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Mot / Phrase Bengali Bangladesh approuvée Bangladesh Field Lexicon

মরে যেতে ইচ্ছে করা; মইরা গেলেই ভালো

more jete ichchhe kora; moira gelei bhalo

Provenance: Reviewed field-research record

Word class

Verbal wish and evaluative clause

Lexical status

Productive death-related constructions; must distinguish literal wishes, acts, denials and figurative মরা.

Recorded forms

মইরা যামু; মরার কথা; দুনিয়াতে না থাকাই ভালো; বিষ খাইতে লইছি; চেষ্টা করছি; করতে চায়; সাবধানে রাখি; মারা যাইতে পারতাম; মরার চিন্তা; কন্ট্রোল; এইরকম টা মনে হয় না; খাইট্টাও মরি বাড়ি খাইয়াও মরি; মইরা গেলেই ভালো হবে; মরনের চিন্তা; মরে যেতে ইচ্ছে করে; বাঁচতে ইচ্ছে করে না; আমি বাঁচতে চাই না; আমি থাকাকালীন তুমি এরে দুনিয়াত্তেনে; নানি থাকতে থাকতে যদি মায় মইরা যায়; তুমি মইরা যাও; এজীবন রাখবো না মরে যাবো; মইরা যাইতে চাই; মইরা গেছি বা মইরা যাইতেছি; জীবনের আর মূল্য নাই আমার আর বাঁচতে ইচ্ছা করে না; যেকনো মূহুর্তে আমার মইরা যাইতে মন যায়; মইরা গেলে কষ্ট থাকবো না; বাঁচতে ইচ্ছা করে না; বাঁচার ইচ্ছা হইছে মরে যাবো; মনে থাইকা যাইতো গা

Research meaning — English

1. NCC15 wishes for death but separately denies making an attempt. NCC05 likewise describes death-related thought during intolerable headache and denies an attempt. 2. NCC04 reports moving toward taking poison to die and later uses attempt language. Completed ingestion, dose or injury is not documented. 3. The labor-and-being-beaten formulation expresses a double burden. Another speaker rejects self-destruction while acknowledging eventual divinely allotted death. Additional transcript evidence: 1. Death-order wishes are linked to fear of losing the sole caregiver. Some are maternal prayers, while a source record explicitly attributes the wish to a granddaughter about her mother. 2. This death-directed utterance addresses the husband during a conflict narrative; it is not a self-directed death wish. 3. An initial denial is followed by death-related language and an account of the mother's image appearing; whether the thoughts stopped and the conditional/retrospective sequence remain unclear in the Bangla. 4. Death language includes a direct pain-linked wish, a conditional response to interpersonal hurt, explicit denial and a proverb about labour/violence. 5. Already dead/dying and being made a corpse are his descriptions of distress and threat after illness labeling; they cannot simply be translated into a wish to die. 6. Suicide attempts, wishes, social judgement and interviewer-proposed death idioms are distinct; one seller explicitly contests an illness interpretation. Death wishes are tied to unbearable pain and subsistence concerns; telling others and not recalling a disclosure to the doctor are distinct from the physical action of head striking. An earlier reluctance to live is followed later in the narrative by a returning wish to live. These are temporal self-reports, not a fixed or uniform state. An initial denial is followed by death-related wording and the image of the mother appearing. The final clause মনে থাইকা যাইতো গা does not unambiguously establish whether the thoughts ceased or persisted in the written source.

Research meaning — Bengali

1. মৃত্যু কামনা এবং নিজের চেষ্টার অস্বীকার একই বয়ানে থাকতে পারে। 2. মরার উদ্দেশ্যে বিষ খেতে উদ্যত হওয়ার কথা আলাদা কর্মবয়ান। 3. খেটে এবং মার খেয়ে মরি বলা দ্বিগুণ কষ্টের রূপক। Additional transcript evidence: 1. বিশ্লেষণ: পরিচর্যা হারানোর আশঙ্কায় কার আগে কার মৃত্যু হবে—এমন কামনা এসেছে; এটি নিজের আত্মহত্যার ইচ্ছা নয়। 2. এখানে মৃত্যুর কথাটি অন্যকে উদ্দেশ করে বলা সংঘাতের উক্তি, নিজের মৃত্যুকামনা নয়। 3. প্রথমে অস্বীকারের পর মৃত্যুর ভাষা ও মায়ের ছবি ভেসে ওঠার বিবরণ এসেছে; চিন্তা থেমেছিল কি না এবং শর্তসাপেক্ষ/অতীত ক্রমটি বাংলা পাঠে অস্পষ্ট। 4. মরার ভাষায় সরাসরি মৃত্যুচিন্তা, নির্দিষ্ট কষ্টের প্রতিক্রিয়া, চিন্তা অস্বীকার ও প্রবাদ—এগুলো আলাদা স্তর। 5. মরে গেছি বা মরে যাচ্ছি এবং লাশ করতে চাইছে—এগুলো সমস্যা আছে শোনার পর তীব্র খারাপ লাগা ও আশঙ্কার ভাষা; নিজে মরতে চাওয়ার সমতুল্য নয়। 6. আত্মহত্যার ভাষা সব বক্তার কাছে রোগের সমার্থক নয়; উদ্দেশ্য, ঘটনা ও সাক্ষাৎকারের প্রস্তাব আলাদা রাখতে হয়। মৃত্যু কামনা, মাথায় আঘাত, পরিবারকে বলা এবং চিকিৎসককে না বলা আলাদা বিষয়; অসহ্য ব্যথা ও জীবিকার চিন্তার সঙ্গে মৃত্যুর কথা যুক্ত হয়। আগে বাঁচতে না চাওয়ার বর্ণনার পাশাপাশি পরে বাঁচার ইচ্ছা ফিরে আসার বক্তব্য আছে। এই পরিবর্তনকে এক স্থির মৃত্যুকামনা বা নির্দিষ্ট আত্মহত্যার পরিকল্পনা বলা যায় না। প্রথমে না বলার পরে মৃত্যুর কথা এবং মায়ের ছবি ভেসে ওঠার বর্ণনা এসেছে। শেষের মনে থাইকা যাইতো গা বাক্যাংশটি চিন্তা চলে যাওয়া না থেকে যাওয়ার দিকে ইঙ্গিত করছে, তা শুধু লিখিত পাঠে নিশ্চিত নয়।

What this research adds

Literal death component, with different speech acts and behavioral claims. Preserves wish versus attempt denial; does not assign retrospective risk status from a phrase alone. Action-related report, distinct from a lexical death wish. Protects the boundary between described preparation/attempt language and a confirmed completed act. Figurative suffering and mortality awareness are separate from wishes/acts. The shared verb cannot collapse these stances into one death-thought category; বাড়ি খাইয়াও is retained unchanged in its EID. Additional transcript evidence: Distinguishes self-directed suicidal intent from caregiver-related wishes, anticipatory fear and reported family statements. An essential pronoun/target distinction when mapping death language. Prevents coding the passage as either an uncomplicated denial or a confirmed attempt. The mother-image is not automatically hallucination. The proverb and graded Pagol material already exist in baseline; add context rather than counting rediscovery. Figurative মরি does not establish the speaker’s suicidal intention. Strengthens the distinction between fear/experience of dying, devaluation and suicidal intent. Preserves a strong negative case and two prompt–response sequences instead of coding all suicide language as diagnosis. Adds a communication/function context rather than coding all death-related turns as equivalent attempts. Adds a counterpoint of renewed life orientation and its relevance to willingness to seek care. A targeted refinement of the already indexed maternal-image sequence: avoid overstating that the image interrupted the thoughts when the supplied Bangla ending remains unclear.

Lien avec la santé mentale

These accounts distinguish death wishes and explicit denials from reported poison-directed trying, whose wording does not establish completed ingestion. A caregiver’s report of wanting and supervision, allotted-lifespan speech and a work-or-beating proverb each require a different reading from an observed attempt. No psychiatric diagnosis or universal clinical equivalent is established by this expression. The clinical discussion is an analyst comparison, separate from the speaker’s own explanation. Clinical assessment would need current timing, intent, planning and behavior; these retrospective source statements are not a diagnosis. Distinguish wish, intention, action and timing; no plan or attempt is established by these two statements. Distinguish thought, intent, image, timing and action. The remembered/appearing maternal image alone does not establish hallucination.

Safe messaging for media

  • Use the expression in its stated context; do not present it as a diagnosis or universal translation.
  • Avoid describing a person by a stigmatizing term unless the person self-identifies that way and the wording is necessary.
  • For suicide-related coverage, avoid method detail, sensational headlines, and single-cause explanations; include help-seeking information.
  • Link to this entry’s evidence limits and distinguish contributor wording from analyst interpretation.

Established meaning — English

1. To cease living. [FBLEX04] 2. Figuratively, to suffer greatly or be ruined. [FBLEX04] 1. To cease living. [FBLEX04] 2. Figuratively, to suffer greatly or be ruined. [FBLEX04] [FBLEX04]

Established meaning — Bengali

1. মরা: জীবন শেষ হওয়া। [FBLEX04] 2. মরা: রূপকভাবে বিপদে পড়া বা প্রবল কষ্ট পাওয়া। [FBLEX04] 1. মরা: জীবন শেষ হওয়া। [FBLEX04] 2. মরা: রূপকভাবে বিপদে পড়া বা প্রবল কষ্ট পাওয়া। [FBLEX04] [FBLEX04]

Contexte d'utilisation

is retrospective; is a prompted explicit denial. is a negative case that must not be converted into positive ideation because it contains a hypothetical “do something.” follows a self-lowering question. and are first-person statements. The wording must be preserved without smoothing “খাইতে লইছি” into definitely swallowed or reducing “চেষ্টা করছি” to thought alone. This is caregiver reporting of sons’ states, not their first-person testimony. Exact question evidence is included because the verbs change the interpretation. All answers occur after direct suicide/death-wish prompts. The interviewer strengthens the question at a source record; assent to that question must not be recast as an unprompted declaration. It is not an autobiographical statement of suicidal intent. The interviewer then changes the wording in a source record; that rewrite is not the participant’s quotation. Both responses are elicited. NTFH01’s dialogue includes resistance to moral judgement and later protest; retain that complexity. Both statements are elicited by interviewer questions about suicide or death thoughts and are the helpers’ accounts of what others say. Direct questions elicit ideation and disclosure. a source record separately denies attempting. Interviewer retrospectively summarizes recovery; the participant gives his own account of the return of desire to live. Interviewer wording, denial and subsequent participant language all remain in the evidence chain.

Learning from the accounts

Reported effects

Wish, preparatory/attempt language, explicit attempt denial and figurative suffering have different implications and remain separately coded. Additional transcript evidence: Expresses extreme strain and anticipated future neglect, without evidence of a plan to cause death. Reported distress and possible interruptions by family require separate coding from intent. Earlier reluctance to attend care is discussed alongside not wanting to live; relatives took the participant for treatment. The participant links the mother’s image with the death-related thinking, but the direction and timing of the effect are unresolved.

Attributed origins

Accounts cite pain, conflict and burdens, while other speakers invoke children or faith in rejecting self-destruction. Additional transcript evidence: The seller emphasizes relational/economic pressures; the interviewer advances clinical explanations. Neither alone verifies cause. Pain, food-related worry and pressure are participant-stated links; not a verified cause of every act. The source links the experience to the illness and treatment history but does not establish one cause. The preceding discussion concerns difficult life circumstances; no current plan or attempt is established by this short exchange.

Variation and visualization

Variation is within as well as between accounts; dictionary death meanings cannot establish a person’s intent, action or risk status. Additional transcript evidence: Separate speakers, targets and hypothetical future conditions must remain visible. No planned act or actual killing is established by this phrase. No act, intent, plan or clinical risk level is established here; this is transcript interpretation, not an assessment. No uniform pathway or risk inference from one lexical token. Heat-related wording is elicited and qualified; repetition of a prompt must not be counted as independent endorsement. a source record death wishes and a source record attempt denial cannot be collapsed; no prevalence or risk prediction. Desire can change; a positive later statement does not retrospectively erase distress or alone establish current safety. Do not repair বাসায় in a source record to মাথায় or another word, and do not smooth the final থাইকা clause to match the English fade away.

Ce qui reste incertain

Clarify person, meaning, timing and what was actually done because denied action does not erase a wish and these records cannot predict current risk. Keep চায়, চেষ্টা করছি, বিষ খাইতে লইছি and খাইট্টাও মরি বাড়ি খাইয়াও মরি distinct rather than normalizing all of them into completed suicide attempts. No psychiatric diagnosis or universal clinical equivalent is established by this expression. The clinical discussion is an analyst comparison, separate from the speaker’s own explanation. The supplied translation says thoughts fade away, but the Bangla requires clarification. The record cannot support a current-risk prediction, completed attempt, or a proven protective effect.

Commonness and evidence limits

Purposive quotation coverage does not estimate community prevalence. These are selected qualitative occurrences in supplied source files and versions. Repeated files or passages do not add independent testimony. Neither frequency in the population nor identical understanding or private imagery is established by these selections. Selected uses within the same supplied interviews; not new participants, independent replication, population prevalence or proof of identical private visualization. These are selected source occurrences, not population frequencies. Duplicate files and reused evidence do not add independent testimony. No shared private image is established. This is an existing passage, not a newly counted incident. This update adds a stricter translation boundary and the full supplied English paragraph.

Relationships and comparison

These are scoped relationships from the research record, not claims of universal equivalence.

Synonyms and near-synonyms

প্রাণত্যাগ করা (Bangla): dictionary near-synonym — মরা literal sense only [FBLEX04]

Antonyms and contrasts

বাঁচা (Bangla): analyst-identified lexical opposition supported by both dictionary definitions — literal life versus death only [FBLEX04; FBLEX05]

Related terms

No separate related-term record supplied. N141

Across languages

English: die — cease living component translation An ordinary lexical equivalent for literal মরা. Does not distinguish a wish, act, denial or figurative suffering without the whole utterance. [FBLEX04]

অংশগ্রহণকারীঃ যদি মারা যাইতে পারতাম, আল্লাহ্‌ তায়ালা নেয় না কেন। যত তাড়াতাড়ি মরতে পারতাম ততই ভালো হইতো।

All evidence IDs: E0353; E0354; E0355; E0356; E0357; E0358; E0359; E0360; E0361; E0362; E0363; E0484; E0485; E0486; E0487; E0488; E0489; E0490; E0603; E0604; E0605; E0606; E0652; E0653; E0654; E0985; E0986; E0987; E0988; E0989; E1029; E1130; E1131; E1132; E1197; E1198; E1199; E1266; E1267; E1490; E1491; E1492; E1493; E1494; E1495; E1496; E1497; E1498; E1499; E1435; E1649; E1650; E1177; E1730; E1731; E1732; E1733; E1734; E1735; E1736; E1826; E1827; E1828; E2177

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