Burrokeet

Burrokeet (binndi goɗɗi : Burrokite, borokit, borokite, bourrikite) ko jikku « puccu-gorko » mo aadaaji njiylotoo e Karniwal Trinidad e Tobago. Innde ndee ummii ko e helmere Españool burroquito (puccu tokooso), kosam jikku oo ina feewnee ngam rokkude miijo wonde jimoowo ina yahra e puccu tokooso walla puccu. Ndeeɗoo maslahaa ko koɗdiiɗo Venesuelanaaɓe ngaddi ɗum to Trinidad.Richard Allsopp (ed.), Dictionary of Caribbean English Usage, Oxford University Press, 1996, p. 111.

Kostum burrokeet ko hoore puccu fawaande no feewi, waɗnde e kaayitaaji daneeji, jokkondirnde e mbaydi bamɗi. Maska oo ina naata e ɓuuɓri caggal daande "puccu" nduu, ina jogoo reedu e juuɗe mum, ɓanndu daaba oo ina fawii e dow ŋoral mum, ina waɗa heen miijo wonde ko kañum woni jom puccu nguu. Ɓanndu puccu nguu ina waɗi wutte satin juutɗo, ina waɗi wutte sisal, sahaa e sahaa fof ina fawee heen puɗi. Bit e bridle ko ɓoggol colour. "Rider" oo ina ɓoornii wutte satin e wuttulo mawngo matador ina yima e mbaadi nanndundi e antics puccu, ina waɗa ɗum caper e bow. Ina waɗa kadi jimɗi biyeteeɗi Burriquite ummoriiɗi Venesuela.Burton Sankeralli, "Indian Presence in Carnival", in Milla Cozart Riggio, Carnival: Culture in Action: The Trinidad Experience, Routledge, 2004, p. 79.J. F. Singh, "Traditional Carnival Characters," in R. Balleram (ed.), Carapichaima Carnival Committee: Golden Anniversary Celebrations: 1947-1997, Carapichaima: Carapichaima Carnival Committee, 1997, p. 97.

 Suu-Maari 
Maska burrokeet, jokkondirɗo e leydi Amerik worgo e Españool en Venesuela, wonti jokkondirɗo e sifaa "Sou-Marie" ummoriiɗo e pinal fuɗnaange Inndo, ngal gollotooɓe indentured ngaddi Trinidad. Mas Sou-Marie (walla Sumari / Soomaree), waɗeteeɗo e tassa jimɗi tammborɗe, hannde tan yiyataa ko seeɗa e nder gure teeru, ina waɗi ko wiyetee jimɗi harrichand : « kosam ɗam ina waɗi kaɓirgal bammbaaɗo fawaade e mbaydi puccu, ina waɗi ɓuuɓri e nder ɓalndu mum frame by a series of straps O jogi 'puccu' e o woma. E nder diiwaan Tamil Nadu (Madras) to bannge worgo Inndo, ndeeɗoo jimɗi ina wiyee « Poikkal Kuthirai Aattam ».

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