Santali Talking Dictionary

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hɑku

noun fish

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

hɑnɑriɲ buɽi ~ hɑnhɑriɲ buɽhi

noun mother-in-law

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

hɑrtɑ

noun skin

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

hɑɽɑm

noun old person

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

hɑɽɑm bɑ

noun grandfather

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

hɑɽɑm hɔɽ

adjective old (person)

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

hɑ̃ɽu

noun black monkey

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

hɑsup’

noun pain

Speaker: Suklal Besra

hɑtɑŋ

noun brain

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

hɑti ɖɑʈɑ

noun elephant tusk

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

hɑtlɑʔ

noun armpit

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

hɑʈɑʔ

noun winnowing fan

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

hɑu

noun red ant

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

heɖet’

adjective boiled

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

hende

adjective black

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

heɽɛm

adjective sweet

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

hərta

Noun Skin

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu,
Dialect: Singhbhum

həɽiəɽ

adjective green

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

həsliʤəŋ

Noun Shoulder blade

Speaker: Jitender Nath Hasda,
Dialect: Singhbhum

hətaŋ

Noun Brain

Speaker: Jitender Nath Hasda,
Dialect: Singhbhum

hətla

Noun Armpit

Speaker: Jitender Nath Hasda,
Dialect: Singhbhum

hɛ̃

adverb yes

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

hɛ̃ hui dɑɽeɑʔɑ

adverb possibly

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

hɛɽɑʔ ~ heɽɑʔ

adjective brown

Speaker: Suklal Besra

holɑ

adverb yesterday

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

hoɲɑrin hɑɽɑm ~ hoɲhɑrin hɑɽɑm

noun father-in-law

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

hopon

noun son

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

hopon erɑ

noun daughter

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

horo

noun turtle

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

hotete

adposition by

Speaker: Suklal Besra

hoʈok’

noun neck

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

hɔɽ

noun man

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

hɔɽ ko

noun people

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

hɔʈɔ

Noun Neck

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu,
Dialect: Singhbhum

huɖiŋ

adverb little

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

hui dɑɽeɑʔɑ

adjective possible

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

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