Marriage Biodata in Indian Languages
Marriage biodata guides for Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu and eight more languages, plus Assamese, Konkani, Sindhi and Rajasthani, and how to translate one.
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Biodata in Indian LanguagesBuddhist Marriage Biodata in MarathiThe Marathi labels that print on a Buddhist biodata, the header lines Buddhist families pick, how to write religion and panth, what to do about patrika, and a made-up sample for a girl from Nagpur.6 min read- Make itMarathi Biodata Maker for Your Marriage BiodataFree Marathi biodata maker: type in English and every label prints in Marathi. Devak, kuldaivat, patrika lines, a filled sample, PDF, image and Word.
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Biodata in Indian LanguagesKushti Details in a Bengali Marriage BiodataThe horoscope rows a Bengali Hindu biodata carries, how to find and write gan, a table of the 27 nakshatras by gan, how to write mangal dosh honestly, and what to do if the birth time is unknown.5 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesTelugu Marriage Biodata Format for a GirlTwo made-up pelli biodatas for a Telugu daughter, a maths teacher in Visakhapatnam and a B.Com graduate at home in Nellore, with notes on work after marriage, the contact number, Chi.La.Sow and the photo.4 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesPunjabi Boy Biodata for Marriage, with a Filled SampleA complete made-up biodata for a Hindu Punjabi boy from Jalandhar, row by row, with notes on why each line is written that way, and the changes for a Sikh boy and an NRI boy.4 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesHow to Write Family Details in an Odia BiodataThe family rows on an Odia biodata, how to write a parent's job and a late parent's name, the maternal uncle's line, the native village the Odia way, and a made-up sample.5 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesMarathi Biodata Header Lines and TitlesWhat goes at the top of a Marathi biodata, the six Hindu blessing lines in our Marathi list with their meanings, lines for other faiths, the title options, and how to keep the top short.5 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesFamily Details in a Marathi BiodataThe family block of a Marathi biodata line by line, the honorifics Shri., Sau., Kai., Chi. and Ku., how sibling counts print, the mama and ajol line, and what to leave out.5 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesJain Marriage Biodata in GujaratiThe Gujarati labels on a Jain biodata, the header lines and symbols, how to write sampraday, jnati, vatan and mosal, food practice lines, kundli rows and a made-up sample for a daughter.5 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesHow to Write a Biyer Biodata in EnglishA guide for Bengali families making an English copy of the marriage biodata, with a table of Bengali biodata words and their English form, the star names that change, name spelling, and a made-up English sample.5 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesSecond Marriage Profile in KannadaHow the four marital status choices print on a Kannada biodata, where children go, how much to say about the first marriage, wording for divorced and widowed candidates, expectations, and a made-up sample for a teacher from Hubballi.4 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesHeader Lines for a Malayalam Marriage BiodataThe symbol, blessing line and title that sit at the top of a Malayalam biodata for Hindu, Muslim and Christian families in Kerala, what our maker offers, and how to write your own line.5 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesTamil Biodata Header Lines and What They MeanThe symbol, the blessing line and the title at the top of a Tamil biodata, the meaning of each common line, which families use which, your own kuladeivam line, and the lines for Muslim and Christian families.5 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesFamily Details in a Bengali Marriage BiodataEvery line of the family section on a Bengali biodata, how to write a late parent, where dada and didi's details go, why mamabari and adi bari matter, what to say about property, and a made-up sample.5 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesHow to Write Family Details in a Telugu BiodataThe family section of a Telugu pelli biodata row by row, with the Telugu words for each relative, how to write a late parent, what to keep off the page, and a filled sample.5 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesJataka Details in a Kannada Marriage BiodataEach horoscope row a Kannada biodata carries, what our form fills from the birth details, how Kannada names stars like Pubba and Uttara, the kuja dosha row, gotra, and what happens when the birth time is unknown.4 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesOdia Marriage Biodata in Word FormatWhere the free Word file of an Odia biodata comes from, how Odia letters open in Word on a computer and a phone, safe edits, the page-count check, and which file to send to the other family.4 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesHow to Write Family Details in a Tamil BiodataEach row of the family section in a Tamil biodata, how Tamil families write parents' names and jobs, late parents, brothers and sisters, the thai mama, kuladeivam and sondha ooru, and a filled sample.5 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesBuddhist Marriage Biodata Format in EnglishThe English labels on a Buddhist biodata, which header lines and symbol to use, how to write sect and community, why the horoscope section is off, and a made-up sample for a daughter.5 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesChristian Marriage Biodata in EnglishThe English labels on a Christian biodata, how to show church, denomination and baptism name, which verse to put at the top, what to leave out, and a made-up sample for a daughter in Delhi.5 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesGroom Biodata Format in Tamil, with Two Filled SamplesTwo made-up mappillai biodatas, a Madurai boy working in Chennai and a Tiruppur boy in business, with notes on the initial before the name, how to write the job and income rows, the star with padam, the thai mama and the kuladeivam.6 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesMarathi Biodata Format for a BoyThree made-up biodatas for Marathi boys, a software engineer, a shop owner and a farmer, with notes on the name style, the job line, income, land and the patrika rows.6 min read
Biodata in Indian LanguagesMarathi Biodata in Word FormatWhy families search for a Marathi biodata Word file, how to get a free editable .docx of your own biodata, how the Devanagari text behaves in Microsoft Word, and common fixes.5 min read
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