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|wrd005=''nani'' (informal, sometimes also formal for undefined groups)<br/>''yavyāta'' (formal, undefined groups)<br/>''yakaliyātam'' (formal, defined groups)
|wrd005=''nani'' (informal, sometimes also formal for undefined groups)<br/>''yavyāta'' (formal, undefined groups)<br/>''yakaliyātam'' (formal, defined groups)
|wrd006=''toman''  
|wrd006=''toman''  
|wrd007=''nenė''
|wrd007=''nenē''
|wrd008=''nanā'' <small>(medial: nunū)</small>
|wrd008=''nanā'' <small>(medial: nunū)</small>
|wrd009=''ejulā''
|wrd009=''ejulā''
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|wrd083=''dhāna''
|wrd083=''dhāna''
|wrd084=''bhugrā''
|wrd084=''bhugrā''
|wrd085=''pilėnas''
|wrd085=''pilēnas''
|wrd086=''kāraṇḍhai'' <small>(pl)</small>
|wrd086=''kāraṇḍhai'' <small>(pl)</small>
|wrd087=''avṛcah''
|wrd087=''avṛcah''
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|wrd151=''daša''
|wrd151=''daša''
|wrd152=''maita''
|wrd152=''maita''
|wrd153=''gėrisa''
|wrd153=''gērisa''
|wrd154=''jariā''
|wrd154=''jariā''
|wrd155=''nanūkah''
|wrd155=''nanūkah''
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|wrd160=''vælvah''
|wrd160=''vælvah''
|wrd161=''yāmyah''
|wrd161=''yāmyah''
|wrd162=''lairė''
|wrd162=''lairē''
|wrd163=''prātas''
|wrd163=''prātas''
|wrd164=''kaiṭas''
|wrd164=''kaiṭas''
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|wrd171=''ñariāh''
|wrd171=''ñariāh''
|wrd172=''ūnika'' (noun); ''ūnikake'' (ūnik-, verb)
|wrd172=''ūnika'' (noun); ''ūnikake'' (ūnik-, verb)
|wrd173=''mæchliė'' (noun); ''mæchlike'' (mæchlь-, verb)
|wrd173=''mæchliē'' (noun); ''mæchlike'' (mæchlь-, verb)
|wrd174=pale yellow: ''yulta'' (noun); ''yultake'' (yult-, verb)<br/> golden yellow: ''chlirāma'' (noun); ''chlirāke'' (chlirā-, verb)
|wrd174=pale yellow: ''yulta'' (noun); ''yultake'' (yult-, verb)<br/> golden yellow: ''chlirāma'' (noun); ''chlirāke'' (chlirā-, verb)
|wrd175=''pāṇḍa'' (noun); ''pāṇḍake'' (pāṇḍ-, verb)
|wrd175=''pāṇḍa'' (noun); ''pāṇḍake'' (pāṇḍ-, verb)

Revision as of 21:07, 19 April 2018

No. English Chlouvānem
1 I lili
2 you (singular) sāmi (informal)
nani (formal superior)
ravi (formal equal)
kūri (formal inferior)[1]
3 he tami (also "she, it"; titles are more frequently used)
4 we main
5 you (plural) nani (informal, sometimes also formal for undefined groups)
yavyāta (formal, undefined groups)
yakaliyātam (formal, defined groups)
6 they toman
7 this nenē
8 that nanā (medial: nunū)
9 here ejulā
10 there āñjulā (medial: uñjulā)
11 who yavita?
12 what yananū?
13 where yajulā?
14 when yamiya?
15 how yalīce?
16 not gu(n) … ša[2]
17 all yaiva
18 many taili
19 some sora
20 few ṣūbha
21 other viṣam
22 one emibe, emi
23 two dani
24 three pāmvi
25 four nęlte
26 five šulka
27 big sūrṣake (sūrṣ-)
28 long mųrmake (mųrm-)
29 wide švadhake (švadh-)
30 thick ḍirake (ḍir-abl)
31 heavy ūṭṇake (ūṭṇ-)
32 small ñikake (ñik-)
33 short chītake (chīt-abl)
34 narrow šumbrake (šumb-abl (u→i))
35 thin ṭaɂake (ṭaɂ-)
36 woman hulin
37 man (adult male) dralkam
38 man (human being) lila
39 child samin
40 wife laleichim, honorific: ħaitlañši
41 husband rūdakis, honorific: šulañšoe
42 mother meinā, honorific: nāḍima
43 father bunā, honorific: tāmvāram
44 animal švas
45 fish dalьtah
46 bird gūṇa
47 dog thudam
48 louse ṭaḍhūh
49 snake māruḍa
50 worm tūlum
51 tree jñūm
52 forest nanai
53 stick daṇḍa
54 fruit hælveh
55 seed dūdha
56 leaf nūlia
57 root lǣca
58 bark (of a tree) ṇīṭah
59 flower juniā
60 grass humai
61 rope pąnna
62 skin ṇīṭah
63 meat mædhram
64 blood ūvṛṣam
65 bone ḍulṭhīh
66 fat (noun) ḍåtvam
67 egg pomai
68 horn ṭaiɂa
69 tail laiṭa
70 feather ḍåsmuh
71 hair pārās (pl)
72 head lāṇṭam
73 ear minnūlia; literary: mindṛṣūs
74 eye mešīn; literary: mešīlgis, nāhim
75 nose nālkum
76 mouth dehām
77 tooth aṣṭras
78 tongue (organ) jeltā
79 fingernail kaipē; literary: damītah, parṣūs
80 foot junai
81 leg pājya; literary: peithṛṣūs
82 knee dækṣuh
83 hand dhāna
84 wing bhugrā
85 belly pilēnas
86 guts kāraṇḍhai (pl)
87 neck avṛcah
88 back joraṇa
89 breast maula
90 heart taugikā; togīn
91 liver ṭarkas
92 to drink mulke (mul-abl)
93 to eat yųlake (yųl-abl)
94 to bite švinake (švin-abl)
95 to suck mukke (mukk-abl)
96 to spit ette (et-)
97 to vomit gåtnake (gåtn-)
98 to blow ghūmake (ghūm-abl)
99 to breathe dīvake (dīv-abl)
100 to laugh huppake (hupp-abl)
101 to see mišake (miš-abl)
102 to hear milge (mind-)
103 to know tṛlake (tṛl-abl)
104 to think nilyake (nily-abl)
105 to smell ṣurgake (ṣurg-abl (u→i))
106 to fear tvorgake (tvorg-)
107 to sleep pugle (pugl-abl)
108 to live lilke (lil-ah; abl)
109 to die ḍūkke (ḍuk-ah; abl)
110 to kill kaudṛke (kau-dṛ-abl) or causative forms of ḍūkke (ḍuk-ah; abl)
111 to fight huṃħake (huṃħ-abl (u→i))
112 to hunt pumnake (pumn-abl)
113 to hit tulge (tug-abl)
114 to cut guṃsake (guṃs-abl)
115 to split cæšake (cæš-)
116 to stab ikhlake (ikhl-abl)
117 to scratch prubake (prub-abl+)
118 to dig bleikke (bleik-)
119 to swim monodir.: lįke (lih-abl; irr[3]); multidir.: lærṣake (lærṣ-)
120 to fly monodir.: mugdhe (mudh-abl); multidir.: mordhake (mordh-)
121 to walk monodir.: lulke (lun-abl; irr[4]); multidir.: peithake (peith-irr[5])
122 to come mū(g)- prefix before any motion verb (e.g. mūflulke, mūpeithake, mūglįke, mūglærṣake…)
123 to lie (as in a bed) tokte (ta-ut-abl; irr); root -ut- plus any positional prefix.
124 to sit tamirte (ta-mirt-irr); root -mirt- plus any positional prefix.
125 to stand tatiāke (ta-tiā-irr); root -tiā- plus any positional prefix.
126 to turn (intransitive) aphake (aph-irr); exterior forms are transitive, interior ones intransitive.
127 to fall heṣṭvake (heṣṭv-)
128 to give męlike (męlь-)
129 to hold nænike (nænь-)
130 to squeeze bæmnake (bæmn-)
131 to rub lišvake (lišv-abl)
132 to wash mutake (mut-abl (u→i))
133 to wipe boglišvake (bog-lišv-abl)
134 to pull monodir.: khulike (khulь-abl); multidir.: kharliake (kharlь-)
135 to push norake (nor-)
136 to throw kunake (kun-abl)
137 to tie chladyake (chlady-)
138 to sew ħarṣṭake (ħarṣṭ-)
139 to count niañake (niañ-)
140 to say kulke (kul-abl (u→i))
141 to sing lijake (lij-abl)
142 to play ħulde (ħuld-abl)[6]
143 to float in the air: monodir.: yaṃške (yaṃš-inv abl); multidir.: īraške (īraš-);
on water: monodir.: uṭake (uṭ-abl); multidir.: arṭake (arṭ-)
144 to flow buñjñake (buñjñ-abl)
145 to freeze tæñailūrake (tæ-ñailū:ra-)
146 to swell lkurtake (lkurt-abl)
147 sun hånna
148 moon huliā
149 star ñaiṭa
150 water maila
151 rain daša
152 river maita
153 lake gērisa
154 sea jariā
155 salt nanūkah
156 stone tāmira
157 sand chlebam
158 dust paʔeh
159 earth bhælā
160 cloud vælvah
161 fog yāmyah
162 sky lairē
163 wind prātas
164 snow kaiṭas
165 ice ñailūh
166 smoke raikas
167 fire javyāh (good); kūrokas (bad)
168 ash måris (singular only)
169 to burn jervyaike (jervyai-)
170 road ūnima; līlta (especially unpaved)
171 mountain ñariāh
172 red ūnika (noun); ūnikake (ūnik-, verb)
173 green mæchliē (noun); mæchlike (mæchlь-, verb)
174 yellow pale yellow: yulta (noun); yultake (yult-, verb)
golden yellow: chlirāma (noun); chlirāke (chlirā-, verb)
175 white pāṇḍa (noun); pāṇḍake (pāṇḍ-, verb)
176 black murka (noun); murkake (murk-, verb)
177 night laliā
178 day pārṇam
179 year heirah
180 warm sensation: jāmįrah (noun); jāmįrjānake (jān-, verb);
to the touch: khæñcas (noun); khæñcajānake (jān-, verb)
181 cold sensation: jålkha (noun); jålkhajānake (jān-, verb);
to the touch: ṭhūrgas (noun); ṭhūrgajānake (jān-, verb)
182 full smurake (smur-)
183 new lališake (lališ-)
184 old gęṇṭake (gęṇṭ-)
185 good miąre
186 bad garpake (garp-)
187 rotten volgrake (volgr-)
188 dirty sījhake (sījh-)
189 straight svātrake (svātr-)
190 round ñęrcake (ñęrc-)
191 sharp (as a knife) thiḍausake {thiḍ-aus-)
192 dull (as a knife) kuṇḍhake (kuṇḍh-)
193 smooth ninnake (ninn-abl)
194 wet tarike (tarь-) (participles)
195 dry būṃṣake (būṃṣ-)
196 correct svātārṣake (svātārṣ-)
197 near muhike (muhь-)
198 far durḍhāvake (durḍhau-)
199 right jlitimas
200 left vyātimas
201 at ta-, mū(g)-, šr- (verbal prefixes)
202 in plain locative case; na(ñ)-, glь- (verbal prefixes)
203 with (+ essive) (comitative); instrumental case (instrumental)
204 and no (complete list; also between related sentences), lasь (incomplete list) sama (between sentences only)
205 if hypothetical mood
206 because ; menni; consequential secondary moods
207 name haloe

Notes

  1. ^ Given names with the appropriate titles are often used instead of these pronouns.
  2. ^ -n before vowels. The ša part of the circumfix is omitted if the verb is used attributively or if the interrogative particle dam is present.
  3. ^ Behaves as lis- before consonants.
  4. ^ Suppletive; irregular present tense.
  5. ^ Suppletive.
  6. ^ "To play" for musical instruments is translated differently depending on the instrument: tulge for percussions, ghūmake for aerophones, prṣake for stringed instruments not played with a bow and keyboards, and lišvake for stringed instruments played with a bow. "To play a melody" is sumorake.