Kadhanem, Kaḍhaṇēṃ, Kaḍhaṇeṃ: 2 definitions
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Source: DDSA: The Molesworth Marathi and English Dictionarykaḍhaṇēṃ (कढणें).—v i (kaḍha) To undergo scalding, heating, or boiling--milk, oil, butter, wax, and similar unctuous or semisolid substances. The word is rarely applied to the boiling of water. 2 To be heated to fusion--a metal. 3 To get in a passion with, to get hot.
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kāḍhaṇēṃ (काढणें).—v c (karṣa S) To take out, off, forth, from, away from, lit. fig. 2 To trace, form, draw (letters, lines, figures). 3 To form on the loom, to weave. 4 To invent, devise, strike out (a fashion, way, mode). 5 To draw, derive, gather, obtain from. Ex. hyā śētāntūna varṣāsa dōna khaṇḍī dhānya kāḍha- tōṃ 6 To earn; to gain by labor. 7 To take up (money); to draw; to borrow. 8 To bring out or introduce (as a subject of discourse). 9 To detect, discover, apprehend (faults, excellences, properties). 10 To drag along; to bear or undergo (grievous days or circumstances, pain or affliction). Ex. myāṃ dhānyāvāñcūna dōna divasa kāḍhalē; ēkā dhōtrāvara thaṇḍī kāḍhilī. Pr. gurūṃ kāḍhitēṃ bhūka āṇi pōra kāḍhitēṃ duḥkha 11 C To train; to break in (a beast). 12 cākarī kā0 (pōrācī, duḥkhaṇēkaṛyācī &c.) To wait upon; to serve or minister unto (the sick &c.) 13 To explore, trace, search out (a road or any object of quest). kajjā kā0 To force or bring on a quarrel. kāḍhatēṃ ghēṇēṃ To work one's self out (of a fight or an unpleasant business); to slink off. kāma kā0 To prolong or draw out work. 2 g. of o. To kill or to ruin; to do for. 3 g. of o. To hold sexual congress with. kēśa kā0 To shave the head (esp. of a woman). ghōḍī kā0 To bring the horse to the mare. dāṇā or pīka kā0 To reap the corn or crop. dukhaṇēṃ kā0 g. of o. To bear the burden and do the service of the sick. daiva-prārabdha-naśība &c. kā0 To draw out or obtain good fortune. pāūsa or ābhāḷa kā0 To bring rain or clouds--wind. raḍēṃ kā0 To set up a piping or crying. śēta-banajara-navēṃ rāna-kā0 To plough up new ground.
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kāḍhaṇēṃ (काढणें).—v i To abate; to lessen or to subside wholly--rain, fever, water of a river; to draw off.
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kāḍhaṇēṃ (काढणें).—n A drawing vessel from a well.
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kāḍhaṇēṃ (काढणें).—. Add:--14 To pluck up by the roots (a crop of jōndhaḷā). See under savaṅgaṇēṃ.
Source: DDSA: The Aryabhusan school dictionary, Marathi-Englishkaḍhaṇēṃ (कढणें).—v i Undergo scalding, heaping; to be heated to fusion–a metal.
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kāḍhaṇēṃ (काढणें).—v t Draw. Take out. Weave. Borrow. Invent, detect. To drag along. n A drawing vessel from a well.
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: Andimpilim-bahera-kadhanem, Avala-deuna-kohala-kadhanem, Kadala Kadhanem, Kajja-kadhanem, Kantyane-kanta-kadhanem, Panca Pata Kadhanem, Ukaruna-kadhanem.
Full-text (+138): Galatem, Telavana, Kajja, Khapali, Kharuja, Dhorada, Candana, Caupadari, Gharatipa, Tiradi, Khananem, Umbara, Kadala Kadhanem, Kadhata, Kapakadisupari, Kahadani, Akadha, Kahadanem, Khoda, Ghanakadha.
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