Interactive Tool
Verb Conjugation
Conjugate a Marathi verb (क्रियापद) across tense, gender and number.
Browse conjugation tables for 12 essential Marathi verbs across present, past, and future tenses. Click Reveal on each card to see the full table of forms for तो / ती / ते and every person.
About the Marathi Verb Conjugation Tool
Mastering verb conjugation is the single most important step toward writing and speaking प्रमाण मराठी (standard Marathi) correctly. Unlike English, where verbs change only slightly with person or tense, Marathi verbs carry gender, number, and person information all at once — and in the past tense, transitive verbs must agree with the object rather than the subject. This Marathi Verb Conjugation tool gives you accurate, ready-to-study conjugation tables for twelve of the most commonly used Marathi verbs.
Each card in the tool covers one verb in its full present, past, and future paradigm. For transitive verbs such as खाणे, लिहिणे, वाचणे, देणे, घेणे, पाहणे, and सांगणे, the past-tense table shows forms keyed to the object gender — because the ergative construction demands it. For intransitive verbs such as जाणे and येणे, the past-tense forms are keyed to the subject. The irregular copula असणे is presented in its own paradigm with the full set of present auxiliary forms (आहे, आहेस, आहोत, आहात, आहेत).
Why verb conjugation matters for learners
In Marathi, a single wrong suffix can change the meaning of a sentence or mark it as ungrammatical. For example, ती गेला (using a masculine verb with a feminine subject) is immediately noticeable as an error to any native speaker. Competitive examinations such as MPSC, TET, and school-board papers regularly test verb forms. The tables in this tool are built from standard prescriptive Marathi grammar and match what examiners expect.
How to use this tool
- Click Next Verb (or use the navigation arrows) to move through the twelve verbs.
- Read the verb prompt and try to recall the conjugation table from memory.
- Click Reveal to see the full table — compare it with what you recalled.
- Focus on any tense or gender column where your answer differed.
- Use the Tenses lesson to reinforce the underlying rules.
Tips for memorising verb forms
The twelve verbs here cover the core vocabulary you need for everyday Marathi: movement (जाणे, येणे), communication (बोलणे, सांगणे), physical action (खाणे, लिहिणे, वाचणे, पाहणे), exchange (देणे, घेणे), existence (असणे), and general action (करणे). Once you know these twelve paradigms, all other regular verbs follow the same suffix patterns — you only need to change the stem.