Maryādā derives from a Sanskrit compound word composed of marya (limit, boundary, mark) and ādā (to give to oneself, to accept, to undertake), meaning bounds or limits of morality and propriety, rule, or custom.
The term Maryādā derives from the Sanskrit words "marya" (meaning limit, boundary, or mark) and "ādā" (meaning to give to oneself, to accept, or undertake). This combination signifies the bounds or limits of morality and propriety, rules, or customs.