जर

जर

"If."

In this sentence, 'जर' is used as a conditional conjunction, equivalent to the English word 'if', to denote a condition.

जर तू अभ्यास केला तर यश मिळेल.

If you study, you will achieve success.

Here, 'जर' introduces a condition, again translating to 'if', indicating the premise for the action described.

जर वेळ असेल तर भेटायला ये.

If you have time, come to meet.

In this example, 'जर' establishes a conditional relationship, focusing on the dependency between the weather condition and the action to postpone the trip.

जर हवामान खराब असेल तर यात्रा पुढे ढकलू.

If the weather is bad, we will postpone the trip.