the kno- in knowledge becomes jna- in sanskrit to gya- in hindi (or sometimes ja-)
For example Janana is a verb meaning to know in hindi-urdu
and Gyaan is a word for knowledge in hindi
@mur2501 hindi-bengali take from bidal

while marathi seems to take from marjar (manjar)

@meeper
You already seen Monjolika
Now meet my black cat, Bidalika

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