Definition of pallavi in English:

pallavi

noun pəˈlɑːviˈpaləvi

Indian Music

In Carnatic music: the first section or dominant theme of a song, which may be repeated several times.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Russell Day (1860–1900). Either from Kannada pallavi refrain, or from Telugu pallavi refrain from Sanskrit pallavī, nominative singular of pallavin having shoots, sprouting from pallava shoot, extension.

Definition of pallavi in US English:

pallavi

noun

Indian Music

In Carnatic music: the first section or dominant theme of a song, which may be repeated several times.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Russell Day (1860–1900). Either from Kannada pallavi refrain, or from Telugu pallavi refrain from Sanskrit pallavī, nominative singular of pallavin having shoots, sprouting from pallava shoot, extension.

词汇	pallavi
释义	Definition of pallavi in English: pallavi noun pəˈlɑːviˈpaləvi Indian Music In Carnatic music: the first section or dominant theme of a song, which may be repeated several times. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Russell Day (1860–1900). Either from Kannada pallavi refrain, or from Telugu pallavi refrain from Sanskrit pallavī, nominative singular of pallavin having shoots, sprouting from pallava shoot, extension. Definition of pallavi in US English: pallavi noun Indian Music In Carnatic music: the first section or dominant theme of a song, which may be repeated several times. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Russell Day (1860–1900). Either from Kannada pallavi refrain, or from Telugu pallavi refrain from Sanskrit pallavī, nominative singular of pallavin having shoots, sprouting from pallava shoot, extension.
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