The Commala is a song that is sometimes accompanied by a dance. It is a celebration of the harvest season. It asks Lady Oriza to bless the rice.

Roland Deschain danced the Commala in Calla Bryn Sturgis.

ColloquialismsEdit

The word "commala" can be used in speech. It has a large number of usages, many of them sexual in nature.

Come commala

—Orgasm

Damp commala

—Putting farm animals out to stud

Dry commala

—Animals that have been gelded

Green commala

—A virgin

Red commala

—A menstruating woman

Sof' commala

—A man who experiences erectile dysfunction

Stand commala

—To stand stomach-to-stomach

—To share secrets

Wet the commala

—Irrigate the rice in a dry spell

—To masturbate