Word Guide
भात (bhāt) means cooked rice in Marathi. Learn the word, its Hindi contrast, and a real curriculum example sentence — with audio.
Cooked rice in Marathi — भात (bhāt)
Cooked rice in Marathi is भात (bhāt). Part of the daily meal. Here is the word, a real curriculum sentence, and the phrases that use it.
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Quick Answer
| Marathi | Transliteration | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| भात | bhāt | cooked rice |
| मला भात पाहिजे | malā bhāt pāhije | I need cooked rice |
| भात आहे का? | bhāt āhe kā? | Is there cooked rice? |
From the Curriculum
| Marathi | Transliteration | Meaning | Hindi |
|---|---|---|---|
| भात | bhāt | cooked rice | Hindi: चावल |
आज भात आणि वरण. <button type="button" class="say" data-say="आज भात आणि वरण." aria-label="Listen: आज भात आणि वरण.">🔊</button>
Rice and dal today.
Common Mistakes
- ❌ चावल (Hindi) → ✅ भात (the Marathi word)
- ❌ English word order → ✅ Marathi runs subject–object–verb, so the verb lands last in every sentence above
Tip: Part of the daily meal.. Example from the curriculum: आज भात आणि वरण. — Rice and dal today.
FAQs
What is rice in marathi in Marathi?
भात (bhāt) — cooked rice. Hindi speakers know it as चावल.
How do you use भात in a sentence?
आज भात आणि वरण. — Rice and dal today.
Is भात the same as Hindi?
Not exactly — Hindi uses चावल, while Marathi uses भात. Marathi speakers understand the Hindi word, but the Marathi word sounds natural.