English Meaning of divasa

Meaning of 'divasa'

m (S) A natural day (of twenty-four hours). 2 An artificial day (of twelve hours). 3 Daytime. 4 By meton. The sun. Pr. jethe njave ntethe ndoivara di0. ajhuna pahila di0 or prathama di0 or purva di0 ahe There is no change yet; all is as at the beginning. cara di0 sasuce cara di0 sunece Every dog has his day. di0 kadhane-nghalane-ndhakalane-ndavadane-ṃragadane-ṃlotane- ṃsarane To pass the days under difficulties and shifts. ndi0 gheuna (-yene-njane &c.) Whilst it is day; before dark;--to come, go &c. ndi0 jato pana bola urato The day passes, but one's (daily) words stand fast. See Matt. xii. 36. di0 jhadaṃvara ala The sun is on the tree-tops, i.e. somewhat high; or -dari ṃala or -dari mbahera -is coming in or is at the door, i.e. is just risen. di0 phirane To change for the worse--the times. ndi0 mage mpahatata The days are adverse. divasa ujedi, ndivasasakata, divasapurvi Before sunset or daydown. divasane ndoke nkadhale The sun is peeping above the horizon, i.e. is just risen. ndivasabarobara At sunrise or at sunset. divasa mmasala lavane-mpajane To indulge (in drinking, gambling, whoring &c.) openly, sub jove. ndivasavara najara dene or ndivasasarakha hone To have respect to (the constraint or the intimation of) the times. ndusarya divasavara nene To adjourn, prorogue, postpone: also to procrastinate. nnava di0 ugavane in. con. (To rise into newness of life.) Used on recovery from dangerous sickness or escape from jeopardy or peril. mmagala prahara divasa rahata At three P. M. ṃvarsa evadha divasa (The day long as a year.) A common term for the days (as growing longer and longer) from the vernal equinox to the summer solstice.

Meaning of दिवस

m (S) A natural day (of twenty-four hours). 2 An artificial day (of twelve hours). 3 Daytime. 4 By meton. The sun. Pr. जेथें जावें तेथें डोईवर दि0. अझून पहिला दि0 or प्रथम दि0 or पूर्व दि0 आहे There is no change yet; all is as at the beginning. चार दि0 सासूचे चार दि0 सुनेचे Every dog has his day. दि0 काढणें-घालणें-ढकलणें-दवडणें-रगडणें-लोटणें- सारणें To pass the days under difficulties and shifts. दि0 घेऊन (-येणें-जाणें &c.) Whilst it is day; before dark;--to come, go &c. दि0 जातो पण बोल उरतो The day passes, but one's (daily) words stand fast. See Matt. xii. 36. दि0 झाडांवर आला The sun is on the tree-tops, i.e. somewhat high; or -दारीं आला or -दारीं बाहेर -is coming in or is at the door, i.e. is just risen. दि0 फिरणें To change for the worse--the times. दि0 मागें पाहतात The days are adverse. दिवसा उजेडीं, दिवसासकट, दिवसापूर्वी Before sunset or daydown. दिवसानें डोकें काढलें The sun is peeping above the horizon, i.e. is just risen. दिवसाबरोबर At sunrise or at sunset. दिवसां मशाल लावणें-पाजणें To indulge (in drinking, gambling, whoring &c.) openly, sub jove. दिवसावर नजर देणें or दिवसासारखा होणें To have respect to (the constraint or the intimation of) the times. दुसऱ्या दिवसावर नेणें To adjourn, prorogue, postpone: also to procrastinate. नवा दि0 उगवणें in. con. (To rise into newness of life.) Used on recovery from dangerous sickness or escape from jeopardy or peril. मागला प्रहर दिवस राहतां At three P. M. वर्षा एवढा दिवस (The day long as a year.) A common term for the days (as growing longer and longer) from the vernal equinox to the summer solstice.

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