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Marathi-English dictionary

Source: DDSA: The Molesworth Marathi and English Dictionary

dēṇēṃ (देणें).—v c (dā S) To give, grant, bestow, confer. This verb is used with the amplitude of our own verb To give. It signifies transmission generally from one to another. To deliver, consign, commit, impart, yield, concede, allow, afford, pay, place, put, apply, make, do &c. &c. This a few examples will show--kāna or citta dēṇēṃ To lend an ear; to be attentive; śrama dēṇēṃ To cause trouble to; ājñā or rajā or nirōpa dēṇēṃ To permit to depart; to dismiss; khāndā dēṇēṃ To apply the shoulder; ḍhāla dēṇēṃ To yield a lustre--pearls &c.: śivī dēṇēṃ To abuse; āśīrvāda dēṇēṃ To bless; vāṭa dēṇēṃ To give way; to make room; laḍhāī dēṇēṃ To commence or maintain battle; to engage. Following the suspensive form, the ūna form, of the past participle of another verb, it expresses A doing for; a doing and making over. Ex. ēvaḍhēṃ malā lihūna dē -khaṇūna dē -ṭācūna dē -bāndhūna dē -&c. Write, dig, stitch, tie this little for me. Following this same form of the verbs ṭākaṇēṃ, sōḍaṇēṃ, and a few others, it expresses Completeness of action. Ex. ṭākūna dē Throw it away; sōḍūna dē Give it up. Following that form of the infinitive ending in ūṃ it expresses Permission. Ex. malā jāūṃ dē Suffer me to go; vārā lihūṃ dēta nāhīṃ The wind will not let me write. dēṇēṃ nāsti ghēṇēṃ nāsti (Mock Sanskrit.) Used to express Non-dealing or intercourse with.

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dēṇēṃ (देणें).—n Money due, a debt. 2 A thing to be given, a gift.

Source: DDSA: The Aryabhusan school dictionary, Marathi-English

dēṇēṃ (देणें).—v To give, grant, bestow. kāna or citta dēṇēṃ To lend an ear; to be attentive. nirōpa dēṇēṃ To permit to depart; to dismiss. śivī dēṇēṃ To abuse. vāṭa dēṇēṃ To give way. laḍhāī dēṇēṃ To commence or maintain battle. dēṇēṃ (dēṇaṃ) nāsti ghēṇēṃ (ghēṇaṃ) nāsti (Mock Sanskrit.) Used to express non-dealing or intercourse with.

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dēṇēṃ (देणें).—n Money due, a debt. A gift.

context information

Marathi is an Indo-European language having over 70 million native speakers people in (predominantly) Maharashtra India. Marathi, like many other Indo-Aryan languages, evolved from early forms of Prakrit, which itself is a subset of Sanskrit, one of the most ancient languages of the world.

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Ends with (+5): Ahuti-denem, Akshata-denem, Angadenem, Atidenem, Bala-denem, Bhuidenem, Dhapa-denem, Gharadenem, Ghenendenem, Ishrvaridenem, Ishvaridenem, Jivaci-gvahi-denem, Kanacya-kopariya-na-kalum-denem, Karyavara-drishti-denem, Kundenem, Mahadevacem Denem, Mendharanci Davana Devasa Denem, Pasangasa Denem, Phashim-denem, Rodenem.

Full-text (+276): Gulakhobarem, Stana, Narala, Cadha, Arghya, Pa0 Kapuna Denem, Phatya, Vilha, Regha, Reghoti, Mati, Akshata-denem, Devagheva, Palava, Becana Ghenem, Ahuti-denem, Shrimukha, O, Tambi, Balya Denem-Maranem-Hakanem.

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