English, asked by abhiram88870, 5 months ago

what does the horregallu represent?

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Answered by moonsingh99

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'HoreGallu' literally means 'stone that can bear weight'. These Horegallu are found under trees in villages where travellers, villagers can rest in between their journey or work. They usually have besides them a pot of cool water to quench & refresh the traveller along with much needed rest.

Answered by yashita7749

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Answer: A horegallu means a stone that can wear weight. A horegallu provides a space for anyone to sit and rest for a while, chat with a fellow traveller and drink water from an earthen pot kept nearby

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