Mahratti
- noun
- /mɑːˈrɑːti/
- Archaic
- I learned Mahratti during my visit to Maharashtra.
Examples
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She is fluent in both Hindi and Mahratti.
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The official documents were translated into Mahratti for the local population.
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Learning Mahratti helped him better understand the culture of Maharashtra.
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Many Mahrattis are proud of their cultural heritage.
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Learning Mahratti helped him better understand the culture of Maharashtra.
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She is fluent in both Hindi and Mahratti.
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The official documents were translated into Mahratti for the local population.
Synonyms
A language spoken in the Indian state of Maharashtra and written with Devanagari letters
An Indian language spoken mainly in Maharashtra and written in Devanagari script
A language spoken in India, mainly in Maharashtra, written in Devanagari
Compounds
- Archaic
A language spoken in India, mainly in Maharashtra, written in Devanagari
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Mahratti, also spelled Marathi, comes from the name of the people Marāṭha, who lived in the region now called Maharashtra, and it means the 'language of the Marathas', which is why Mahratti refers to the local language of that part of India.