Meaning of "ऐंश" in the Marathi dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF ऐंश IN MARATHI

ऐंश  [[ainsa]]

WHAT DOES ऐंश MEAN IN MARATHI?

Definition of ऐंश in the Marathi dictionary

Chopsticks (B) bait. 'Ashaacheya aaaa Minu Jhombi- Like a tube. ' -Kharipu 1.17.37 [No. Bait.]

ऐंश—न. (गो.) आमिष. 'ऐंशाचेया आसा । मिनु झोंबि- नला जैसा ।' -ख्रिपु १.१७.३७. [सं. आमिष.]

TRANSLATION OF ऐंश

Find out the translation of ऐंश to 25 languages with our Marathi multilingual translator.

The translations of ऐंश from Marathi to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «ऐंश» in Marathi.

• Translator Marathi - Chinese: 艾因萨
• Translator Marathi - Spanish: Ainsa
• Translator Marathi - English: ainsa
• Translator Marathi - Hindi: Ainsa
• Translator Marathi - Arabic: Ainsa
• Translator Marathi - Russian: Аинса
• Translator Marathi - Portuguese: ainsa
• Translator Marathi - Bengali: ainsa
• Translator Marathi - French: Ainsa
• Translator Marathi - Malay: Ainsa
• Translator Marathi - German: Ainsa
• Translator Marathi - Japanese: アインサ
• Translator Marathi - Korean: Ainsa
• Translator Marathi - Javanese: ainsa
• Translator Marathi - Vietnamese: Ainsa
• Translator Marathi - Tamil: ainsa
• Marathi: ऐंश
• Translator Marathi - Turkish: ainsa
• Translator Marathi - Italian: Ainsa
• Translator Marathi - Polish: ainsa
• Translator Marathi - Ukrainian: Аинса
• Translator Marathi - Romanian: Ainsa
• Translator Marathi - Greek: Ainsa
• Translator Marathi - Afrikaans: Ainsa
• Translator Marathi - Swedish: Ainsa
• Translator Marathi - Norwegian: Ainsa

MARATHI BOOKS RELATING TO «ऐंश»

Discover the use of ऐंश in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to ऐंश and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Marathi literature.

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(3) सुमेरी - अक्कादी साहित्य दा रचनाकाल ईसा कोला त्रै हज़ार साल पैहले कोला लेइयै ई० पू० छे सौ साल तोड़ी मन्नेआ जंदा ऐ ते एहदे किश ऐंश असुरें दी राजधानी निनेवेच, क्यूनिफार्म ...

Shivanath, 2001