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** Namdev, Marathi saint and poet ( b. 1270 )
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** Nachani न ा चण ी ( Marathi & Gujarati )
** Bombay Hindi: khokā ( which in Marathi means a ' box '.
** Marathi cuisine
** Among Marathi language speaking people ( predominantly of Maharashtra ), parents threaten the misbehaving children with a male ghost called ' Buva ' ( ब ु व ा).
** Marathi poetry
** India ( Marathi ): Ambaadi
** Marathi Old Testament published.
** Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit, Sindhi, Bhojpuri, Bhili, Magahi, Kurukh, Dogri-Devanagari
** The traditional Marathi honorific is the suffix-rao.
** In the state of Maharashtra, English or Marathi is used.
** Marathi literature
** Marathi: ब े ल or कव ी ठ ( Kaveeth )
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