Pandhara, Pandharā: 2 definitions
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Pandhara means something in Marathi. If you want to know the exact meaning, history, etymology or English translation of this term then check out the descriptions on this page. Add your comment or reference to a book if you want to contribute to this summary article.
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Source: DDSA: The Molesworth Marathi and English Dictionarypandharā (पंधरा).—a (pāñca & dāhā) Fifteen.
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pāṇḍhara (पांढर).—f The whole community or body of a village; whether as assembled (as in matters of general concernment) or as considered collectively. 2 The tract or region of a village; the space occupied, circumscribed, or appertaining. Ex. hyā pāṇḍharīcēṃ pāṇī kōṇhāsa bādhaṇāra nāhīṃ; hyā pāṇḍharīnta pāṅkharūṃ dēkhīla yēta nāhīṃ. 3 The divinity, presiding genius, or tutelar spirit (of a village or of the village-soil). Ex. hī gōṣṭa tū karatōsa pāṇḍharīsa sōsa- ṇāra nāhīṃ; tulā pāṃ0 pāhūna ghēīla; yandā pāṇḍharīnēṃ hāta dilhā; pāṇḍharīnēṃ pīka sōḍalēṃ. 4 Village-land appropriated; a village-farm or any villager's field. Ex. mī āpalī pāṃ0 ōsāḍa ṭākīna; tujhēṃ gurūṃ mājhyā pāṇḍharīnta ālēṃ tara. 5 Peopledness, peopled state or form; as disting. from Openness or unoccupied form of space. Ex. ēthūna pāṃ0 uṭhalī or ōsāḍa paḍalī; tēthēṃ pāṃ0 vasalī. 6 (pāṇḍura S) White soil, 7 pāṇḍhara as contrad. from kāḷī (The black, i. e. arable, region) is Village-site. (this site being ordinarily on white earth). 8 A tract of white soil as occurring here and there in the usual kāḷī ground. 9 Duties on, or revenue arising from, commodities or chattels, excise.
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pāṇḍharā (पांढरा).—a (pāṇḍura S) White.
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pāṇḍharā (पांढरा).—m (From its white or glistening appearance. ) A covert name for a snake; as it is held to be unlucky to speak of a snake by its name.
Source: DDSA: The Aryabhusan school dictionary, Marathi-Englishpandharā (पंधरा).—a Fifteen.
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pāṇḍhara (पांढर).—f The whole community of a vil- lage. The tract of a village. The divinity of a village. Village-land appropriated. Peopled state. Duties on commodities or chattels, excise.
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pāṇḍharā (पांढरा).—a White. pāṇḍharā phaṭaphaṭīta, pāṇḍharā saphēta, pāṇḍharā śubhra, pāṇḍharā phēka White as snow; bright as crystal. pāṇḍhaṛyācā kāḷā karaṇēṃ or pāṇḍhaṛyāvara kāḷēṃ karaṇēṃ To pass a bond or promissory note; to put in writing; to set down in black and white.
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 (+17): Pandhara Abhraka, Pandhara Bhopala, Pandhara Citraka, Pandhara Dhotara, Pandhara Hatya, Pandhara Kavala, Pandhara khair, Pandhara kuda, Pandhara Parisa, Pandhara Phataphatita, Pandhara Pheka, Pandhara Rala, Pandhara Sapheta, Pandhara Shubhra, Pandhara Usa, Pandhara-abhraka, Pandhara-adulsa, Pandhara-aghada, Pandhara-bhopala, Pandhara-kavala.
Ends with: Caucaki Pandhara, Caucakipandhara.
Full-text (+45): Pheka, Didhem, Shatara, Pandhara-aghada, Pandhara kuda, Pandhara khair, Phatika, Pandharavata, Pandhara Hatya, Pandharakula, Pandhara-abhraka, Pandhara Abhraka, Pandhara Citraka, Pandhara Dhotara, Pandhara-bhopala, Pandhara Bhopala, Phataka, Payali, Pandhara Usa, Sapheta.
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