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what does Ganpati Bappa Morya mean in marathi?
What does "Ganpati Bappa Morya" mean in Marathi? This chant resonates throughout the communities of Marathi people. Could any knowledgeable Marathi speaker provide a complete explanation of this phrase? While "Ganapati" is understood to refer to Lord Ganesh, what do the other two words signify?
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Jan 15, 2025
Ganpati Bappa Moriya Pudhchya Varshi Lavkar yaa – is a Marathi verse meaning exactly in English –
Oh Ganpati My Lord, return soon next year-
Ganesh festival and Ganesh Chaturthi celebration is very popular in Mumbai and Maharastra.
Festival of Ganesha is the most happening festival in mumbai. This festive season come in August/September and well known for decoration, lighting of Ganapati and mandap organizers who decorates upto 10 days. An idol is placed in the mandap and worshipped.
Hindu llike Gujarati and Marathi keeps lord Ganesh idol for worship at there home and do Aarti (prayers) daily twice. There are many names for lord Ganesha, viz. Ganapati, Vigna Harta, Bappa, Vakratunda, and lots more.
On the last day (Ganesh visarjan day) people chant “Ganapati bappa moriya, Pudhchya Varshi Lavkar yaa’ , which means dear Ganpati we pray to you and request you to come again next year with lots of blessing and love. Another prayer “ganpati bappa morya, agle baras to jaldi aa” (“father Ganpati, come again next year”).
The Visarjan (Immersion of the idel in water bodies) is attended at different places and lakhs of devotees participate.-
Feb 10, 2025
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what does Ganpati Bappa Morya mean in marathi?
this is the chant sounding at all corners of Marathi people quarters. Can any learned Marathi person tell the complete meaning of the chant ? Ganapati is understood. They refer to Lord Ganesh but what about other two words?
Word ‘Morya’ in this chant associated with 14th century Ganesh devotee Morya Gosavi who got boon from Lord Ganesha that his name will always be associated with the Lord Ganesha. This show inseparable relationship between Lord and its devotee. Word ‘Bappa’ is used for father or father like figure, this word is more common in Marathi dialect which is being spoken in Vharad region of Maharashtra. Thus, ‘Ganpati Bappa Morya’ is cheering chant for Lord Ganesha who like father takes care of all his devotees.
Actually in the time of chandragupta MOURYA there was a fan system, means kind were chosen by the small ganrajyas, (group of kingdoms)so the king if the kings(emporer), was called Ganpati, and ‘bappa’ means ‘bap’ in Marathi, means ‘father’ beacause king or emporer or any was “like a father”or he was taking care of his people like father, so when people said ganpati bappa morya, means great chandragupt mourya , you are father for us!!
Feb 03, 2025
It is considered as a chant but have some Marathi meaning you need to consider.
Morya Mean
1 Go ahead (for Visarjan ceremony happen.)
2 It is Marathi ward mohre ya mean pudhe Vha (for Visarjan ceremony happen.)
3 It look like lolhapuri Language word mhore ya(go ahead)
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“Ganpati Bappa Moriya Pudhchya Varshi Lavkar yaa” -Marathi.
“Oh Ganpati My Lord, return soon next year” – English translation.
“Ganpati bappa morya, agle baras to jaldi aa”- Hindi Translation
Ganesh Chaturthi celebration is the most happening festival in mumbai.
Hindu peoples like gujarati and marathi keeps lord ganesh idol for worship at there home and do Aarti (prayers) daily twice. People keep idol for 1 and half days ganesh pooja, 5 days, 7 days or 10 days pooja, depends upon capabilities and time they can devote to God.
On the last day (Ganesh visarjan day) people chant “Ganapati bappa moriya, Pudhchya Varshi Lavkar yaa’ , which means dear ganesha we pray to you and request you to come again next year with lots of blessing and love.
“What is the significance of the word MORYA in “Ganapati Bappa Morya” ?
Devotees chant Ganapati Bappa Morya all the time to sing the praises of Lord Ganesh. But how many of us know what the word Morya signify?
The word Morya refers to a famous devotee of Lord Ganesha in the fourteenth century called Morya Gosavi, originally from a village called Saligrama in Karnataka where his devotion was looked upon as madness !!!
He later travelled and settled in Chinchvad, near Pune and invoked the Lord with severe penance.
He attained siddhi (special powers and blessings) at Shree Chintamani and his son built the temple to commemorate the event. It is said that Moryaji also performed penances at Siddhi Vinayak in Ahmedabad and in Moreshwar/Mayureshwar at Moregoan where also he built a temple.
Overwhelmed by the devotion of Moryaji, he was blessed by Lord Ganesha to fullfill any of his wish.
Morya asked to be remembered forever on this earth whenever anyone remembers his Lord, as his ‘Param Bhakt’. Thus this depicts the inseparable relationship between God and his devotee.”
Always remember this when you say ‘Ganapati Bappa Morya’
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