Marathi

Ghole is surname among Marathi Deshastha Brahmins

The Gonds are one of the most famous and important tribes in India, known for their unique customs and traditions. The term 'Gond' is derived from the Telugu word 'Konda' which means hill.

For a male: "Arey, kaay kartoys?" or "Arey, kaay karat aahes?"

For a female: "Aga, kaay karatyehs? or "Aga, kaay karat aahes?"

For multiple people, or for your elder/superior: "Aho, tumhi kaay karat ahaat?

Guru

Among the many kinds of Indian weddings, the Maharashtrian (or Marathi) wedding is one of the most simplest but just as beautiful. With great emphasis laid on the rituals, the wedding ceremony of the Maharashtrians reflects a unique sense of elegance.

"Khoop chaan, malaa awadla." (hard"ch", hard "d")

"Phaarach changla, malaa awadla." (soft "ch", hard "d")

Akrod

"Clean" or "pure" (technically means "without dirt")

Bhavsar kshtirya are not belonged to schedule caste . They come under backward caste

"Kharach" (soft "ch")

Vilaayati gavat

Jhendoo (hard "d")

Maratha (Kshatriya)

go on google translator man, what do i look like ffs

To a woman: "Saubhaagyavati bhav". The meaning "may you always remain a married woman".

“Perave tase ugawate” (पेरावे तसे उगवते)

mirvel

because i love this story,

i see this more lagunge,

Tamil & Kannada.

Yes, it is another name for the Twashta Kasar community of Marathi brahmins

garpit

Mother's sister: Mavashi

Father's sister: Aatya (soft "t")

Maternal uncle's wife: Maami

Paternal uncle's wife: Kaku

Yes, Tambat is considered a Brahmin surname in Marathi culture. It is associated with the Brahmin community in Maharashtra and is often linked to those who traditionally engaged in priestly or scholarly roles. Surnames in this community often reflect specific regional, occupational, or ancestral ties.

Mahar, a Dalit caste.

"A", then nasal "n" with a rafaar on top, then "v'. अर्णव.

raspberry= काळा आंचू | kaallaa aaNchuu