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Lai bhaari

लाई भारी
LYE bha-REE /laɪ bʱaːɾi/

A colloquial expression meaning 'very good' or 'excellent'.

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Meaning & usage

The phrase 'Lai bhaari' is commonly used in Marathi to express approval or admiration, translating to 'very good' or 'excellent'. It's often used in casual conversations to compliment something or someone. The phrase reflects the informal and friendly nature of Marathi communication.

In a sentence

The food at the restaurant was lai bhaari, and everyone enjoyed it.

As seen in crosswords

Lai bhaari is a 9-letter answer. A typical clue:

“A colloquial expression meaning 'very good' or 'excellent'” (3,6)

Category: General Origin: Marathi Script: Marathi

Related words

  • Jhakaas — A colloquial term meaning 'awesome' or 'fantastic' in Mumbai slang.
  • Bhankas — Useless banter
  • 'नल्ला' (Nalla) — A Tamil word meaning 'good' or 'well'.
  • Chhyabla — A term used to describe someone who is silly or foolish.
  • Arre yaar — An expression of surprise or frustration.
  • Saar — It is "Sir", just pronounced this way in south India (mostly bengaluru/chennai side)

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