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Marathi-English dictionary

Source: DDSA: The Molesworth Marathi and English Dictionary

rupayā (रुपया).—, m (rupēṃ Silver.) A rupee. The covert terms for a rupee and its parts are rāma One rupee, sītā Half a rupee, lakṣumaṇa A quarter, bharata An eighth or two an̤as, rāmadāsa A sixteenth or one an̤a. rupayācī māna mōḍaṇēṃ To change a rupee.

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rupāyā (रुपाया).—, m (rupēṃ Silver.) A rupee. The covert terms for a rupee and its parts are rāma One rupee, sītā Half a rupee, lakṣumaṇa A quarter, bharata An eighth or two an̤as, rāmadāsa A sixteenth or one an̤a. rupayācī māna mōḍaṇēṃ To change a rupee.

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

rupayā (रुपया).—m A rupee.

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rupāyā (रुपाया).—m A rupee.

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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

Rupayā (रुपया) [Also spelled rupya]:—(nm) a rupee; money, wealth; -[paisā] money; wealth; [rupayevālā] opulent, rich, wealthy, moneyed; —[uḍānā] to squander, to spend extravagantly; —[aiṃṭhanā] to fleece/extort money; —[kharā honā] to have earned a sum, money to be good as in hand;—[joḍanā ] to accumulate money/wealth; —[ṭhīkarī karanā] to squander away one’s wealth, —[ḍūbanā] money to become irrecoverable, money to be lost; —[tūḍavānā / toḍavānā] to change (into smaller coins); —[pānī kī taraha bahānā/-pānī meṃ pheṃkanā] to squander away one’s money; to make the money fly; —[banānā] to make money like hay, to mint money, to earn a fortune; —[bhūnānā] to change (into smaller coins); —[māranā] to embezzle; to misappropriate; not to repay one’s money; [rupaye kī garmī honā ] to be purse proud, to have a swollen head on account of fat purse; [rupaye ke pāṃva honā] money is round and roll away; your money burns a hole in your pocket.

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Starts with: Rupayaksha, Rupayan, Rupayan Sansthan, Rupayana, Rupayat, Rupayatana, Rupayauvana, Rupayauvanavant, Rupayauvanavat, Rupayauvanotsahin.

Ends with: Belapatri Rupaya, Belapuri Rupaya, Bhatavadi Rupaya, Caturupaya, Dewa-rupaya, Durupaya, Harinirupaya, Jaripatakarupaya, Nirupaya, Panhali Rupaya, Ratavyaca Rupaya, Sarupaya.

Full-text (+3): Dewa-rupaya, Citodi, Panhali Rupaya, Bhatavadi Rupaya, Maji, Jaripatakarupaya, Belapuri Rupaya, Rupataka, Belapatri Rupaya, Mantrika, Mantrikakhela, Ratavyaca Rupaya, Naphara, Bhunda, Catana, Ekhada, Lanka, Rupya, Calata, Haranem.

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