Jur Sital (New Year)
नव वर्ष (जुड़ शीतल)
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“आजु जुड़ शीतल, पावनि सुहावन”
Maithili Lyrics
आजु जुड़ शीतल, पावनि सुहावन बड़का के प्रणाम, छोटका के आशीष। बासी भात, बड़ी और कढ़ी खाए लेल मिलल, सब परिवार। माथ पर पानी, देलनि दादाजी जुड़ाएल रहू, आशीर्वाद देलनि।
Meaning & Context
Sung during Jur Sital (Maithili New Year/Mesh Sankranti). Elders pour water on the heads of younger ones to bless them with a 'cool' and peaceful year. Traditional food like Badi-Kadhi and stale rice is eaten.
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