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Marathi-English dictionary

Source: DDSA: The Molesworth Marathi and English Dictionary

kālēṃ (कालें).—n The heart or tender core of the stock of the Plantain. It is taken out after the plant has yielded its fruit, and boiled and eaten. kālyāsārakhā thaṇḍa Cold as the core of the Plantain; cold as clay.

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kāḷēṃ (काळें).—n (kāḷā) A stain, stigma, slur, blot.

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

kālēṃ (कालें).—n The heart or tender core of the stock of the plantain. kālyāsārakhā thaṇḍa Clod as clay.

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kāḷēṃ (काळें).—n A stigma, stain, blot.

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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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Starts with (+7): Kalem Alum, Kalem Kamala, Kalem Khapara, Kalem-berem, Kalem-bherem, Kalem-manjara, Kalemakshara, Kalemale, Kalemanjara, Kalembak, Kalembelem, Kalembo, Kalembubula, Kalemdara, Kalemela, Kalemele, Kalemintaram, Kalemja, Kalemji, Kalemme.

Ends with: Bhatukalem, Butukalem, Khokalem, Kidakalem, Motakalem, Napikalem, Panapikalem, Phatukalem, Sayankalem, Sunkalem, Tankalem, Thumokalem, Tikalem.

Full-text (+10): Kalenjirum, Kalentonda, Kalempani, Kalem Kamala, Kalem Alum, Kalem-berem, Kalem-bherem, Mudali, Kalem-manjara, Pandharem Bubula, Kalendhavalem, Nabhomandala, Kolasa, Pandharem Mitha, Kalenjirem, Kalem Khapara, Vhadlem-kalem-kiraytem, Nirdharanem, Pandhara Pheka, Pandhara Phataphatita.

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