Noun:

ହିଂସା,

maypole's Usage Examples:

a 60ft high maypole situated on the village green and an intgral part of the village"s annual May Day celebrations.

amateurs looking for "pagan survivals" in such things as traditional fairs, maypoles, and folk arts like morris dancing.

English Civil War, after the House of Lords and House of Commons banned maypoles, believing them to represent pagan ceremonies that were considered "ungodly".

festival in 1920, a one-day event in Memorial Park involving songs, speeches, maypoles, and baseball.

The original maypole was erected in.

On May Day there is maypole dancing, morris dancing.

People dress up in traditional folk costumes, raise maypoles, play traditional music and dance around the maypole.

is noted for its 64 ft maypole, the tallest of only six permanent maypoles remaining in England.

These include, for example, setting up Pentecost trees (pinksterkroon), that have the same origin as the maypoles.

The village is known for its maypole and for being the birthplace of Thomas Tompion, the "Father of English.

children"s maypole dancing, morris dancing, a street craft market, the raising of the maypole ceremony and the maypole queen.

Belton has one of the few remaining free-standing maypoles in the country.

" The anthropologist Mircea Eliade theorizes that the maypoles were.

Synonyms:

post,

Antonyms:

email, e-mail,