less water and salt / uppu in a pressure cooker for one whistle and allow steam release.

[on-your-plate-blog]

Mutton biriyani

Grandama's Biriyani

( for 200gm rice )

Mutton + turmeric powder + salt + water - whistle

For masala powder :

3 cardamom + 3 cloves + 1½ to 2 inch cinamon + 1 star anise + 1 or 2 marati mokku + 1 tsp kal paasi - fine powder

For producing paste :

1½ inch ginger + 7 to 8 garlic pods ( if big or adjust accodingly )

6 shallots

3 to 5 red chillies soaked in hot water ( adjust accordingly)

Now cooking starts :

Oil + ghee + bay leaf + 1 cardamom + 1 cinamon stick + dried rose + small marati mokku + mint and coriander leaf ( hand full ) + 1 medium size onion

Saute well untill colour changes

1 small size tomato

Saute until oil leaves and tomato completely gets smashed

Add grounded ginger garlic + shallots + red chilli paste

Saute well untill raw smell goes and oil leaves

Add masala powder and saute well till oil leaves

Add cooked mutton and saute well till oil leaves

Add ½ spoon curd and cook well

Add mutton stock ( 1 cup rice : 2 cups of stock )

Add salt

After all now add the seeraga amba rice soaked for ½ hour

Let it boil in ½ flame . When water is getting evapourated add a tsp of lemon juice and after that should not mix the rice

Let the rice boil either in dhum or whistle