Kadasani, Kaḍasaṇī: 2 definitions
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Source: DDSA: The Molesworth Marathi and English Dictionarykaḍasaṇī (कडसणी).—f The cord along which a curtain, or the mouth of a knittle or draw purse, or the head of tent-walls &c. runs or is drawn. 2 A cart-rope; a binding rope for loads. 3 (Poetry.) Careful examination or consideration: also investigation or inquiry. Ex. nityamukta āṇi jīvanmukta hē hi ka0 hē nibhrānta tēṃ upādhi ārōpita mhaṇūnaca || 4 R or C A side of the chest; a hypochondre or flank. Ex. hēṃ gurūṃ kaḍasaṇyā hāṇatēṃ or tyācyā kaḍasaṇyā taṭāṭalyā This beast is heaving its flanks. 5 (kaḍī Link.) Skilful construction or composition; as bōlaṇyācī- lihiṇyācī-karaṇyācī ka0 6 Either side of that region of the body which is encircled by the dhōtara or lugaḍēṃ. Used esp. in the oblique cases, with sa, cā &c. and with reference to the tucking in of any little article. v khōva, khupasa, or kaḍasaṇīcā (-paisā- ḍabbī- supārī- &c.) 7 (In tukārāmacaritra) Churning. Ex. kāṃ karitāṃ dadhika0 || kaṣṭa vāṭati tayē kṣaṇīṃ || also in jñānēśvara (and so explained in jñānē- śvarī paribhāṣā). Ex. nātarī jāṇī vēcā āyaṇī karīta dadhika0 || ka0 ghālaṇēṃ or kaḍasaṇīnta dharaṇēṃ To catch, entangle, embarrass, confound, non-plus. kaḍasaṇīsa lāgaṇēṃ To waste away.
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kaḍāsaṇī (कडासणी) [or नी, nī].—f A binding rope for loads gen.; a cart-rope &c. 2 Cleverness, skill, tact, knack (of speech or gen.): also sharpness or keenness of speech. 3 For other senses see kaḍasaṇī.
Source: DDSA: The Aryabhusan school dictionary, Marathi-Englishkaḍasaṇī (कडसणी).—f Careful examination. A cart- rope. A side of the chest. Either side of that region of the body which is encircled by the dhōtara or lugaḍēṃ.
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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