Teermanam means to conclude or an ending or a final stage. Thus the steps in these adavus are used to end a dance sequence or jathis. It is done in a set of three steps or repeated thrice. Most of the time these steps are performed in the fast pace ie Dhruta kala. The bols or the syllables of this adavu is Dhit Dhit Tai. Some schools also use Gi Na Tom .
Hand gestures used in this adavu are Tripataka, Pataka, Alapadma and katakamukha.
Lets watch the video of the adavus here.
2. Teermanam Adavu Second step
4. Teermanam Adavu Fourth step
7. Teermanam Adavu Seventh Step
8. Teermanam Adavu Seventh, Eight and ninth step. (explanation)
9. Teermanam Adavu Eight step (video)
10. Teermanam Adavu Ninth step (video)
11. Teermanam Adavu Tenth step (video)
12. Teermanam Adavu Eleventh step (explanation)
13. Teermanam Adavu Eleventh step (video)
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Hello Anjali
your Videos are really useful,I have a query how many variations do Teermanam adavu has is it Only 12 ?
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Please, post the explanation of first, second, third, forth, fifth, sixth, tenth of Teermanam Adavu
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PLEASE EXPLAIN THE 10 THEERMANA ADAVU EXAMPLES WITH DEFINATION
Can you tell the significant features of tirmanam adavu plss