मरजीवा marjīvā

जीना jīnā (hindi)

To live, to be alive.

मरजीवा. Dying from the external world and taking birth in Godly family.

मरना maranā marnā: (v) to die, to pass away; to wither away; to become ineffective; to vanish, to disappear; to discontinue; to be absorbed (as पानी-); to be out (as in a game); to fall for (somebody); (nm) death; post-death rites; मरकर जीना to have a lease of life; मर-खप कर somehow, after going through lots of ordeals, with great difficulty; मर-खप जाना to be dead and gone: -जीना life and death; the wheel of birth and death; festive and tragic occasions; मरने तक की फ़ुर्सत न होना to be terribly rushed, not to have a moment's respite; -पचना to work very assiduously. to pass through terrible ordeals; मर-मर कर by tremendous toil; मर-मिटकर with immense difficulty; मर मिटना to be ruined, to be under a spell of disaster; to be infatuated; मरे को मारना to hit a man when he is down; मरे शेर से जीती बिल्ली भली a living dog is better than a dead lion.

H مرنا मरना marnā [mar˚ = Prk. मर(इ) = S. म्रिय(ते), but Vedic also मर(ति), rt. मृ], v.n. To die, expire; to cease; to be dead (as in a game); to fade, wither; to be lost (as a stake, or a bad debt); to become bankrupt or insolvent (in these senses mar-jānā is the more com. form); — to die or be dying (for, -par), to set the heart (upon), to be desperately enamoured (of), or in love (with), to desire vehemently; — to labour or toil hard (for, -ko), to sweat and groan, to suffer hardship; — (as a gerund) s.m. Dying, death. mar-jānā, v.n. To die; to fade, &c. (see marnā); to die away, die off; to be as though dead; to swoon. mar-jīwnā, v.n. To recover from death; — s.m. Escape from the jaws of death