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What does the yellow mean on African masks?
it likeyellowis all ways on it
Do you die with your eyes open or closed?
You can die with your eyes either open or closed. For many people, especially the sick and the elderly, it is not uncommon to die in their sleep, in which case their eyes will be closed. However, some do die with their eyes open, in which case it is considered respectful to close that person's eyes.
What does squenched mean?
barely closed eyes " marly squenched at the dog "
What does it mean when you kiss with your eyes closed?
It means your respecting your partner by not watching
What does it mean if a dogs eyes are completely black?
they are partly african
What do the different shapes in an African mask mean?
i was think about this on a school project and my teacher asked me what do they mean and i was like umm let me look it up so i did and and the shapes of the african masks mean they push all the bad sprits away
What does it mean if the baby mouses eyes are closed?
It means they are less than 2 weeks old.
What does the poem at the closed gate of justice mean?
How does the author develop the theme of African American identity in the poem of AT THE CLOSED GATE OF JUSTICE? BY JAMES D CORROTHERS
What does the Kikuyu name Maitho mean?
The Kikuyu name Maitho has African origin and it means eyes.
What does xxxooo mean?
xo is a kiss (x is the tightly closed eyes, o is the mouth) xxxooo is a big kiss
What deos xd mean?
XD means smiling with your eyes closed. xd means sick. Just look at it side ways.
What do Japanese masks mean?
Masks worn by samurai warriors were simply to look scary as far as i know. A combination of the mask and the headdress with horns and stuff would have been a most intimidating sight if it was running straight at you! But other masks may have been used in plays (mainly noh theatre) and other drama. I don't know too much about Japanese masks but i know that in Indonesia masks with small eyes and sharp noses are heroes and good guys, where as masks with big eyes and round noses are evil villains. It is different in Japan; the larger the eyes, the more trustworthy the character. In traditional Kabuki theatre all actors were men, and the actors didn't speak, this was done by a chorus of musicians. The masks portrated the characters being played and clearly showed the audience whether the player was male or female, young or old, hero or villain (or demon).
