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Learn new Marathi word, its meaning, and how you can use it in everyday conversations.

Word of the day:

Today's word is Aarsaa (आरसा), which means mirror in Marathi. Pronounced as aar-saa, this everyday word is essential when talking about reflections, grooming, or describing objects that show an image. It’s a practical word that you’ll frequently encounter in various contexts.

Word breakdown: 

आरसा
Pronunciation: (aar-saa)
Meaning: Mirror

Where to use it:

You can use Aarsaa when talking about a physical mirror or figuratively when referring to someone or something reflecting another’s qualities. Whether you’re describing an actual mirror or using it in a metaphorical sense, Aarsaa is a versatile word that can be used in daily conversations.

5 Usage sentences: 

• आरशात पहा, तुमचे केस मस्त आहेत.
  (Aarsaat paha, tumche kes mast aahet.) – Look in the mirror, your hair looks great.

• आरसा नेहमी खिडकीजवळ ठेवतो.
  (Aarsaa nehmi khidkijawal thevto.) – I always keep the mirror near the window.

• तिने आरशात स्वतःचे प्रतिबिंब पाहिले.
  (Tine aarsaat swataache pratibimb pahile.) – She saw her reflection in the mirror.

• आरसा खरेदी करताना त्याची गुणवत्ता तपासा.
  (Aarsaa kharedi kartana tyachi gunwatta tapasa.) – Check the quality when buying a mirror.

• तुम्ही इतरांचा आरसा असता.
  (Tumhi itaranchaa aarsaa asta.) – You are a reflection of others.

Did you know?

Aarsaa (mirror) is often used metaphorically to describe self-reflection, truth, and introspection. Just like a mirror shows our external appearance, Aarsaa in figurative terms can reflect our inner selves.

Tip of the day:

Use Aarsaa in your conversations today, whether you’re talking about an actual mirror or using it metaphorically to describe someone reflecting certain qualities. This will help you get familiar with both literal and figurative uses of the word.

You can use Aarsaa in deeper contexts to talk about self-reflection or introspection. For instance, saying आपला आरसा पाहा (Aapla aarsaa paha) means Look at your own reflection, implying that someone should introspect or self-examine.

Your practice challenge:

Use the word Aarsaa when describing a mirror or when reflecting on your own qualities or someone else’s. Whether literal or metaphorical, practice how you use it.

Share how you incorporated the word into your conversations today!

With love,
Nikhil