An Introductory Primer and Grammar of Ahom Tai ... - Khamkoo
An Introductory Primer and Grammar of Ahom Tai ... - Khamkoo An Introductory Primer and Grammar of Ahom Tai ... - Khamkoo
fU c[q ruiw fU ttq N; fU ttq N; c[q fU knq rMO fU nU pitq fU nU mU fU nU kj fU nU c[q fU nU xi[q n[q nU xi[q fU nU eha lu[q fU tkq nM fU rpq x[q fU rpq tj fU rpq t; fU epa ko[q fU epa si[q fU epa yMO fU pj mE[q fU skq fa fU fkq dpq fU fkq mkq mU fU tEw fa fU tEw si[q fU tEw xonq fU tEw xw fU tEw xi[q fU tEw to] fU tEw ku[q fU tEw ku[q fU tEw d[q fU tEw mokq lMi fU c[q ema fU c[q likq fU c[q va fU c[q knq fU c[q kiNq boat-builder grass-cutter grass-cutter for elephant sedan bearer duck-keeper pig keeper chicken-keeper elephant-keeper male body-guard female body-guard palace-keeper water-drawer bearer of basket dead-body carrier box-carrier drummer cymbal-beater gong-beater Bairâgî washerman sharpener of swords betel-bearer cloth-bearer Seng-dharâ club-bearer meal-bearer load-bearer jarâdharâ bow-bearer gun-bearer stick bearer arrow bearer potter blacksmith barber writer shield maker
fU c[q ko[q fU c[q ku[q fU c[q sj fU c[q ru[q fU c[q xMO gun maker bow maker rope maker builder (house, building) goldsmith
- Page 17 and 18: Lesson 15 e a sound of aw such as e
- Page 19 and 20: f) He arrived at namrup at night g)
- Page 21 and 22: 20 000 so[q mEnq 1.00.000 sinq 2.00
- Page 23 and 24: lukq lnq son + grandson descendants
- Page 25 and 26: a) nM 'water, river' is prefixed to
- Page 27 and 28: na noj Na Noi Sarupathâr na m] Na
- Page 29 and 30: nM t; tears nM fE[q honey nM mnq oi
- Page 31 and 32: Number In singular number numeral l
- Page 33 and 34: instance, the English phrase 'two d
- Page 35 and 36: he brought six tusked elephants 17/
- Page 37 and 38: suiw k; fa m; pI hnq Siu-ka-pha cam
- Page 39 and 40: epa kw my father no[q s] x] their y
- Page 41 and 42: s1 I, me kw tI kw lukq kw s2 you m]
- Page 43 and 44: Anq nj ruinq kw nj x] k; s[q What a
- Page 45 and 46: eta knq fight V rkq knq love V po[q
- Page 47 and 48: xEnq climb V cw fa xEnq ruinq mj ek
- Page 49 and 50: mnq m; k; tI ruinq rw cM pI nj mEw
- Page 51 and 52: cw fa luM xj N] The king fell in gr
- Page 53 and 54: He went and reached the mouth of Du
- Page 55 and 56: A] bj take and place cw fa xEnq xI
- Page 57 and 58: fa kinq nM to[q tI cipq Do not eat
- Page 59 and 60: mnq pI z yU k; tI vj He stayed ther
- Page 61 and 62: s[q fa funq kw bw k; If it rains, I
- Page 63 and 64: xoj fEkq hU fEkq ruinq lu[q eha lu[
- Page 65 and 66: t[q c[q t[q ma t[q rokq t[q dpq k[q
- Page 67: f. doj A[q niuw Upar-Dayangîyâ r.
fU c[q ruiw<br />
fU ttq N;<br />
fU ttq N; c[q<br />
fU knq rMO<br />
fU nU pitq<br />
fU nU mU<br />
fU nU kj<br />
fU nU c[q<br />
fU nU xi[q<br />
n[q nU xi[q<br />
fU nU eha lu[q<br />
fU tkq nM<br />
fU rpq x[q<br />
fU rpq tj<br />
fU rpq t;<br />
fU epa ko[q<br />
fU epa si[q<br />
fU epa yMO<br />
fU pj mE[q<br />
fU skq fa<br />
fU fkq dpq<br />
fU fkq mkq mU<br />
fU tEw fa<br />
fU tEw si[q<br />
fU tEw xonq<br />
fU tEw xw<br />
fU tEw xi[q<br />
fU tEw to]<br />
fU tEw ku[q<br />
fU tEw ku[q<br />
fU tEw d[q<br />
fU tEw mokq lMi<br />
fU c[q ema<br />
fU c[q likq<br />
fU c[q va<br />
fU c[q knq<br />
fU c[q kiNq<br />
boat-builder<br />
grass-cutter<br />
grass-cutter for elephant<br />
sedan bearer<br />
duck-keeper<br />
pig keeper<br />
chicken-keeper<br />
elephant-keeper<br />
male body-guard<br />
female body-guard<br />
palace-keeper<br />
water-drawer<br />
bearer <strong>of</strong> basket<br />
dead-body carrier<br />
box-carrier<br />
drummer<br />
cymbal-beater<br />
gong-beater<br />
Bairâgî<br />
washerman<br />
sharpener <strong>of</strong> swords<br />
betel-bearer<br />
cloth-bearer<br />
Seng-dharâ<br />
club-bearer<br />
meal-bearer<br />
load-bearer<br />
jarâdharâ<br />
bow-bearer<br />
gun-bearer<br />
stick bearer<br />
arrow bearer<br />
potter<br />
blacksmith<br />
barber<br />
writer<br />
shield maker
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