Navhe, Navh膿: 1 definition
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: DDSA: The Molesworth Marathi and English Dictionary苍补惫丑脓 (啶ㄠさ啷嵿す啷�).鈥擜 bridged from na h艒ya. As the persons of this tense are perplexing we insert them. m墨 苍补惫丑脓 or 苍补惫丑脓峁� I am not; t奴 苍补惫丑脓sa or navhasa; t艒, t墨, or t膿峁� 苍补惫丑脓; 膩mh墨 navh艒峁� or 苍补惫丑脓; tumh墨 navh膩峁� or 苍补惫丑腻苍迟补 or 苍补惫丑脓 or 苍补惫丑脓ta; t膿, ty膩, or t墨峁� 苍补惫丑脓ta or navhata: and it respects, not the being or the local relation of its subject, but its nature, properties, class, kind, form &c.; as t艒 gatavar峁Ｄ箖 m膿l膩 t艒 膩t膩峁� 苍腻丑墨峁� (not 苍补惫丑脓); t艒 ty膩 ghar墨峁� ty膩 艣ahar墨峁� &c. 苍腻丑墨峁� (not 苍补惫丑脓); h膩 k膩岣纺� 苍补惫丑脓; h膩 p膩峁Ｄ佱箛a 苍补惫丑脓; manu峁a 苍补惫丑脓; br膩hma峁嘺 苍补惫丑脓; g艒l膩k膩ra 苍补惫丑脓 &c. (not in these places 苍腻丑墨峁�).
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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Full-text (+21): Hoya Navhe, Pangila, Aranuka, Ardhavata, Yamabadha, Phalavanccha, Nirakaranem, Bhavamocaka, Anarisa, Asatasa, Cauti, Davekari, Labada, Manusabala, Dukata, Mrityupantha, Tadrisha, Manushyabala, Parakrita, Drishtipata.
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