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think about the names " Nowruz" and "songkran" mean
both names Imply what?
water
celebration
change
heat
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think about the names " Nowruz" and "songkran" mean
both names Imply what?
water
celebration
change
heat
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The names "Nowruz" and "Songkran" both imply the themes of celebration and change.
- **Nowruz**: As the Persian New Year, it signifies the arrival of spring and renewal, representing a change in the season and a celebration of new beginnings.
- **Songkran**: This traditional Thai festival marks the Thai New Year and is celebrated with water festivals. It signifies cleansing and renewal, reflecting a change in the year and also involves celebration through water-related festivities.
While water is a significant aspect of Songkran, and celebration is central to both festivals, the overarching themes of change and renewal are prevalent in both names.
- **Nowruz**: As the Persian New Year, it signifies the arrival of spring and renewal, representing a change in the season and a celebration of new beginnings.
- **Songkran**: This traditional Thai festival marks the Thai New Year and is celebrated with water festivals. It signifies cleansing and renewal, reflecting a change in the year and also involves celebration through water-related festivities.
While water is a significant aspect of Songkran, and celebration is central to both festivals, the overarching themes of change and renewal are prevalent in both names.
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