منڈها

मंढा maṅḍhā[Prk. मढओ; S. मठ+कः; i.q. maḍhā, or maṛhā], s.m. A temporary building or shed (i.q. maṇḍuwā, or maṇḍwā, q.v.); an open shed or hall adorned with flowers (erected on festive occasions, as at a marriage, etc.):—a canopy of light frame-work; a bower; a vinery:—maṅḍhā ćhawānā, To roof in (or to erect) a nuptial hall, or bower:—maṅḍhe ćaṛhnā, To climb the frame-work (a creeper, bel);—to ascend to the nuptial hall or bower (a bridegroom, etc.), to be married;—(fig.) to attain to perfection, to be perfected;—to succeed.