Alternative spellings of this word include Marmar.

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Marathi-English dictionary

Source: DDSA: The Molesworth Marathi and English Dictionary

maramara (मरमर).—f An expressive formation by reduplication mara root of maraṇēṃ, implying Die! Die! Aboutness or readiness to die.) Wild, heedless, head-long rushing into situations of jeopardy and danger; desperateness or dare-death recklessness (as of madcap children and termagant women). v yē, lāga, ghē. 2 Reviling or deriding speeches. Pr. āpalī hāṇa āṇi jagācī ma0 One's own loss and yet the world's abuse (i.e. die! die! perish!). 3 Complaining murmurs. Ex. pāṭhīṃ baisalā dāvēdāra || jālī ma0 saṃsārīṃ ||. ma0 ghēṇēṃ To become very sickly and languishing. 2 To be full of fears and complainings about death.

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maramarā (मरमरा).—m maravaḍā m Formations from maraṇēṃ similar to and used in the first sense of maramara, but they are less common. maravaḍā is used mainly in abuse; as tulā kāya maravaḍā ālā What art dead?--has death seized upon thee?

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marāmara (मरामर).—f (maraṇēṃ by redup.) The dying or falling sick in great numbers (of men or beasts). v cāla, lāga, hō.

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mārāmāra (मारामार) [or री, rī].—. f (māraṇēṃ by redup.) Mutual fighting or beating. 2 fig. Varied and toilsome efforts (as after the means of subsistence &c.) Ex. divasabhara mā0 karāvī tēvhāṃ kōṭhēṃ dōna āṇē hātīṃ yēṇāra. 3 Vulgar. Exceeding vehemence and bustling (of the ordinary actions of life): also exceeding plentifulness (of the common articles). Ex. kāmācī -lihiṇyācī -gāṇyācī -dhāvaṇyācī -prayōjanā- cī -pōḷyāñcī -lāḍavāñcī mā0. 4 In the language of law-courts. Assault or battery.

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

marāmara (मरामर).—f The dying or falling sick in great numbers (of men or beasts).

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mārāmāra (मारामार) [-rī, -री].—f Mutual fighting. Fig. Varied and toilsome efforts.

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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.

Hindi dictionary

Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionary

Maramara (मरमर) [Also spelled marmar]:—(nm) marble.

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See also (Relevant definitions)

Starts with: Maramara-kama-karanem, Maramaram, Maramarane.

Ends with: Singamaramara, Smaramara.

Full-text: Maramara-kama-karanem, Marmar, Arintaman, Hana, Maramaram, Sanga, Sang, Murda, Tal.

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