Natana-panguwa: 1 definition
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Source: archive.org: Glossary of Sinhalese Folk Terms appearing in the Service Tenure RegisterNatana-panguwa:—It is one and the same with the Geekiyana-panguwa q. v. The service of this section of the Geekiyana-panguwa is the Digge-netima by females on the nights of the Kenmura days and of festivals. They likewise perform the Alattibema and dance during the whole night of the last day of the Perehera and one of their number accompanies the Randoli procession. Dancing taught by the matron of the class, called Alatti-amma or Manikkamahage. This panguwa is also called the Malwara-panguwa. One of favourite dances of the Alatti women is “ Kalagedinetima ” (dancing with new pots) the pot Used at Which becomes the dancer’s perquisite.
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