Santali Talking Dictionary

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sɑnɑm

adjective all

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

sɑnɑmko

adverb together

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

sɑɔ̃te

adposition with

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

sɑpʰɑ

adjective clean

Speaker: Suklal Besra

sɑr

noun arrow

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

sɑ̃ɽim

noun roof (or granary)

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

sɑ̃ɽim

noun granary (or roof)

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

sɑsɑŋ

adjective yellow

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

sɑsɔn

noun grave

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

selet’ kɑ

adposition in addition to

Speaker: Suklal Besra

setɑ

noun dog

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

setɑk’ bɛɽɑ

adverb phrase in morning

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

sənɑm jəgə ~ sɑnɑm jəgɑ

adverb everywhere

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

sənəc’

noun mucus

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

səri

adjective true

Speaker: Suklal Besra

sɛreɲ

noun song

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

si

noun louse, head

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

sik(ə)ɽi

noun mosquito

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

sikəriə

noun hunter

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

sikəriə

noun hunter

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

sim

noun chicken

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

sim bili

noun chicken egg

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

sip’ kɑʈuk’

noun little finger

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

sipkaʈub

Noun Little finger

Speaker: Jitender Nath Hasda,
Dialect: Singhbhum

sĩɽi

noun ladder

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar,
Dialect: Hindi Loan

so(h)

noun smell

Speaker: Suklal Besra

somɑn

adjective flat

Speaker: Suklal Besra

sukri

noun pig

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

sukri

noun sow

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

sukri ɖɑʈɑ

noun boar tusk

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

sunui

Noun Mucus

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu,
Dialect: Singhbhum

surɛ

adposition near

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

sursupər

adposition besides

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

sursupərɛ

adposition nearby

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

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Dictionary produced by Gregory D. S. Anderson and K. David Harrison. (2013).
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