Santali Talking Dictionary

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jɑŋ

noun bone

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

jɑŋgɑ

noun foot

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

jɑŋgɑ kɑʈuk’

noun toe

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

jɑŋgɑ rənɑʔ rɑmɑ

noun toenail

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

jɑw̃ɑi

noun husband

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

jɑw̃ɑi goŋkeɲ

noun son-in-law

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

jəlɑm

noun fish net

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

jəlɑm

noun net

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

jənoʔ

noun broom

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

jətə jəgɑ

adverb everywhere

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

jʰɑw̃ɑ gidrə

noun twin

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

jʰɑw̃ɑ gidrə

noun twin

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

jʰəl

adjective long

Speaker: Suklal Besra

jʰil

noun meat

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

jʰola

noun bag

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

johər

hello

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

joto

adjective every

Speaker: Suklal Besra

jotokon cetɑn

adposition on top

Speaker: Suklal Besra

jɔ̃kʰ

noun leech

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

juɑn ~ juən

adjective young

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

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Dictionary produced by Gregory D. S. Anderson and K. David Harrison. (2013).
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how to cite: 2013. Anderson, Gregory D.S. and K. David Harrison. Santali Talking Dictionary. Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages. http://www.talkingdictionary.org/santali

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