Ratha

Alright kiddo, let me tell you about something called "ratha". It's a word from a language called Sanskrit, which is very old and comes from a country called India.

Ratha means "chariot". A chariot is a type of vehicle that people used to ride in long, long ago, before cars and buses were invented. The chariot would be pulled by horses or other animals, and people would sit inside and travel to different places.

But ratha is not just any old chariot. In some ancient stories from India, there was a special chariot called the "Ratha of the Sun God". The Sun God was a very important god in these stories, because he was said to bring light and warmth to the world, and he was very powerful.

So this special Ratha of the Sun God was said to be very beautiful and amazing - it was made of shining gold and jewels, and it had wonderful creatures carved into it like lions and eagles. It was said to be pulled by seven horses, each of a different color. And when the Sun God rode in this chariot, it would be like a parade of light going across the sky, because the chariot would shine like the sun itself.

So that's ratha for you, kiddo - a special type of chariot that was used in ancient stories from India. And it was very important and beautiful because it was associated with the powerful Sun God who brought light and warmth to the world.