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মূল্য — meaning in English: Price

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নিশ্চিত
niśchit
প্রেমিকা
premikā
ভালো
bhalo
বাজার
bājār
মূল্য
mūlya
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Usage
Native speakers often use the word 'মূল্য' (mūlya) in shopping scenarios, such as discussing the cost of items in a marketplace or negotiating prices with vendors. It is also frequently encountered in business discussions, where professionals evaluate the value of services or products.
Synonyms & nuances
'মূল্য' (mūlya) is often used interchangeably with 'দাম' (dām), which also means price. However, 'মূল্য' carries a slightly more formal connotation and can refer to the intrinsic value of an item, while 'দাম' is more commonly used in everyday transactions.
Culture
'মূল্য' (mūlya) originates from the Sanskrit word 'मूल्य' (mūlya), which also means price or value. In Bengali culture, the concept of price is deeply tied to negotiation and value assessment, especially in traditional markets where haggling is common practice, reflecting the community's emphasis on fair trade and economic relationships.
FAQ
Q.What does the Bengali word 'মূল্য' mean?
'মূল্য' (mūlya) translates to 'price' in English, referring to the monetary value assigned to goods or services.
Q.How do you use 'মূল্য' in a sentence?
You can use 'মূল্য' in sentences like 'এই বইটির মূল্য কত?' (What is the price of this book?) to inquire about costs.
Q.Are there any common mistakes with the word 'মূল্য'?
A common mistake is confusing 'মূল্য' (mūlya) with 'দাম' (dām) without recognizing the context; 'মূল্য' is more formal and used for assessing value, while 'দাম' is casual and often used in everyday purchases.
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