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Row of lights
The term Diwali comes from the Sanskrit word dipavali, which literally means a row of lights, reflecting the tradition of lighting many lamps.
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Diyas
Diyas are the small earthenware oil lamps that people use to decorate their homes, shops, and public places throughout the Diwali festival celebration.
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Five days
Diwali is widely celebrated as a five-day festival, with each day having its own unique significance, rituals, and traditional observances for families to follow.
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