Marwari
- adjective
- /mɑːrˈwɑːri/
- She prepared a delicious Marwari meal using traditional spices from Rajasthan.
Examples
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Many Marwari festivals feature colorful dances and elaborate costumes.
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She wore a beautiful Marwari dress to the festival.
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The Marwari community is known for its rich business traditions and philanthropy.
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The Marwari culture is rich in traditions and festivals.
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The Marwari community is known for its rich business traditions and philanthropy.
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Many Marwari festivals feature colorful dances and elaborate costumes.
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The Marwari culture is rich in traditions and festivals.
Synonyms
About Rajasthan, its people, language and culture
Surface Forms
Morphology
Marwari = Marwar (transparent) = Marwar + i
Formed directly from the place name 'Marwar' with the adjectival/ethnonymic suffix '-i', so meaning 'relating to Marwar' is straightforward for someone who knows the base.
Etymology
The word Marwari comes from the place name Marwar in Rajasthan, and Marwar comes from a local word Maru meaning 'desert'. The ending -i means 'from', like in Punjabi, so Marwari describes something or someone 'from' that desert region.