How to Say “Shark” in Marathi

शार्क
shaark
The Marathi word for shark is शार्क (shaark).
शार्क refers to the predatory fish known as a shark. This term is borrowed from English and used by younger generations.
Meaning: fish (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

shaark

Did you know?

  • In some Marathi literary contexts, sharks are referred to as समुद्राचा राक्षस, which translates to 'monster of the sea'.
  • In coastal regions of Maharashtra, many species of sharks are actually categorized by their specific local names related to their shape or habitat, rather than the English loanword.
  • In Marathi, the word for fish मासा is masculine, which dictates that the borrowed word शार्क must also be treated as masculine in a sentence.

Examples in context

  • टॉमवर एका शार्कने हल्ला केला.
    Tom was attacked by a shark.
    This sentence shows how to use शार्क when describing an attack.
    Tatoeba #2638269 by sabretou, translation #1493541 by Spamster
  • "बेबी शार्क" हे लहान मुलांचं गाणं आहे.
    "Baby Shark" is a children's song.
    This sentence uses शार्क in the context of a popular children's song.
    Tatoeba #8351677 by sabretou, translation #8299431 by Hybrid
  • व्हेल शार्क हा जगातला सगळ्यात मोठा शार्क आहे.
    The whale shark is the largest shark in the world.
    This sentence shows the use of शार्क when discussing the whale shark.
    Tatoeba #9937407 by sabretou, translation #5288159 by Hybrid
  • तिथं एक शार्क दिसतंय!
    There's a shark there!
  • 2 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two friends are watching a nature documentary on TV.

  1. राहुल Rahul

    बघ, तिथे पाण्यात शार्क पोहत आहे.
    bagh, tithe pāṇyat śārka pohat āhe.
    Look, a shark is swimming in the water there.
  2. सायली Sayali

    तो शार्क खूप मोठा दिसतोय.
    to śārka khūp moṭhā disatoy.
    That shark looks very big.
  3. राहुल Rahul

    हो, शार्क खूप धोकादायक असतात.
    ho, śārka khūp dhokādayak asatāt.
    Yes, sharks are very dangerous.
  4. सायली Sayali

    राहुल, मला त्यांना जवळून पाहायला भीती वाटते.
    Rāhul, malā tyānnā javalūn pāhaylā bhīti vāṭate.
    Rahul, I am afraid to see them up close.

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