Gitas
Gitas is the plural form of the Sanskrit word gita, meaning "song" or "chant." Etymologically, gita derives from the root ga, "to sing," and in many Indian languages it is used to denote a lyric poem or devotional song. In classical usage, a gita is typically a short, singable piece of poetry, often with a melodic or performative aspect.
In literature and religion, gita appears as titles or sections within longer works. The Bhagavad Gita, one
In music, geet or gita denotes a song or lyric. The form is used across classical and
The plural Gitas is used in English to refer to multiple gitas—whether a collection of works bearing