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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 Dararoj (दररोज), which means Every Day or Daily in Marathi. Pronounced da-ra-roj, this word is perfect for conversations about daily routines, habits, or anything you do on a regular basis. Adding Dararoj to your vocabulary will help you talk about consistency and daily activities in Marathi.

Word breakdown: 

दररोज
Pronunciation: (da-ra-roj)
Meaning: Every Day, Daily

Where to use it:

Dararoj is useful when you want to talk about actions or routines that happen daily. You can use it to discuss habits, schedules, or anything that repeats on a daily basis, making it a helpful addition to your Marathi vocabulary.

5 Usage sentences: 

• मी दररोज व्यायाम करतो.
  (Mi dararoj vyaayam karto.) – I exercise every day.

• तो दररोज शाळेत जातो.
  (To dararoj shalet jato.) – He goes to school every day.

• तुम्ही दररोज हे करू शकता का?
  (Tumhi dararoj he karu shaktaa ka?) – Can you do this every day?

• ती दररोज पुस्तक वाचते.
  (Ti dararoj pustak vachate.) – She reads a book every day.

• दररोज अर्धा तास अभ्यास करा.
  (Dararoj ardha taas abhyas kara.) – Study for half an hour every day.

Did you know?

In Marathi, Dararoj is commonly used to express regularity and consistency. It’s ideal for discussing any habit, task, or activity that you want to emphasize as part of a daily routine, and is a great way to express commitment.

Tip of the day:

Use Dararoj to talk about any daily actions you want to establish or reinforce, whether it’s a personal routine or something new you’re starting. This word is especially handy when describing healthy habits or study routines in Marathi.

You can pair Dararoj with other routine-specific words to add detail:

• दररोज सकाळी (Dararoj sakali) – Every morning

• दररोज रात्री (Dararoj raatri) – Every night
  These variations help to specify daily routines in Marathi.

Your practice challenge:

Today, use Dararoj in your conversations when discussing any daily habits or routines.

Practice describing your day-to-day activities using this word and see how it adds to your Marathi fluency!

With love,
Nikhil