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there are many other forms of hopscotch played across the globe. in india it is called stapu, nondi (tamil) or kith-kith, in spain and some latin american countries, it's "rayuela", although it may also be known as "golosa" or "charranca". in turkey, it is seksek (the verb "sek" means to jump with one foot). in russian it is known as "классики" (diminutive for the word meaning "classes"). in poland, it is called "klasy", meaning "classes" (rectangular shape, with the use of no marker but with speaking names of various items of a given class, e.g. colours or flowers, while jumping on successive fields) or "pajac", meaning "buffoon" (human shape, with the use of a thrown marker, e.g. a piece of glass or stone). swedes name the game "hoppa hage" (lit. "jumping the garden"), while in norway it is called "paradis", or paradise. in italy the game is known as "campana" (meaning "bell"), or "mondo" (meaning "world"). in the netherlands and flanders, it is called "hinkelen". in bosnia, croatia and serbia it is called "školica", meaning "little school". in malaysia the most popular variant is called "tengteng". in mexico, it is called "bebeleche (mamaleche)" meaning "drink milk" or "avioncito" meaning "little plane" ("probably because of the shape"). in cuba and in puerto rico it is called "la peregrina" (meaning "pilgrim girl") and the squares represent the 9 rings the pilgrim traveler has to pass in order to reach heaven from purgatory according to dante's inferno. in romania the game is called "șotron" and is widely played by children all over the country. in brazil it is called "amarelinha". the name evolved from "marelle", the french name for the game, but was identified to the radical "amarelo" (yellow) and its diminutive in -inho/a. in breton, the name is "reg" or "delech". the albanian variant is called "rrasavi", which is composed of two words: "rrasa" ("the flat stone", an object used to play the game) and "vi" ("line", a reference to the lines that comprise the diagram of the course). in philippines, hopscotch is called "piko" (pee-ko) and sometimes also called kiki (ki-ki). its common court in the philippines has six squares. in india, hopscotch is called "thikrya", because broken stones called 'thikrya' are slid across the grid as players hop to next squares. in south korea, hopscotch is called "sabancchigi" ("사방치기", meaning "hitting the four cardinal directions") and is widely played across the nation. in ghana, hopscotch is called "tumatu" and it is mostly played by children.
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