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Esra says:
This is an old narration of the Bhois which literally translates to "the monkey is drying his paddy".
It is used to describe a natural phenomenon wherein the sunbeams diverge through the clouds and fall focally on the hilltop; while the remaining areas are without sunshine and dark. This is when old people say, the monkey is drying his harvested paddy on that hilltop during this time.
"Thad kba u Chrieh" 🐵🐵🌾🌾 sent by @esra_syiem 😃😃 This is a Bhoi saying which is translated into the monkey is drying his paddy. As explained by Esra, this saying owes its origin to the natural phenomenon of the sun's rays hitting a specific area of a hilltop while other parts remain dark.
Thank you for another interesting entry! And as Esra says it's #justabhoithing 😄😄