jatha

noun

/ˈdʒɑːtə/

(Indian English)

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a group of Sikhs who meet formally or march (= walk like soldiers) through the streets together carrying weapons, in order to celebrate a religious event or to protest against or support something
- A Sikh jatha went to the city to celebrate the birthday of the guru.
an organized event in which a group of people walk through the streets together in order to celebrate something, spread a message, protest against something, etc.
- Residents organized a jatha to protest against the privatization of the water companies.
- A jatha was organized to celebrate World Peace Day.

单词	jatha
释义	jatha noun /ˈdʒɑːtə/ /ˈdʒɑːtə/ (Indian English) jump to other results a group of Sikhs who meet formally or march (= walk like soldiers) through the streets together carrying weapons, in order to celebrate a religious event or to protest against or support something A Sikh jatha went to the city to celebrate the birthday of the guru. an organized event in which a group of people walk through the streets together in order to celebrate something, spread a message, protest against something, etc. Residents organized a jatha to protest against the privatization of the water companies. A jatha was organized to celebrate World Peace Day.
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