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'''Klama Hinnê''', that is, the [[kına türküsü]] (henna song), is a ceremonial melody sung during [[Şeva Hinnê]] and emotionally expresses the bride’s departure from her father’s house.<br />
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== Function ==<br />
This song, sung on the henna night, does not emphasize entertainment; rather, it brings forward the emotional weight of separation, farewell, and transition to a new life. During this time the bride, her mother, and her sisters may cry; for this reason, the song bears the quality of a ceremonial text of emotion more than that of a wedding song.<br />
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== Cultural evaluation ==<br />
''Klama Hinnê'' is one of the important examples of the oral culture repertoire carried by women within the [[Kürt düğün geleneği]]. Through this melody, the bride ceases to be merely an individual person and turns into a symbolic figure carrying the shared emotion of the community.<br />
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== Example found in the source ==<br />
The full text of the song is also preserved in the source; this shows that not only its name, but also its performance memory, has been recorded.<br />
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== Source ==<br />
* Ankara’da Bir Kürt Köyü: Mikaila/İnler Katrancı — Dr. Fikret Yıldız<br />
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[[Kategori:Kaynak metne dayalı derlemeler]]<br />
[[Kategori:Kürt Halk Müziği]]<br />
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