鋤頭 parih

Sayang do pkla ta qaya djiyun seejiq Truku sbiyaw,qaya djiyun parih.parih
o,kika djiyun ta mhuma、kmari dxgal ni qmibuh spriq.qmpah ta qnpahan siida
o,parih ka djiyun ta balay kdjiyax.tduwa balay dmayaw qmpah ni kmaraw
qnpahan,knmalu balay dxgal qnpahan ni suyang balay hmaan ana manu
pnhuma.mduuy ta parih siida o,asi ta ka klaun ka dxgal uri ni qmdrux ta btunux ni smli ta sudu spriq maa taihi,klaun ta kana ka ssiyaw nniqan ana manu.

Qnqaya ni djiyun saw nii o,kika pgkla kndsan uuda seejiq Tmpusu,knkla ni
smmalu saw nii uri o,ida hnici paah rdrudan sbiyaw bitaq sayang.pgkla qnqaya
djiyun saw nii o,mha saw mrana ka skrwahun ta balay ni gluun ta balay ka hnici kari knkla rdrudan ta sbiyaw.

We will introduce the Taroko traditional tools and utensils “parih” is a hoes. It is a traditional agricultural tool used for farming, digging and weeding. This tool is very important in field work, helping the people to effectively manage the farmland and keep it fertile and healthy. The use of a “parih” demonstrates the people’s mastery of farming techniques and their deep understanding of the natural environment.
These traditional tools and utensils not only reflect the way of life of the indigenous peoples, but also reflect their wisdom and craftsmanship in their daily lives. Hopefully, these presentations will give you a deeper nderstanding of these precious cultural heritages.