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Words in Marathi
ओझे
[ozhe], uncountable noun (neuter)
Alternate form: ओझं [ozha]
load, burden
इतकं ओझं मला उचलायला जमणार नाही. [itka ozha malā učlāylā zamṇār nāhī] I won't be able to lift such a burden.
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Origin
Old Marathi ओझें [ojheṅ] or बोझें [bojheṅ], from Maharashtri Prakrit वोज्झ [vojjha], from Sanskrit वह्य [vahya] ("fit to be carried", portable bed or palanquin), from Proto-Indo-European *wóǵʰ-yo-s (“fit to be carried”), from *weǵʰ- (“to carry, draw”).
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Words in Marathi
बेडूक
[beḍūk], noun (masculine), plural बेडूक [beḍūk]
frog
सविताने एक हिरवा बेडूक पकडला. [savitāne ek hirvā beḍūk pakaḍlā] Savita caught a green frog.
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Origin
Old Marathi बेडूक [beḍūka]. The etymology beyond that isn't 100% clear, but the word is of Sanskrit origin.
Kulkarni speculates that the word is derived from भेकमण्डूक [bhekamaṇḍūka] (frog), which comes from भेक [bheka] + मण्डूक [maṇḍūka], both of which are Sanskrit words meaning 'frog'.
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Usage Note
Marathi does not distinguish between frogs and toads, so बेडूक [beḍūk] applies to both.
Words in Marathi
पसारा
[pasārā], uncountable noun (masculine)
clutter, mess
राफाएलच्या खोलीत खेळण्यांचा पसारा होता. [rāfāelcyā kholīt kheḷṇyāṅčā pasārā hotā] There was a mess of toys in Rafael's room.
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Origin
Old Marathi पसारा [pasārā], from Maharashtri Prakrit पसारा [pasārā], from Sanskrit प्रसार [prasāra] (spreading out, extension).
The Sanskrit word is also a learned borrowing in Marathi, where it means "spread", "expansion", or "broadcast".
Words in Marathi
ऊस
[ūs], uncountable noun (masculine)
sugar cane
उसापासून आपल्याला साखर मिळते. [usāpāsūn āplyālā sākhar miḷte] We get sugar from sugar cane.
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Origin
Old Marathi उस [usa], from Maharashtri Prakrit उच्छु [ucchu], from Sanskrit इक्षु [ikṣu].
Kulkarni believes the word to be of Austro-Asiatic origin beyond the Sanskrit word.
Words in Marathi
कापड
[kāpaḍ], noun (neuter), plural कापडे [kāpḍe] or कापडं [kāpḍa]
cloth
हे कापड अतिशय मऊ आहे. [he kāpaḍ atiśay maū āhe] This cloth is very soft.
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Origin
Old Marathi कापड [kāpaḍa], from Maharashtri Prakrit कप्पड [kappaḍa], from Sanskrit कर्पट [karpaṭa], ultimately of Munda origin.
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Related words
कपडा [kapḍā] - piece of clothing
कापडी [kāpḍī] - cloth (adjective), i.e. something made of cloth
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Words in Marathi
मोकळे
[mokḷe], gendered adjective
free, loose, unbound
उद्या संध्याकाळी मोकळा आहेस का? udyā saṅdhyākāḷī mokḷā āhes kā
Are you free tomorrow evening? ---
Origin:
Old Marathi मोकळ [mokaḷa], from Maharashtri Prakrit मोक्कल [mokkala], from मुक्क [mukka] + ल [la], from Sanskrit मुक्त [mukta].
The word मुक्त [mukta] is also a learned borrowing in Marathi.
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Related words and phrases:
मोकळा श्वास [mokḷā śvās] - sigh of relief
मोकळी वेळ [mokḷī veḷ] - free time, leisure
मोकळ्या मनाने [mokḷyā manāne] - candidly, frankly
मोकळ्या हवेत [mokḷyā havet] - in the open air, outdoors
मोकळे करणे [mokḷe karṇe] - to clear, to free up
मोकळेपणा [mokḷepaṇā] - "free-ness", freedom
मोकळेपणाने [mokḷepaṇāne] - freely
Words in Marathi
काळजी
[kāḷjī], noun (feminine), uncountable
worry, care, concern
मला माझ्या शेताची काळजी आहे. malā mājhyā śetācī kāḷjī āhe
I am concerned for my farm. (lit. I have concern of my farm)
Origin:
Doublet of काळीज [kāḷīz]. This word means 'liver' biologically, but it is figuratively used to mean 'heart'.
काळीज [kāḷīz] comes from Old Marathi काळज [kāḷaja], eventually from Sanskrit कालेय [kāleya].
Compound verbs and associated terms:
काळजी असणे [kāḷjī asṇe] - to have concern for
काळजी वाटणे [kāḷjī vāṭṇe] - to feel worried
काळजी करणे [kāḷjī karṇe] - to worry
काळजी घेणे [kāḷjī gheṇe] - to take care
काळजीपूर्वक [kāḷjīpūrvak] - carefully, with care
काळजीकारक [kāḷjīkārak] - worrying, worrisome
काळजीवाहक [kāḷjīvāhak] - custodian
काळजीवाहू [kāḷjīvāhū] - caretaker
काळजीमुक्त [kāḷjīmukta] - carefree
Words in Marathi
फाडणे
[fāḍṇe], transitive verb
to tear
तिने त्याचं पत्र फाडून आगीत टाकलं. tine tyāča patra fāḍūn āgīt ṭakla
She tore up his letter and threw it in the fire.
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Origin:
Old Marathi फाडणे [phāḍaṇe], from Maharashtri Prakrit फाडेइ [phāḍei], from Sanskrit स्फाटयति [sphāṭayati].
The Sanskrit term is related to the root स्फट् [sphaṭ] (to burst, to expand).
Related terms:
डोळे फाडणे [ḍoḷe fāḍṇe] - to open eyes wide
फाटणे [fāṭṇe] - to be torn
