How to Say “Activity” in Marathi

उपक्रम
upakram
The English word "activity" is translated into Marathi as उपक्रम (upakram).
उपक्रम refers to an activity, typically in the sense of an initiative, a project or an organized undertaking within a formal or professional context.
Meaning: something done as an action or a movement (noun)

Which one should you use?

While उपक्रम is used for organized initiatives or projects, other formal terms exist for different nuances: Kriyā is used for activity in general, Gatividhi refers to an active or moving event and Prakriyā describes a systematic or sequential activity.

How do you pronounce it?

upakram

Did you know?

  • Using उपक्रम to describe a child playing would sound like the child is managing a professional corporate project.
  • In Marathi, the word Kriyā refers to both a physical 'activity' and a sacred religious ritual.
  • The word उपक्रम is built from the prefix उप, meaning 'near' or 'approaching', and the root 'kram', meaning 'step' or 'order'.

Examples in context

  • सामाजिक उपक्रम
    Social activity/initiative
  • हा एक चांगला उपक्रम आहे.
    hā ek chāngalā uprakam āhe.
    This is a good activity.
  • त्यांचा नवीन उपक्रम खूप मोठा आहे.
    tyānchā navīn uprakam khūp mōṭhā āhe.
    Their new activity is very big.
  • शाळेतील उपक्रम मुलांसाठी महत्त्वाचे आहेत.
    śāḷētīl uprakam mulānsāṭhī mahattvāche āhet.
    School activities are important for children.

Example conversation

Sneha and Rahul are discussing a new community project.

  1. स्नेहा Sneha

    हा उपक्रम कसा वाटतो तुला?
    hā uprakam kasā vāṭatō tulā?
    How does this activity seem to you?
  2. राहुल Rahul

    मला हा उपक्रम खूप आवडला.
    malā hā uprakam khūp āvaḍalā.
    I liked this activity a lot.
  3. स्नेहा Sneha

    आपण यात नक्कीच सहभागी होऊया.
    āpaṇ yāt nakkīch sahābhāgī hō'uyā.
    Let's definitely participate in this.
  4. राहुल Rahul

    हो, आपण नक्कीच मदत करू.
    hō, āpaṇ nakkīch madat karū.
    Yes, we will definitely help.
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