Gta’ Talking Dictionary

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ãsaʔ

curry spoon

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

aʔgiʔ

boiled, be (vb.), hot, make; burn (vt); heat, to

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

aʔgiʔ

set to heat

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

badʒe

fry, to

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

batʃe

sift

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

bole

food, cooked rice

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

bole ɖoj

cook, cook rice

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

btig aʔsaʔ=tǝ

taste salty (vb.)

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

btig misæ

add salt

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

btʃojʔ etʃi sbo læʔ

taste sweet or sour

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

buræʔ-se, burɛʔ-se

charcoal, embers

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

dʒawa

gruel made of rice and pulses < Or.

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

ɖabna

lid of a pot

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

ɖeksi

cauldron, still bottom

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

ɖeʔ-hoʔ

water rice

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

ɖeʔhuʔ-tʃig

strain out water from boiled rice

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

ɖǝɖoj

cook

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

ɖǝɖoj=nǝsa luki trugse=ndre aʔko

put pot on fire for cooking

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

ɖoj=tǝnǝ bole

boiled rice, cooked rice

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

gare

cooking pot

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

genædʒa

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sieve, sifter

Example: Photo by Opino Gomango

Speaker: Dosorup Kirsani,
Dialect: Hill-Plains mixed/transitional

gǝgæʔ

fry, to

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

gǝgujg=nǝ sǝhõ

wood collected for fire

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

gigæʔ=nsa gaʔkor

pan for frying

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

giʔ-ɽeʔ

water, boil

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

gnindʒa

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sieve, sifter

Example: Photo by Opino Gomango

Speaker: Kaliya Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

gol moritʃa

black pepper

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

hmaʔ nsiŋ=gǝ

boiled vegetables, curry, boiled pulse, fried food

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

hmaʔ=ndre udig nse pake

yellow, be (vb.), curry to have too much turmeric

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

kijã basta

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bag of rice

Example: Photo by Opino Gomango

Speaker: Kaliya Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

ma=batʃe=nǝ rkig

rice, unpolished

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

meriŋ misɛ

add chili

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

mikiɽaʔ=nǝ buɽæʔ-se

small bit of charcoal

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

mnaʔ nkui

big pot

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

mosala misɛ

add spice

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

mosola

spices

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

nɖeʔ aʔgiʔ

make water boil

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

nkwi

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pot

Example: Photo by Opino Gomango

Speaker: Dosorup Kirsani,
Dialect: Plains

ntʃuj aʔtor

press out oil

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

ntu-ɽeʔ

gruel, the liquid morning meal called ’pej’ in Oriya

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

ntu-ɽeʔ aʔkuɽe

cook pej gruel (vb.)

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

nuki

clean cooking vessels (vb.)

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

pitol gare

wide-mouth brass cooking pot

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

reʔdʒa

sieve, to

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

reʔdʒa

sift

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

rkig mise

mix rice

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

rkik badʒe

fry paddy

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

rkik gɛʔ

dry fry paddy

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

rlæʔ-se aʔɖǝhõ

burning charcoal

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

sbo=tǝnǝ mmiʔ=ɽiŋ=wǝ

taste if sweet (tr. vb.)

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

sǝhõ

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firewood

Example: Photo by Opino Gomango

Speaker: Kaliya Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

sǝhõ aʔɖhõ

set fire

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

sǝhõ=ndre aʔgiʔ

burn with fire, to; heat in fire, to

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

sǝlaʔ (h)ãsa

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wooden whisk

Example: Photo by Opino Gomango

Speaker: Dosorup Kirsani,
Dialect: Plains

sǝlaʔ hãsa

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wooden whisk

Example: Photo by Opino Gomango

Speaker: Kaliya Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

sigir

roast, scorch, bake in fire; warm hands by fire

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

sujg=tǝnǝ rkig

mixed rice

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

tini:=so

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bundle of kindling

Example: Photo by Opino Gomango

Speaker: Dosorup Kirsani,
Dialect: Plains

tnir-sẽ

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kindling stack

Example: Photo by Opino Gomango

Speaker: Kaliya Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

tnir-so

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kindling stack

Example: Photo by Opino Gomango

Speaker: Dosorup Kirsani,
Dialect: Plains

tnir=se

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bundle of kindling

Example: Photo by Opino Gomango

Speaker: Kaliya Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

tomkæʔ

wooden pestle

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

trug-se

cooking fire

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

trug-se

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hearth, cooking fire

Example: Photo by Opino Gomango

Speaker: Kaliya Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

trug-se

cooking pit

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

trug-so

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hearth, cooking fire

Example: Photo by Opino Gomango

Speaker: Dosorup Kirsani,
Dialect: Plains

trugse

hearth

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

tʃali

taste, to

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

tʃɪni

sugar

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

tʃlæ surisok

long knife

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

tʃokte

knead, to

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

udʒir

fry, to

Speaker: Budra Raspeda,
Dialect: Hill

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