සමහර මිනිස්සු අදටත් ජීවත් වෙලා ඉන්නෙ මැරෙ_න්න තියෙන බය නිසා මිසක් ජීවත් වෙන්න තියෙන ආසවට නෙමෙයි 🥺

In the past, in the village wedding speeches, the newlyweds were congratulated by saying, "May they be together like a sakanda flower and a bambalu vine." We, who think that sakanda flowers and bambalu vines are something that grow in the forest, have no idea about the beauty of our language, which has developed over time and with the environment. We have seen many spots of light shining into a dark room through a hole in the roof. The spot that is formed on the ground by such a fall is called "sakanda flower". Also, the stream of light that flows from that spot to the hole in the roof due to the dust in the room is called "bambalu vine". So without sakanda flowers, there is no bambalu vine. Excerpt ÷ From a speech by Archaeology Professor Raj Somadeva