Udadya Muruma, aka: Uḍadyā Murūma; 1 Definition(s)
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uḍadyā murūma (उडद्या मुरूम).—m A kind of murūma (decayed rock). It breaks into very fine and black particles resembling the pulse uḍīda.
Source: DDSA: The Molesworth Marathi and English DictionaryMarathi 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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| Muruma | muruma (मुरुम).—m A fissile kind of stone. m n Eruption upon the face, about pu-
berty, of pimp... | |
| Tambada Muruma | tāmbaḍā murūma (तांबडा मुरूम).—m A red kind of murūma q. v. for the other kinds. | |
| Dagadi Muruma | dagaḍī murūma (दगडी मुरूम).—m A hard kind of murūma q. v. 2 Stone broken into small fragments i... | |
| Lokhandi Muruma | lōkhaṇḍī murūma (लोखंडी मुरूम).—m A hard kind of murūma q. v. | |
| Khara | Khara (खर).—nt., n. of a hamlet: Divy 577.11. | |
| Kondyamuruma | kōṇḍyāmurūma (कोंड्यामुरूम).—m (Branny murūma.) A very soft and powdery kind of murūma or de-
c... | |
| Barada | baraḍa (बरड).—m An insect infesting grain, wood &c. Pr. turī barōbara baraḍa ciraḍalā jātō.--- ... | |
| Kharapata | kharapaṭa (खरपट).—n A rocky surface. A blister. a Rugged and hard. | |
| Muramada | muramāḍa (मुरमाड).—n Crumbly rock; the decayed trap. a A bounding in muruma-soil. | |
| Buruma | buruma (बुरुम).—Commonly muruma. | |
| Burambata | burambaṭa (बुरंबट).—a Consisting of or having the stone called muruma-soil. | |
| Mukhadushika | Mukhadūṣikā (मुखदूषिका).—an eruption disfiguring the face. Mukhadūṣikā is a Sanskrit compound c... | |
| Kalamuruma | kāḷāmurūma (काळामुरूम).—m Black variety of murūma q. v. | |
| Muramadi | muramāḍī (मुरमाडी) [or मुरमाड, muramāḍa].—a Abounding in or consisting of murūma--ground, soil. |
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