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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 Pariksha (परीक्षा), which means exam or test in Marathi. Pronounced as pa-ri-ksha, this word is commonly used in academic contexts but can also refer to any kind of challenge or test in life. It’s a vital word for students, professionals, and anyone preparing for life’s tests.

Word breakdown: 

परीक्षा
Pronunciation: (pa-ri-ksha)
Meaning: Exam, test, or trial

Where to use it:

You can use Pariksha when discussing academic examinations, assessments, or even life challenges. It applies to formal exams in schools or universities, but can also describe personal tests, such as overcoming obstacles or achieving goals.

5 Usage sentences: 

• माझी परीक्षेची तयारी चांगली झाली आहे.
  (Maazhi parikshechi tayari changli zhaali aahe.) – My exam preparation is going well.

• तुम्ही परीक्षेच्या वेळेवर पोहोचले पाहिजे.
  (Tumhi parikshechya welewar pohchle pahije.) – You should arrive on time for the exam.

• या महिन्यात माझ्या दोन परीक्षा आहेत.
  (Ya mahinyaat maajhya don pariksha aahet.) – I have two exams this month.

• जीवनात आपल्याला अनेक परीक्षांना सामोरे जावे लागते.
  (Jeevanaat aaplyala anek parikshanna saamore jaave laagte.) – In life, we have to face many tests.

• तिने तिच्या परीक्षेत पहिला क्रमांक मिळवला.
  (Tine tichya parikshet pehla kramank milavla.) – She secured the first rank in her exam.

Did you know?

The word Pariksha comes from the Sanskrit root word meaning "to test or examine." It symbolizes both formal evaluations (like school exams) and the various challenges or trials one faces in life.

Tip of the day:

Use Pariksha when talking about an upcoming exam or life test. It’s a great way to get comfortable with the word, especially when discussing preparation or strategies to overcome challenges.

You can also use Pariksha metaphorically. For example, Samay chi pariksha (समय ची परीक्षा) means the test of time, referring to how situations evolve over time and challenge your patience or resilience.

Your practice challenge:

Incorporate the word Pariksha into your conversations today, whether you’re talking about a literal exam or a personal challenge you’re facing. Reflect on how you use the word.

Feel free to share your experiences of how it helped you express yourself more effectively!

With love,
Nikhil