Marathi

Tula तुळ

kalaji ghya.

Firstly, be sure you're in UTF-8 character encoding. You can do this by adding a meta tag to you header, or by adjusting server settings.

Next, you simply write in Marathi using the letters you're used to. To add a color, you need to surround part of your content with a tag you can add a class or style attribute to.

<div>I have no idea what this says <span>मैत्रीण माझी नाजुक</span> I hope it's not offensive.</div>

If you want to do it the quick and simple way, you can add a style attribute to the SPAN element. Thusly:

<div>I have no idea what this says <span style="color:red;font-family:Tahoma,Geneva,Helectia,sans-serif;">मैत्रीण माझी नाजुक</span> I hope it's not offensive.</div>

This works well if you only need to change the color this one time. If you want to change the color on a group of elements, you give the elements a class.

<div>I have no idea what this says <span class="bigRed">मैत्रीण माझी नाजुक</span> I hope it's not offensive.</div>

Then, in the header of the document you give yourself a stylesheet using STYLE tags.

<style type="text/css">

.bigRed {color:red;font-family:sans-serif;}

</style>

Now you can apply the style to any element. For instance the whole of the div, if you want.

The key point to notice is that typing in Marathi is the same as any other language, because UTF-8 has the glyphs. As long as we're in that character set, you can just type it in.

nam kaye

"tu kuthun aahes" is the marathi translation. Marathi is a regional language spoken in Maharshtra.

"Gure" or "Dhore"

'Sahabhagi hone', 'konatihi goshta ati karane'

khaatik or Kasai

What are you doing - in Marathi "Kay karat aahat?"

Where are you going - in Marathi means - "Kuthe jaat aahat? "

its a type of stuip

"Chitta"

A lady who guard other people, A lady who is powerful to save others

'Shalya' means 'Surgery or operation of body parts'

"Aapla divas mangalmay hovo" or "Tumcha divas shubh raho"

"Aamchya ithe chavishta ani ruchkar mithai milel"

Mazya priy muli la vaadhdivsachya hardik shubhechcha.

"Ekikaran"

The Marathi name "Kalpesh" is derived from Sanskrit, where "Kalp" means creation or imagination, and "Ish" refers to God or lord. Therefore, Kalpesh can be interpreted as "Lord of Creation" or "God of Imagination." It is often associated with creativity and artistic abilities. The name is commonly given to boys in Marathi-speaking communities.

In the show "Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah," the character Bhide is often associated with the background music that features traditional Marathi folk tunes, particularly elements that reflect the cultural essence of Maharashtra. The music typically includes instruments like the dholki or harmonium, creating a lively and authentic atmosphere that complements Bhide's character as a schoolteacher and a community figure. This choice of music enhances the show's comedic and relatable moments involving Bhide.

Actually, xerox is the name of a company which manufactured photo copy machines. So, photo copy is thereafter called xerox. Anyways, in Marathi photo copy is called छायाचितà¥à¤° नकà¥à¤•à¤² (chhayachitra nakkal)

Suprabhaat

The English word for gavandi is Mason

Vilayachi

An aeroplane is called विमान (Vimaan) in Marathi