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"In the bazaar of hyderabad" poem of std.-7

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Darshana Patel

The poem describes the various goods and activities found in the bazaar of Hyderabad. It lists the items being sold by merchants like tunics, daggers, and mirrors. It mentions what is being weighed, ground, called, made, cried, played, woven, and more by different people in the bazaar like vendors, maidens, goldsmiths, fruit men, musicians, and flower girls. The bazaar is filled with activity as people sell their wares and goods.

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HELLO FRIENDS! HOW ARE YOU ?
WEL-COME
Welcome in the presentation of standard -7 poem ¡° In the Bazaar of Hyderabad¡± created by Darshana.h.patel B.R.P. English, prantij, (s.k.). 9712732192
¡° In the Bazaar of Hyderabad¡±
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It is a Bazaar of Hyderabad
What do you sell, O ye merchant ?
Richly your wares are displayed,
Turbans of crimsons and silver Crimson-red colour Red turban Silver turban
Tunics of purple brocade, Tunic- jacket Brocade-Fabric with raised patterns woven in. ( jDIbu¡èInu> kam krelu ) Purple tunic
Mirror with panels of amber, Amber-yellowish ( Aa0a pI5a r>gnu ) Panel-usually raised above or sunk bellow the surrounding area Panels of amber Mirror
Daggers with handle of jade, Dagger-short two edged stabbing weapon( k3arI ) Jade-a hard dark green ornamental stone Dagger
What do you weigh, O ye vendors? Weigh- the heaviness of thing. Vender-person who sells goods.
Saffron and lentil and rice. Saffron Lentil Rice
What do you grind, O ye maidens? Grind- to reduce to powder/ to crush to small particles. Maiden- unmarried girl /a virgin.
Sandalwood, henna and spice. Sandalwood Henna Spice
What do you call, O ye peddlers? Call- (here) to describe as. Peddler-to do door to door seller in small good.
Chessmen and ivory dice. chessmen Ivory dice
What do you make, O ye goldsmiths ? Make-to construct/ manufacture. Goldsmith- who make gold and silver ornament.( sonI )
Wristlet and anklet and ring, Wristlet Anklet Ring
Bells for the feet of blue pigeons, Bells Blue pigeon feet
Frail as a dragon-fly¡¯s wing. Frail- infirm / fragile Dragon-fly : one type of insect. Wing ¨C the organ of a bird and insect by which it flies. Dragon fly
Girdles of gold for the king. Girdle- waist- band; belt. Girdle
What do you cry, O ye fruit men? Cry ¨C to shout; to utter loudly. Fruit man - who sells fruits. Fruit man
Citron, pomegranate and plum. Citron Pomegranate Plum
What do you play, O ye musicians? Musician - who play musical instrument. Musician Musician
Chitar, Sarangi and drum Chitar Sarangi Drum
What do you weave, O ye flower-girl? Weave- to make thing by the help of threads. Flower-girl
With tassels of azure and red ? Tassels- an ornamental hanging tuft of threads. Azure- sky blue colour. Red- red colour. Tassels of azure and red
Crowns for the brow of a bridegroom, Crown of flower bridegroom
Chaplets to garland his bed, Chaplet- Garland of flower. To garland- to decorate. Bed
Sheets of while blossoms new gathered To perfume the sleep of the dead. Dead- No longer alive ; complete. Blossom-a mass of flowers, especially on a tree.
T H A N K Y O U
4. Can you think other words (not from this poem) to rhyme with : Rice, Spice, : Nice, Twice, Dice, Price, Ice, Slice, ¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­. Brocade, Jade, : Blade, Grade, Glade, Spade, Made, Trade, Shade,¡­¡­¡­.. Ring, King, : Sing, Thing, Swing, Wing, Bring, Spring,¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­ Drum, Come, : Gum, Sum, Hum, Plum, Some,¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­ Bed, Dead, : Bread, Thread, Head, Tread, Lead, Tread, Stead,¡­¡­¡­¡­.

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"In the bazaar of hyderabad" poem of std.-7

  • 1. HELLO FRIENDS! HOW ARE YOU ?
  • 3. Welcome in the presentation of standard -7 poem ¡° In the Bazaar of Hyderabad¡± created by Darshana.h.patel B.R.P. English, prantij, (s.k.). 9712732192
  • 4. ¡° In the Bazaar of Hyderabad¡±
  • 5. ?
  • 6. It is a Bazaar of Hyderabad
  • 7. What do you sell, O ye merchant ?
  • 8. Richly your wares are displayed,
  • 9. Turbans of crimsons and silver Crimson-red colour Red turban Silver turban
  • 10. Tunics of purple brocade, Tunic- jacket Brocade-Fabric with raised patterns woven in. ( jDIbu¡èInu> kam krelu ) Purple tunic
  • 11. Mirror with panels of amber, Amber-yellowish ( Aa0a pI5a r>gnu ) Panel-usually raised above or sunk bellow the surrounding area Panels of amber Mirror
  • 12. Daggers with handle of jade, Dagger-short two edged stabbing weapon( k3arI ) Jade-a hard dark green ornamental stone Dagger
  • 13. What do you weigh, O ye vendors? Weigh- the heaviness of thing. Vender-person who sells goods.
  • 14. Saffron and lentil and rice. Saffron Lentil Rice
  • 15. What do you grind, O ye maidens? Grind- to reduce to powder/ to crush to small particles. Maiden- unmarried girl /a virgin.
  • 16. Sandalwood, henna and spice. Sandalwood Henna Spice
  • 17. What do you call, O ye peddlers? Call- (here) to describe as. Peddler-to do door to door seller in small good.
  • 18. Chessmen and ivory dice. chessmen Ivory dice
  • 19. What do you make, O ye goldsmiths ? Make-to construct/ manufacture. Goldsmith- who make gold and silver ornament.( sonI )
  • 20. Wristlet and anklet and ring, Wristlet Anklet Ring
  • 21. Bells for the feet of blue pigeons, Bells Blue pigeon feet
  • 22. Frail as a dragon-fly¡¯s wing. Frail- infirm / fragile Dragon-fly : one type of insect. Wing ¨C the organ of a bird and insect by which it flies. Dragon fly
  • 23. Girdles of gold for the king. Girdle- waist- band; belt. Girdle
  • 24. What do you cry, O ye fruit men? Cry ¨C to shout; to utter loudly. Fruit man - who sells fruits. Fruit man
  • 25. Citron, pomegranate and plum. Citron Pomegranate Plum
  • 26. What do you play, O ye musicians? Musician - who play musical instrument. Musician Musician
  • 27. Chitar, Sarangi and drum Chitar Sarangi Drum
  • 28. What do you weave, O ye flower-girl? Weave- to make thing by the help of threads. Flower-girl
  • 29. With tassels of azure and red ? Tassels- an ornamental hanging tuft of threads. Azure- sky blue colour. Red- red colour. Tassels of azure and red
  • 30. Crowns for the brow of a bridegroom, Crown of flower bridegroom
  • 31. Chaplets to garland his bed, Chaplet- Garland of flower. To garland- to decorate. Bed
  • 32. Sheets of while blossoms new gathered To perfume the sleep of the dead. Dead- No longer alive ; complete. Blossom-a mass of flowers, especially on a tree.
  • 33. T H A N K Y O U
  • 34. 4. Can you think other words (not from this poem) to rhyme with : Rice, Spice, : Nice, Twice, Dice, Price, Ice, Slice, ¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­. Brocade, Jade, : Blade, Grade, Glade, Spade, Made, Trade, Shade,¡­¡­¡­.. Ring, King, : Sing, Thing, Swing, Wing, Bring, Spring,¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­ Drum, Come, : Gum, Sum, Hum, Plum, Some,¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­¡­ Bed, Dead, : Bread, Thread, Head, Tread, Lead, Tread, Stead,¡­¡­¡­¡­.