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रागीट

Angry (personality)

At the A1 level, 'रागीट' (Raageet) is introduced as a basic descriptive word for people. Learners should focus on its primary meaning: 'angry' or 'short-tempered'. At this stage, you use it in simple subject-adjective-verb sentences like 'To raageet aahe' (He is angry). The goal is to build a basic vocabulary of personality traits. It is one of the essential adjectives alongside 'changla' (good) and 'shant' (calm). You don't need to worry about complex grammar; just treat it as a fixed label you can apply to nouns. It helps you describe family members, teachers, or characters in simple stories. Understanding that it describes a 'habit' of being angry rather than a one-time feeling is the key takeaway for beginners.
At the A2 level, you begin to use 'रागीट' in more varied contexts. You might start using adverbs of degree, such as 'khup' (very) or 'thoda' (a little), to modify the word: 'Majhe baba khup raageet aahet' (My father is very short-tempered). You also learn to use it in negative sentences: 'Ti raageet nahi' (She is not short-tempered). At this stage, learners should be able to distinguish between 'raageet' (the trait) and 'raag' (the noun for anger). You might also see it used in simple compound sentences or to describe why someone is behaving a certain way. The focus is on expanding the sentence structures where 'रागीट' can appear.
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Moving to B1, you start to understand the nuance between 'रागीट' and its synonyms like 'chidkhor' (irritable). You can use 'रागीट' in complex sentences involving conjunctions like 'pan' (but) or 'mhanun' (therefore). For example: 'To raageet aahe, mhanun mi tyachyaashi bolat nahi' (He is short-tempered, therefore I don't talk to him). You also begin to recognize the word in more formal contexts, like news reports or short stories. Your ability to describe the consequences of being 'raageet' in a person's life (e.g., losing friends or health issues) shows a B1 level of proficiency. You understand that the word carries a certain social weight.
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At the B2 level, you can use 'रागीट' metaphorically and in idiomatic expressions. You understand the subtle cultural connotations—how being 'raageet' might be seen as a sign of honesty or 'straightforwardness' in some Marathi cultural contexts ('He is angry but has a clean heart'). You can participate in debates or discussions about temperament, using 'रागीट' to analyze character motivations in literature or film. Your grammar is more precise, and you can switch between 'raageet' (adjective), 'raagavne' (verb), and 'raagane' (adverb) with ease. You also start to use more sophisticated synonyms like 'santapi' or 'tapat' depending on the specific type of anger being described.
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At the C1 level, your usage of 'रागीट' is near-native. You understand the historical and etymological roots of the word. You can use it in high-level academic or literary analysis. You are comfortable with archaic or poetic variations and can interpret the word's use in classical Marathi poetry or 'Abhangas'. You can also use the word to describe complex social phenomena, such as a 'raageet mob' (an angry crowd), understanding the collective application of the term. Your vocabulary is so broad that you only use 'रागीट' when it is the most precise word available, often opting for even more specific terms for subtle shades of anger.
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At the C2 level, you have a complete mastery of 'रागीट' and its place in the vast Marathi linguistic landscape. You can use it with perfect stylistic flair, perhaps in creative writing or professional oratory. You understand the deepest psychological nuances the word implies and can use it to describe complex human conditions. You can translate the word into English or other languages while capturing all its cultural baggage and subtle 'Marathi' flavor. You might even use the word in puns, wordplay, or complex metaphors that require a deep cultural and linguistic background to understand. The word is no longer just a vocabulary item; it is a tool for nuanced expression of the human experience.
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रागीट في 30 ثانية

  • रागीट describes a short-tempered or chronic angry personality trait.
  • It is an invariable adjective, meaning its form never changes for gender.
  • Do not confuse it with 'raag', which is the noun for anger.
  • Commonly used to describe strict parents, teachers, or grumpy neighbors.

The Marathi word रागीट (Raageet) is a foundational adjective used to describe a person's temperament or personality. At its core, it translates to 'angry' or 'short-tempered' in English. However, unlike the English word 'angry' which often describes a temporary emotional state (e.g., 'I am angry right now'), रागीट specifically points toward a chronic personality trait. If you call someone रागीट, you are suggesting that they have a tendency to lose their temper easily or that they are generally a stern and irritable individual. This distinction is crucial for learners; you wouldn't typically use रागीट to say 'I am angry at you' in the moment (for that, you'd use the noun form राग as in 'मला तुझा राग आला आहे').

Grammatical Nature
It is an invariable adjective, meaning it does not change its form based on the gender or number of the person being described. 'To raageet aahe' (He is angry) and 'Ti raageet aahe' (She is angry) both use the same form.

माझे आजोबा स्वभावाने थोडे रागीट आहेत, पण त्यांचे मन खूप साफ आहे.

Translation: My grandfather is a bit short-tempered by nature, but he has a very clean heart.

In Marathi culture, describing someone as रागीट can carry various social weights. It can be a simple observation of a family member's quirk, or a warning to a child to behave around a strict teacher. The word is derived from the Sanskrit root 'Raga', which interestingly means color, passion, or feeling. In Marathi, this evolved specifically into the passion of anger. When you use this word, you are highlighting a person's lack of patience (संयम) and their quickness to react with frustration. It is a word you will hear frequently in daily conversations, literature, and cinema to define 'tough' characters who eventually show a softer side.

Social Context
Calling someone रागीट to their face is considered quite direct and potentially offensive. It is more commonly used in the third person to describe someone else's character traits.

तो मुलगा इतका रागीट का आहे?

Translation: Why is that boy so short-tempered?

Furthermore, रागीट is often paired with adverbs like खूप (very) or थोडा (a little) to calibrate the intensity of the description. It is a versatile tool for character building in writing. For a beginner, mastering this word allows you to move beyond simple descriptions like 'good' or 'bad' and start discussing human temperament with more nuance. It is one of the first descriptive personality adjectives taught in Marathi because of its high frequency in domestic settings.

Using रागीट (Raageet) correctly requires understanding its position in a sentence. As an adjective, it usually precedes the noun it modifies or follows a linking verb like 'is' (आहे) or 'was' (होता). Because it is an 'akarant' (ending in a consonant sound) adjective that does not change for gender, it is remarkably stable and easy for English speakers to plug into sentences without worrying about complex inflection rules.

त्याचे रागीट बोलणे ऐकून मला भीती वाटली.

Translation: I felt scared hearing his angry speech.
Sentence Structure 1: Subject + Adjective + Verb
This is the most common way to describe someone. Example: 'माझा मित्र रागीट आहे' (My friend is angry/short-tempered).

When you want to emphasize that someone has become short-tempered over time, you use the verb झाला (became). For instance, 'कामाच्या ताणामुळे तो रागीट झाला आहे' (He has become short-tempered due to work stress). Here, the word describes a change in personality. It can also be used to describe non-human entities metaphorically, such as a 'रागीट चेहरा' (an angry face) or a 'रागीट समुद्र' (an angry/rough sea), though the latter is more poetic.

ती स्त्री स्वभावाने रागीट नाही.

Translation: That woman is not short-tempered by nature.

In more complex sentences, रागीट can be modified by degree adverbs. Words like अतिशय (extremely), फारच (very/too much), and जरा (slightly) help provide more detail. For example, 'तो अतिशय रागीट माणूस आहे' (He is an extremely short-tempered man). If you are asking a question about someone's nature, the word stays the same: 'तुझा भाऊ रागीट आहे का?' (Is your brother short-tempered?).

Sentence Structure 2: Adjective + Noun + Verb
Using it as a direct modifier. Example: 'रागीट माणसे कोणालाच आवडत नाहीत' (Nobody likes short-tempered people).

एवढे रागीट असणे आरोग्यासाठी चांगले नसते.

Translation: Being this short-tempered is not good for health.

Finally, remember that रागीट is a 'visheshan' (adjective). If you want to talk about the 'anger' itself, you use 'raag' (noun). If you want to say 'angrily', you might use 'रागाने' (adverb). Understanding these transitions is key to fluency. But for now, focus on using रागीट to describe people and their constant moods.

You will encounter रागीट (Raageet) in a variety of real-life situations in Maharashtra. The most common place is within family discussions. Marathi families often discuss the 'swabhav' (nature/temperament) of relatives. You might hear a mother telling her child, 'तुझ्या बाबांकडे आता जाऊ नकोस, ते थोडे रागीट मूडमध्ये आहेत' (Don't go to your father now, he is in a bit of a short-tempered mood). Even though it's a personality trait, it's sometimes used to describe a temporary state in colloquial speech.

आमचे शेजारी खूप रागीट आहेत, त्यांचा चेंडू त्यांच्या बागेत गेला की ते परत देत नाहीत.

Translation: Our neighbors are very short-tempered; if the ball goes into their garden, they don't give it back.
In Popular Media
In Marathi cinema (Mollywood) and TV serials, 'Raageet' is a standard descriptor for the 'strict patriarch' or the 'angry young man' character. Dialogues often feature characters confronting each other about their anger.

In educational settings, students might whisper about a रागीट शिक्षक (short-tempered teacher). In workplaces, colleagues might warn a newcomer about a रागीट बॉस (short-tempered boss). The word is also prevalent in classic Marathi literature, especially in character sketches where the author wants to establish a character's flaws and strengths quickly. It provides a vivid image of someone with furrowed brows and a loud voice.

त्याच्या रागीट स्वभावामुळे त्याचे मित्र कमी झाले आहेत.

Translation: Because of his short-tempered nature, his friends have decreased.

Another place you'll hear it is in folk songs or 'Powadas' describing historical figures who were fierce and 'angry' towards injustice. In this context, the word takes on a more heroic, righteous tone. It’s not just about losing one's temper at small things, but about having a 'fierce' personality. Whether it's a warning, a complaint, or a character description, रागीट is a word that rings through the streets of Pune, Mumbai, and rural Maharashtra alike.

News and Journalism
Sometimes used in editorial pieces to describe political leaders' temperaments or their reactions to specific events.

लोकांचा रागीट पवित्रा पाहून पोलिसांनी माघार घेतली.

Translation: Seeing the people's angry stance, the police retreated.

When learning रागीट (Raageet), English speakers often fall into a few common traps. The most frequent mistake is using रागीट to describe a momentary feeling of anger. In English, you say 'I am angry' regardless of whether you are usually a calm person or not. In Marathi, if you say 'मी रागीट आहे', you are saying 'I am a short-tempered person' (as a permanent trait). If you just mean 'I am angry right now', you should say 'मला राग आला आहे' (Anger has come to me).

Mistake 1: Confusing State vs. Trait
Correct: 'मला तुझा राग आला आहे' (I am angry at you). Incorrect: 'मी तुझ्यावर रागीट आहे' (This sounds like 'I am a short-tempered person on you' - which is nonsensical).

Don't say: तो माझ्यावर रागीट आहे. Say: तो माझ्यावर रागावलेला आहे.

Note: 'Raagavlela' is the participle for 'angry state', while 'Raageet' is the personality trait.

Another common error involves gender agreement. Many Marathi adjectives change their ending based on gender (e.g., चांगला/चांगली). Learners often try to say 'रागीटी' for a woman or 'रागीटे' for a group. However, रागीट is an invariable adjective. It stays रागीट for men, women, and plural groups. Stick to one form and you'll be grammatically correct.

Mistake 2: Overusing it for 'Strict'
Sometimes learners use 'रागीट' when they mean 'कडक' (strict). A teacher can be strict without being angry. Use 'कडक' for discipline and 'रागीट' for actual temper issues.

Incorrect: तो रागीट शिस्त पाळतो. Correct: तो कडक शिस्त पाळतो.

Lastly, watch out for the spelling. Beginners often confuse the vowel sounds. It is रागीट (with a long 'i'), not रगीट or रागीत. The 't' at the end is a soft dental 't' (like in 'th' but without the breath), not a hard 'T'. Getting these small phonetic details right will make your Marathi sound much more native and clear.

While रागीट (Raageet) is the most common word for 'short-tempered', Marathi offers a rich palette of synonyms and related words that allow for more precise expression. Depending on the intensity or the specific flavor of the anger, you might choose a different term. For example, चिडखोर (Chidkhor) is a very popular alternative. While रागीट implies a deep, perhaps intimidating anger, चिडखोर implies someone who gets 'irritated' or 'annoyed' very easily over petty things.

Comparison: रागीट vs. चिडखोर
रागीट: General short-temperedness, can be intense.
चिडखोर: Easily irritable, peevish, often used for children or fussy adults.

तो लहानपणापासूनच चिडखोर आहे.

Translation: He has been irritable since childhood.

If you want to use a more formal or Sanskritized word, क्रोधी (Krodhi) is the way to go. You will find this in religious texts or formal literature. It sounds more 'grand' and describes a person consumed by the vice of anger. On the other hand, if someone is just 'stern' or 'serious' (which can be mistaken for anger), you should use कठोर (Kathor) or करडा (Karda).

Synonym: तामसी (Taamsi)
Derived from the 'Tamas' guna in Indian philosophy, this refers to someone with a dark, destructive, and very angry nature. It is a much stronger word than 'रागीट'.

त्याचा तामसी अवतार पाहून सगळे घाबरले.

Translation: Everyone was terrified seeing his fierce/angry avatar.

For the opposites, शांत (Shant - Calm) and संयमी (Sanyami - Patient/Self-controlled) are the most important words to learn. In a conversation, you might say, 'तो रागीट असला तरी त्याची पत्नी खूप शांत आहे' (Even though he is short-tempered, his wife is very calm). Using these contrasts will significantly improve your descriptive abilities in Marathi.

Summary of Alternatives
1. चिडखोर (Irritable)
2. क्रोधी (Wrathful)
3. संतापी (Hot-headed)
4. तापट (Quick-tempered/Hot-tempered)

حقيقة ممتعة

The same root 'Raag' is used in Indian Classical Music to denote a melody that 'colors' the mind with a specific emotion. While in music it's beautiful, in personality 'Raageet' is usually seen as a flaw!

دليل النطق

UK /rɑːɡiːʈ/
US /rɑɡit/
The stress is slightly more on the second syllable: raa-GEET.
يتقافى مع
सटीक (Sateek) बारीक (Bareek) धिट (Dhit - slant rhyme) मीठ (Meeth - slant rhyme) पीठ (Peeth - slant rhyme) वीट (Veet) सीट (Seat - loan word) गीत (Geet)
أخطاء شائعة
  • Pronouncing the 't' as a hard English 'T' (like in 'top').
  • Making the 'ee' sound too short (like 'ragit').
  • Not rolling the 'R' at all.
  • Confusing it with 'Raagit' (which isn't a word).
  • Swapping the long 'ee' with a short 'i'.
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1

तो मुलगा रागीट आहे.

That boy is short-tempered.

Simple subject + adjective + verb structure.

2

माझे आजोबा रागीट आहेत.

My grandfather is short-tempered.

'Aahet' is used for respect (honorific plural).

3

ती मुलगी रागीट नाही.

That girl is not short-tempered.

Negative sentence using 'nahi'.

4

तू रागीट आहेस का?

Are you short-tempered?

Interrogative sentence.

5

रागीट माणूस.

An angry man.

Direct adjective-noun pair.

6

ते रागीट आहेत.

They are short-tempered.

Plural subject.

7

माझा कुत्रा रागीट आहे.

My dog is short-tempered.

Describing an animal's temperament.

8

शिक्षक रागीट आहेत.

The teacher is short-tempered.

Noun as subject.

1

तो खूप रागीट माणूस आहे.

He is a very short-tempered man.

Use of 'khup' as an intensifier.

2

ती थोडी रागीट आहे.

She is a little short-tempered.

Use of 'thodi' for degree.

3

रागीट लोकांपासून लांब राहा.

Stay away from short-tempered people.

Imperative sentence.

4

त्याचा स्वभाव रागीट आहे.

His nature is short-tempered.

Using 'swabhav' (nature).

5

तू इतका रागीट का आहेस?

Why are you so short-tempered?

Question with 'ka' (why).

6

मला रागीट मुले आवडत नाहीत.

I don't like short-tempered children.

Expressing preference.

7

तिचे वडील खूप रागीट होते.

Her father was very short-tempered.

Past tense 'hote'.

8

रागीट असणे चांगले नाही.

Being short-tempered is not good.

Gerund-like use of 'asne'.

1

तो रागीट आहे पण त्याचे मन साफ आहे.

He is short-tempered but his heart is clean.

Compound sentence with 'pan'.

2

तिच्या रागीट स्वभावामुळे तिला नोकरी मिळाली नाही.

She didn't get the job because of her short-tempered nature.

Cause and effect.

3

जर तू रागीट असशील, तर तुझे मित्र तुला सोडून जातील.

If you are short-tempered, your friends will leave you.

Conditional 'jar-tar' sentence.

4

रागीट माणसे अनेकदा एकटी पडतात.

Short-tempered people often end up alone.

Generalization.

5

त्याचे रागीट बोलणे कोणालाच आवडले नाही.

Nobody liked his angry speech.

Using adjective to modify a gerund.

6

तो पूर्वी इतका रागीट नव्हता.

He wasn't this short-tempered before.

Negative past tense 'navhta'.

7

रागीट स्वभावावर नियंत्रण मिळवणे कठीण असते.

It is difficult to gain control over a short-tempered nature.

Abstract concept.

8

तिने तिच्या रागीट पतीला शांत केले.

She calmed her short-tempered husband.

Transitive action.

1

त्याच्या रागीट अवतारामुळे सर्वत्र शांतता पसरली.

A silence spread everywhere due to his angry avatar/appearance.

Describing impact of personality.

2

रागीटपणा हा आरोग्यासाठी घातक ठरू शकतो.

Short-temperedness can prove to be fatal for health.

Using the noun form 'raageetpana'.

3

तो रागीट असला तरीही तो एक प्रामाणिक अधिकारी आहे.

Even though he is short-tempered, he is an honest officer.

Concessive clause 'asla tarihee'.

4

समाजात रागीट व्यक्तीला सहजासहजी मान मिळत नाही.

A short-tempered person does not easily get respect in society.

Social observation.

5

तिचे रागीट डोळे बरेच काही सांगून गेले.

Her angry eyes said a lot.

Metaphorical use.

6

रागीट स्वभावामुळे त्याने अनेक सुवर्णसंधी गमावल्या.

He lost many golden opportunities due to his short-tempered nature.

Complex cause-effect.

7

एवढा रागीटपणा कशासाठी?

What is all this short-temperedness for?

Rhetorical question.

8

त्याच्या रागीट स्वभावाचा फायदा शत्रूंनी घेतला.

The enemies took advantage of his short-tempered nature.

Strategic context.

1

लेखकाने नायकाचे वर्णन एक रागीट पण तत्त्वनिष्ठ माणूस असे केले आहे.

The author has described the protagonist as a short-tempered but principled man.

Literary analysis.

2

रागीट प्रवृत्तीमुळे माणसाची विचारक्षमता क्षीण होते.

A short-tempered tendency weakens a person's thinking ability.

Psychological observation.

3

त्याच्या रागीट वागण्यामागे काहीतरी खोल कारण असावे.

There must be some deep reason behind his angry behavior.

Speculative 'asave'.

4

रागीटपणा आणि अहंकार यांचा जवळचा संबंध असतो.

There is a close relationship between short-temperedness and ego.

Philosophical pairing.

5

तिने आपल्या रागीट स्वभावावर योगाभ्यासाने मात केली.

She overcame her short-tempered nature through the practice of yoga.

Verb 'maat karne' (to overcome).

6

रागीट लोकांशी संवाद साधणे हे एक कसब आहे.

Communicating with short-tempered people is a skill.

Infinitive as subject.

7

त्याच्या रागीट स्वभावाचा फटका त्याच्या कुटुंबाला बसला.

His family suffered the blow of his short-tempered nature.

Idiomatic 'phatka basne'.

8

रागीटपणा हा केवळ वैयक्तिक दोष नसून तो सामाजिक प्रश्नही आहे.

Short-temperedness is not just a personal flaw but also a social issue.

Complex 'nasun-hi' structure.

1

त्याच्या रागीट स्वभावातील विसंगती टिपणे हे समीक्षकांचे काम आहे.

It is the job of critics to note the inconsistencies in his short-tempered nature.

High-level critical vocabulary.

2

रागीटपणाच्या आहारी गेलेला माणूस स्वतःचेच नुकसान करून घेतो.

A man who has surrendered to short-temperedness causes his own downfall.

Participial phrase 'aahaari gelela'.

3

भारतीय साहित्यात रागीट ऋषींच्या अनेक कथा आढळतात.

Many stories of short-tempered sages are found in Indian literature.

Historical/Cultural context.

4

तिच्या रागीट स्वरूपामागे एक कारुण्याची भावना लपलेली होती.

Behind her angry form, a feeling of compassion was hidden.

Complex emotional contrast.

5

रागीट स्वभावाचे उदात्तीकरण करणे चुकीचे आहे.

It is wrong to idealize a short-tempered nature.

Abstract noun 'udaattikaran' (idealization).

6

त्याच्या रागीटपणाची झळ सर्वांनाच सोसावी लागली.

Everyone had to bear the heat of his short-temperedness.

Metaphorical 'jhal' (heat/singe).

7

रागीटपणा हा आत्मविकासातील सर्वात मोठा अडथळा आहे.

Short-temperedness is the biggest obstacle in self-development.

Spiritual context.

8

त्याच्या रागीट स्वभावाच्या छटा त्याच्या चित्रांमध्ये उमटतात.

The shades of his short-tempered nature are reflected in his paintings.

Artistic analysis.

تلازمات شائعة

रागीट स्वभाव
रागीट चेहरा
रागीट माणूस
रागीट बोलणे
रागीट नजर
रागीट प्रतिक्रिया
रागीट अवतार
रागीट आवाज
रागीट वृत्ती
रागीटपणा सोडणे

العبارات الشائعة

रागीट स्वभाव असणे

रागीट नजरेने पाहणे

रागीटपणा दाखवणे

रागीट शब्दांत सांगणे

रागीट वागणे

रागीट मुद्रा

रागीट होऊन बोलणे

रागीटपणा वाढणे

रागीट माणूस शोधणे

रागीटपणावर ताबा

تعبيرات اصطلاحية

"वरून रागीट, आतून मऊ"

Angry on the outside, but soft/kind on the inside.

माझे वडील वरून रागीट असले तरी आतून खूप मऊ आहेत.

Colloquial

"रागाचा पारा चढणे"

To reach the peak of anger (related to being raageet).

त्याचे बोलणे ऐकून माझ्या रागाचा पारा चढला.

Neutral

"नाकवर राग असणे"

To be very quick-tempered (literally: anger on the nose).

त्याच्या नेहमी नाकावर राग असतो.

Informal

"लालतिक्खट होणे"

To become red with anger.

अपमान झाल्यामुळे तो लालतिक्खट झाला.

Informal

"आगीत तेल ओतणे"

To add fuel to the fire (making a raageet person angrier).

तू मध्ये बोलून आगीत तेल ओतलेस.

Neutral

"कपाळावर आठ्या येणे"

To frown (sign of a raageet person).

त्याला पाहताच त्याच्या कपाळावर आठ्या आल्या.

Neutral

"दाढ खाणे"

To grit one's teeth in anger.

तो रागीट होऊन दाढ खाऊ लागला.

Informal

"डोळे लाल होणे"

Eyes turning red with rage.

रागाने त्याचे डोळे लाल झाले.

Neutral

"थयथयाट करणे"

To throw a violent tantrum of anger.

त्याने रागाच्या भरात थयथयाट केला.

Informal

"पित्त खवळणे"

To get extremely angry (literally: bile boiling).

त्याची लबाडी पाहून माझे पित्त खवळले.

Informal

عائلة الكلمة

الأسماء

الأفعال

الصفات

مرتبط

سجّل مجاناً لرؤية جميع الأمثلة

احفظها

وسيلة تذكّر

Think of a 'Rage-Hit'. A 'Raageet' person is often 'hit' by 'rage' very easily. Raa-geet sounds like Rage-it.

ربط بصري

Imagine a person with a red face and steam coming out of their ears, like a cartoon. Label this person 'Raageet'.

Word Web

स्वभाव (Nature) राग (Anger) माणूस (Man) चिडखोर (Irritable) शांत (Calm - opposite) शिक्षक (Teacher) आजोबा (Grandfather) च

أصل الكلمة

Derived from the Sanskrit root 'रञ्ज्' (ranj), which led to 'राग' (raga). In Sanskrit, 'raga' primarily meant color, passion, or attachment. In Marathi, it evolved to specifically denote the passion of anger.

المعنى الأصلي: Passion, feeling, or color.

Indo-Aryan
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