What is the meaning of fakta?
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What is the meaning of fakta?
fakta Noun. fakta, (datainformation) data, the ~ Noun. information, the ~ Noun.
What is mean by only in Marathi?
IPA: oʊnliMarathi: ओन्ली
What called cricket in Marathi?
Definition in Marathi: अकरा खेळाडूंच्या गटात बॉल, बॅट आणि दोन विकेट्ससह मोठ्या गवताच्या मैदानावर खेळला जाणारा एक मैदानी खेळ, विरोधी संघापेक्षा जास्त रन काढणे हा खेळाचा उद्देश असतो
What is mean by food in Marathi?
Definition in Marathi: जीवन किंवा वाढ टिकवून ठेवण्यासाठी मनुष्य किंवा प्राणी जे पौष्टिक पदार्थ खातात किंवा पीतात किंवा जे वनस्पती शोषतात
What is cricket called in Sanskrit?
“gendu balla krida” which means game of bat and ball.
What is food called in Sanskrit?
Spoken Sanskrit
| भोजन | bhojana | food |
|---|---|---|
| आभोगि | Abhogi | food |
| इडा | iDA | food |
| इरा | irA | food |
| कृत्ति | kRtti | food |
Is Foodgasm a word?
Foodgasm (a term which comes out from the combination of the words “food” and “orgasm”) is a neologism that indicates a pleasurable and euphoric feeling of satisfaction that occurs during the consumption of particularly amazing and delicious foods: this pleasure is sometimes accompanied by vocal noises (e.g. moans.
What is the meaning of Marathi?
Definition of Marathi : the chief Indo-Aryan language of the state of Maharashtra in India First Known Use of Marathi 1698, in the meaning defined above
What is the meaning of KAAY zaalaa in Marathi?
Kaay zaalaa or Kaay zaalay means What happened? it could also mean What is the result (after a delivery, giving a birth to a baby). To your more knowledge if the question is asked : Zaalay kaay / zaal kaa? = is’t and or have you finished / completed (when referring to a task, work, job or any kind of activity)? , Marathi by birth and culture.
What is the difference between Marathi and North Indian culture?
Marathis are lot more strict, conservatives about morals, proud of language, culturally rich, clever and diversified as compared to North. We have rich Theater tradition as it exists in Telugu, Kannada and Tamil, but totally absent in North. Update 1: I forgot to mention our naming system.