The word Kum in Nyokum festival symbolizes:
ASilence
BPurity
CCollectiveness
DSacrifice
Answer:
C. Collectiveness
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Nyokum is the main agricultural festival celebrated by the Nyishi tribe of Arunachal Pradesh.
The festival is celebrated on February 28th every year.
The word 'Nyokum' is derived from two words: 'Nyok' meaning 'Land' or 'Earth' and 'Kum' meaning 'Collectiveness' or 'Coming together'.
The term 'Nyokum' collectively translates to 'Gathering on the Land' or 'Meeting together to worship the Earth'.
The primary deity worshipped during this festival is Nyokum Ane (Mother Earth Goddess).