English Meaning of ghodeṃ

Meaning of 'ghodeṃ'

n (neut of ghoda) A horse. (Without distinction of sex.) 2 A common term for the two longitudinal timbers of a gada or load-cart. 3 A form of float. It ordinarily has two gourds in the fore part and two behind. apale nghode ndhakalane-ṃhakane-nghalane--To push forward one's own business; to be selfish. 2 To interrupt conversation by obtruding one's own observations. nghode nkhai bhade The horse is eating his head off. Used when the expenses of conducting a business exceed the advantages resulting from it. nghode nthakane g. of s. To be tired out; to be stopped or brought to a stand; to be done up (in traveling, trade, business, study). mmajhe nghode ṃani jau nde pudhe Let my business be done whatever happens. Phrase used in reproving selfishness.ṃ

Meaning of घोडें

n (neut of घोडा) A horse. (Without distinction of sex.) 2 A common term for the two longitudinal timbers of a गाडा or load-cart. 3 A form of float. It ordinarily has two gourds in the fore part and two behind. आपलें घोडें ढकलणें-हाकणें-घालणें--To push forward one's own business; to be selfish. 2 To interrupt conversation by obtruding one's own observations. घोडें खाई भाडें The horse is eating his head off. Used when the expenses of conducting a business exceed the advantages resulting from it. घोडें थकणें g. of s. To be tired out; to be stopped or brought to a stand; to be done up (in traveling, trade, business, study). माझें घोडें आणि जाऊं दे पुढें Let my business be done whatever happens. Phrase used in reproving selfishness.

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