< b>The lexical variants presented in the note below are arranged according to their frequency of occurrence in the survey data-from most frequent to least frequent.
The following words were reported in Maharashtra to refer to the concept of a floor broom in a modern-style house: jʰaḍu, jaḍu, ǰʰaḍu, jʰaru, jʰaḷu, jʰaḍi, jʰaru, jʰaḍwən, jʰaḍwa, šindica jʰaḍu, sindica jʰaḍu sṭail jʰaḍu, pʰuljʰaḍu, saḷujʰaḍu, jʰaḍṇi, jʰaḍna, jʰaḷni, ǰʰanni, jʰaṇṇo, kʰəraṭa, kʰəṭṭa, kirsuni, kersuni, kərsuṇḍi, kersuli, pʰəḍa, pʰəḍi, bahəri, bʰara, bahra, bʰaro, bayri, baheri, bʰaḍi, baḍi, baḍi, bera, bʰayḍi, boəri, baɡ bahəri, moḷ, mol, məwali, mowəḷ, moḷači, məwelu, sirai, širau, širwa, širawa, širai, širaw, širi, šipri, kuca, kucca, kunca, kuccajʰaḷu, saḷuta, saḷata, sauta saḷati, saḷota, saḷuca, səlate, səlata, səraṭa, halto, butari, butara, bʰutari, butura, waḍwən, waḍʰwən, warwən, ɡʰoḷ, sarən, san, məyra, məyer, məyuri, məyeri, məwera, moyḍa, kəisar, kesri, kəsur, kəysar. loṭna, ləkšumi, basor, basəwəro, bokʰri, junu, muṭ, piši, muɡḍa, buḍuk, mulam etc.

Of these, jʰaḍu and its phonetic variants jʰaru, jʰaḷu, etc. were attested in all the districts of Maharashtra; while bahəri and its phonetic variants bayri, baheri, baḍi, etc. were reported in Raigad, Palghar, Dhule, Nandurbar, and Gadchiroli districts.