English Meaning of godava or goda

Meaning of 'godava or goda'

a (goda) Sweet relatively; i. e. sweet amongst; eminently or designately sweet. 2 fig. Unhackneyed; unhardened; uncontaminated. 3 (Used of water it signifies) Fresh--opp. to salt or brackish: also soft, free from salts. 4 (--Of a tree or plant) Wanting thorns, inermis or unarmed: also agreeable to insects; facile to their depredations. 5 (--Of wood, i. e. of the exterior portion as opp. to the heart or core) Soft or tender. 6 (--Of soil) Sweet or fresh--opp. to saline. 7 (--Of the oils expressed from sesamum and carthamus) Sweet. 8 (--Of a man or person, as goda manusa) Mild, kindly, bland, gentle. 9 (--Of flesh) Sensible, living, quick--opp. to callous, dead, proud. 10 (--Of particular hot, biting, or bitter vegetables, of chilies, surana, karinda &c.) Mild. 11 (--Of varietiesamong plants of narcotic properties, e. g. harika, khadasambali &c.) Not narcotic. 12 (--Of serpents) Unvenomous. 13 (--Of a particular animal body or a member) Quick, delicately sensible, highly susceptible (of disease or injury). 14 (--Of fish) Freshwater, i. e. dwelling in rivers. 15 (--Of rice, as gode mbhata) Produced in unsaline soil. 16 (--Of the region of the groin or pubes, as gode ṃanga) Vital, mortal, readily susceptible of fatal infliction. 17 (--Of corn or grain, as goda dana) Unsalted. 18 (--Of the genuine Maratha, and as opp. to kadava) Pure or unadulterate; unmixed with the blood of a lower class. Synonymous with suddha. go0 or godave gane or ṃsangane To enumerate one's services and good deeds and sweet actings towards; to bring up one's kindnesses and favors and gracious deportment towards. The implication is that the person making this display is disappointed and angry; conceiving himself to have lavished his kindnesses upon an ingrate. ngodave gane (not ṃsangane) is also To complain of or murmur about gen.ṃ

Meaning of गोडवा or गोडा

a (गोड) Sweet relatively; i. e. sweet amongst; eminently or designately sweet. 2 fig. Unhackneyed; unhardened; uncontaminated. 3 (Used of water it signifies) Fresh--opp. to salt or brackish: also soft, free from salts. 4 (--Of a tree or plant) Wanting thorns, inermis or unarmed: also agreeable to insects; facile to their depredations. 5 (--Of wood, i. e. of the exterior portion as opp. to the heart or core) Soft or tender. 6 (--Of soil) Sweet or fresh--opp. to saline. 7 (--Of the oils expressed from sesamum and carthamus) Sweet. 8 (--Of a man or person, as गोडा माणूस) Mild, kindly, bland, gentle. 9 (--Of flesh) Sensible, living, quick--opp. to callous, dead, proud. 10 (--Of particular hot, biting, or bitter vegetables, of chilies, सुरण, kárindá &c.) Mild. 11 (--Of varietiesamong plants of narcotic properties, e. g. हरीक, खडसांबळी &c.) Not narcotic. 12 (--Of serpents) Unvenomous. 13 (--Of a particular animal body or a member) Quick, delicately sensible, highly susceptible (of disease or injury). 14 (--Of fish) Freshwater, i. e. dwelling in rivers. 15 (--Of rice, as गोडें भात) Produced in unsaline soil. 16 (--Of the region of the groin or pubes, as गोडें आंग) Vital, mortal, readily susceptible of fatal infliction. 17 (--Of corn or grain, as गोडा दाणा) Unsalted. 18 (--Of the genuine Maráṭhá, and as opp. to कडवा) Pure or unadulterate; unmixed with the blood of a lower class. Synonymous with शुद्ध. गो0 or गोडवे गाणें or सांगणें To enumerate one's services and good deeds and sweet actings towards; to bring up one's kindnesses and favors and gracious deportment towards. The implication is that the person making this display is disappointed and angry; conceiving himself to have lavished his kindnesses upon an ingrate. गोडवे गाणें (not सांगणें) is also To complain of or murmur about gen.

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