Santali Talking Dictionary

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t(ə)rui

noun six

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

t(ə)rui gɛl

noun sixty

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

taren

Noun Shoulder

Speaker: Jitender Nath Hasda,
Dialect: Singhbhum

tɑlɑmɑlɑre

adposition center

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

tɑren

noun arm

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

tɑrup’

noun tiger

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

tɑyɑŋ

noun crocodile

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

tɑyom

adposition behind

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

tɑyoməkɑn

adverb backwards

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

tehen

adverb today

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

terom

noun bee

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

tʰətnɑ

noun cheek

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

tʰikʰ

adjective right

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

tʰiruʔmɛ

adjective silent

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

tʰɔtʰna

Noun Cheek

Speaker: Jitender Nath Hasda,
Dialect: Singhbhum

ti

noun hand

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

tiː

Noun Hand

Speaker: Jitender Nath Hasda,
Dialect: Singhbhum

tiju

noun insect

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

tiju

noun worm

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

tikʰ

noun lice, body

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

tinəʔ

pronoun how many, how much

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

tinəʔ

pronoun how much, how many

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

tire

pronoun when

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

tirio

noun flute

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

tisobɑm

adverb never

Speaker: Jitendhar Nath Hasdar

tisɔ̃bɑm

adjective impossible

Speaker: Sumita Murmu

torəc’

noun ash

Speaker: Geeta Rani Murmu

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