Santali Talking Dictionary

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gɑi nɑhɑr

noun singer

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

gɑɽi

noun monkey

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

gɑɽi

noun monkey

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

gɑte

noun friend

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

geɖe

noun duck

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

gəpɑ

adverb tomorrow

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

gɛl

noun ten

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

gɛl ɑrɛ

noun nineteen

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

gɛl bɑr

noun twelve

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

gɛl iɑi

noun seventeen

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

gɛl irɛl

noun eighteen

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

gɛl mit’

noun eleven

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

gɛl mɔɽɛ

noun fifteen

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

gɛl pe

noun thirteen

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

gɛl pun

noun fourteen

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

gɛl sɑi

noun one thousand

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

gɛl t(ə)rui

noun sixteen

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

gidrə

noun child

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

gidrə

noun child

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

gobri

noun stomach

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

goc’

adjective dead

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

goc’ hɔɽ

noun dead body

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

goɖet

noun shaman

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

guɖu

noun rat

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

gujuʔ

noun death

Speaker: Suklal Besra

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