Alternative spellings of this word include Pathar.

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Marathi-English dictionary

Source: DDSA: The Molesworth Marathi and English Dictionary

paṭhāra (पठार).—f (pāṭha Back.) The girth of a packsaddle. 2 n The plateau or level ground on a hill, tableland. 3 The bottom of a ship or boat. 4 fig. The arrangements, preparations, initial steps or stages of. v ghāla. Ex. tyānēṃ ghara bāndhāyācēṃ pa0 ghātalēṃ āhē. 5 (Poetry.) The back, back part, hinder side. Ex. marupaṭhāravāsī samagra || dēta bhubhuḥkāra pātalē ||. 6 The back revilingly, as broad, overlarge, unshapely.

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paṭhārā (पठारा).—a (paṭhāra or pāṭha) Of a broad or large back;--used esp. of a gōma or centiped.

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paṭhārā (पठारा).—m (pāṭha) Elevated table-land; a hill. plateau.

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pāṭhāra (पाठार).—See paṭhāḍa, paṭhāḍī, paṭhāṇa, paṭhāra.

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pāṭhārā (पाठारा).—m A caste or an individual of it. See pātāṇya under parabhū.

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pāthara (पाथर).—f ( H) A large, flat, smooth stone, to wash clothes upon, to sit upon in ablutions, to grind or bruise peppers upon &c. 2 m (Esp. in poetry.) A stone in general.

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pātharā (पाथरा).—m (paṅkti S through pāta) A line (of reaped corn, tobacco-plants &c.) lying to dry, a swath.

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

paṭhāra (पठार).—f n The platau or level ground on a hill, tableland. The bottom of a ship or boat. The girth of a pack- saddle. The arrangements, prepara- tions, initial steps or stages of. v ghāla. Ex. tyānēṃ ghara bāndhāvayācēṃ paṭhāra ghātalēṃ āhē (Poetry). The back, back part. Ex. marupaṭhāravāsī samagra || dēta bhūbhūḥkāra pātalēṃ || The back revilingly, as broad, overlarge, unshapely.

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paṭhārā (पठारा).—a Of a broad or large back.

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paṭhārā (पठारा).—m Elevated table-land; a hill-plateau.

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pāṭhārā (पाठारा).—m A subcaste of parabhū.

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pāthara (पाथर).—f A large, flat, smooth stone. A stone in general.

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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

1) Paṭhāra (पठार) [Also spelled pathar]:—(a) a plateau.

2) Pathara (पथर):——an allomorph of [patthara] used as the first member in compound words (as [patharacaṭā] see [patthara ~caṭā]).

3) Pāthara (पाथर):—(nm) see [patthara].

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Nepali dictionary

Source: unoes: Nepali-English Dictionary

1) Paṭhāra (पठार):—n. plateau;

2) Patharā (पथरा):—n. 1. bed of patient or sick-person; 2. state of severe sickness/illness;

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Nepali is the primary language of the Nepalese people counting almost 20 million native speakers. The country of Nepal is situated in the Himalaya mountain range to the north of India.

See also (Relevant definitions)

Starts with: Pataracam, Pataratcai, Patarayanan, Pathara-sundarai-bana, Patharaambati, Patharakhana, Patharana, Patharaphoda, Patharasuva, Patharava, Patharavata, Pattar-ay-panivar, Pattara, Pattaracu, Pattaravi.

Ends with: Pattara.

Full-text: Pattara, Pathar, Pathari, Pathara-sundarai-bana, Patharavata, Pathadi, Alashi, Patada, Pathana, Pathada.

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