English Meaning of bahera

Meaning of 'bahera'

ad & prep (bahisa S) On the outside; out or without. 2 Beyond or on the farther side of. Used in many senses, lit. fig; as mahinyace bahera, ajnebahera, siristyabahera. 3 A covert and polite phrase used by the wife in speaking of her husband. Correl. with gharanta q. v. Ex. bahera sanga ki nje- vayace ṃatapale Tell my husband &c. He may have said ngharanta sanga ki ṃaja saimpaka lavakara atapava. ba0 karane To part with; to dispose of; to put away from (articles of property by sale &c.) ṃva0 nighane or mpadane To leave her husband and home and take to the streets, or dwell with a strange man;--used of a married woman. mba0 basayasa jane To go and sit with a friend. mbaheraca External, outward. 2 Strange, foreign, not a member of the family or not an inmate of the house. 3 (From the residing of such persons outside the village.) A

Meaning of बाहेर

ad & prep (बहिस S) On the outside; out or without. 2 Beyond or on the farther side of. Used in many senses, lit. fig; as महिन्याचे बाहेर, आज्ञेबाहेर, शिरिस्त्याबाहेर. 3 A covert and polite phrase used by the wife in speaking of her husband. Correl. with घरांत q. v. Ex. बाहेर सांग कीं जे- वायाचें अटपलें Tell my husband &c. He may have said घरांत सांग कीं आज सैंपाक लवकर अटपावा. बा0 करणें To part with; to dispose of; to put away from (articles of property by sale &c.) वा0 निघणें or पडणें To leave her husband and home and take to the streets, or dwell with a strange man;--used of a married woman. बा0 बसायास जाणें To go and sit with a friend. बाहेरचा External, outward. 2 Strange, foreign, not a member of the family or not an inmate of the house. 3 (From the residing of such persons outside the village.) A

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