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| Word | What it means |
|---|---|
| Diwali | a festival of lights celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and some Buddhists |
| Deepavali | another name for Diwali — it means “a row of lamps” |
| diya | a small clay lamp filled with oil and a cotton wick |
| rangoli | colourful patterns made on the floor with coloured powder, rice or flowers |
| Ramayana | an ancient Indian epic poem that tells the story of Rama and Sita |
| Ayodhya | the city that Rama and Sita returned to, welcomed by rows of lamps |
| Lakshmi | the Hindu goddess of good fortune, honoured at Diwali |
| mithai | Indian sweets, often shared with family and friends at Diwali |
| marigold | a bright orange or yellow flower used in Diwali decorations |
| festival | a special time of celebration |
| Kartika | the month in the Hindu calendar when Diwali falls (October or November) |
| Bandi Chhor Divas | the Sikh celebration held at the same time as Diwali |
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12 diwali vocabulary words with kid-friendly meanings, plus write-a-sentence practice. A free Diwali vocabulary worksheet for grades 1–4. Skills: Seasonal vocabulary and using new words in sentences. Level: Grades 1–4 (ages 6–10).
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Seasonal vocabulary and using new words in sentences.
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