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lol Saturday 04th of February 2006 08:34:06 AM
words by topic - Namaste!!

Hi everyone! This post is for everyone that wants to contribute to it. The idea here is to avoid using too much space and having to go through all te posts looking for words. What we want is to post vocabulary words by topics. everyone can help us out with it... all you need to do is pick a topic and post the words and translations, and if u see that someone made a mistake, send them a private message so that person can correct it and we wont be using too much space.

Hopefully this will be an easier way for us all to learn.

hope you all like the idea. You can see some of the posible topics at the post "a different approach", and if you come up with more ideas about the possible topics you can post them there. I found a good on line dictionary for us all to use,
www.shabdkosh.com
www.wordanywhere.com
in these 2 you can see the results also in devanagari script so that way we can learn how its written too.

those are the 2 that i usually use, and where i m trying to find the translations, you can all help trying to look for words by yourselves.

If there s someone that s willing to help us out and watch out for posible corrections it would be great... and i hope that yoon will help us here too.

see you all soon everyone!!!

lol Saturday 04th of February 2006 10:12:12 AM
basic words - Basic words

Hi or Hello: Namaste
Thank You: Shukhriya / Dhanyavaad
Sorry: Maaf kijiye
Please: Kripaya
Ok:Theek hai

Days of the week

Monday: somavar
Tuesday: mãgalavar
Wednesday: budhavar
Thursday: guruvar
Friday: shukravar
Saturday: shanivar
Sunday: ravivar

Months

January:janvari
February: pharvari
March: marc
April: aprail
May: mai
June:jun
July:julai
August: agast
September: sitambar
October: aktubar
November: navambar
December: disambar

Family

Father: pitajee
Mother: maa (or) maa-ta-jee
Grandfather: daa-daa-jee
Grandmother: daa-dee-maa
Brother: bhaa-e
Elder Brother: bhai-ya
Younger Brother: cho-ta bhaa-e
Sister: be-han
Elder Sister: dee-dee
Younger Sister:cho-tee ba-hen
Son: bae-ta
Daughter: bae-tee
Grandson: po-ta
Granddaughter: po-tee
Husband: pa-tee
Wife: pat-nee

Directions

Right: Dahine
Left: Bayen
taxi: taxi
train: train
bus: bus
street: sadak
middle: beech
under: neeche

tahnks yoon :D u r right, we can t know all u have or you dont have, hahaha, but i ve taken away the word subway anyway.
as for younger brother or sister, I think it s just to know whether its younger or older, coz I think everywhere we just go for bro or sis, or by their names, but when we talk about them we say whether they r younger or older sometimes, don t you think? ;)

And Yoon... i t s really great to have you here so that you can correct the mistakes, really.... bahut dhanyavaad yoon!!! :D:):)

yoonbestfriend Sunday 05th of February 2006 06:17:26 PM
- [quote][i]Originally posted by lol[/i]

Yonger Brother: cho-ta bhaa-e
Sister: ba-hen
Yonger Sister:cho-tee ba-hen

subway: subway
[/quote]

lol actually,when one has to say about his/her younger brother or sister then one says chota bhai/chotee behan but when u r directly talking to him/her u dont use chta/chotee u say it right away or u use the name or him/her
and for the other part....as far as the subway is concrened hahaha sorry but we dont have subways out here....thats one of the reasons for the huge traffic jams we have,u guys may not be familiar to it

lol Saturday 11th of February 2006 01:31:13 PM
body parts - So... here is the second topic guys!I m not sure that they are all correct, but it s worth giving it a try.

sir सिर ------------------------ head
baal बाल ---------------------- hair
aankhen आंखें ------------------- eyes
bhaun भौं ---------------------- eyebrow
baraunee बरौनी ------------------ eyelashes
naak नाक ---------------------- nose
gaal गाल ---------------------- cheeks
chehra चोह्र ---------------------- mouth
thuddi ठुड्डी ------------------- chin
honth होंठ ---------------------- lips
kaan कान ----------------------- ears
garadan गरदन ------------------- neck
shareer शरीर ------------------- body
chaatee छाती ------------------- chest
chaatee छाती ------------------- breast
pet´ पेट ----------------------- stomach
peeth पीठ ---------------------- back
kandha कन्धा ------------------- shoulders
haanth हांठ --------------------- arms
koohanee कुहनी ----------------- elbow
hast हस्त ---------------------- hand
kalaii कलाई ------------------- wrist
panja पंजा --------------------- nail
tang टांग ----------------------- leg
ghootana घुतना ----------------- knee
takhana टखना ------------------ ankle
paanv पांव --------------------- foot / toe
unglii उंगली------------------- finger
anghuthaa अंघुथा ------------- toe/thumb

Alowyn and Yoon ... I corrected head now, so no prob there (I think and hope).

Next topic for me... ordinary house things like cups, fork, knives, door... things like that.

bye everyone!!!

alowyn Saturday 11th of February 2006 02:19:11 PM
- great idea, lol, i'll post a list myself this weekend.

but, um, isn't head = sir/सिर?

alowyn Sunday 12th of February 2006 06:51:13 PM
- Colours: (rang, रंग)

white: सफेद, safed
black: काला, kaala
red: लाल, laal
orange: नारंगी, naarangii
yellow: पीला piila
green: हरा hara
blue: नीला niila
purple: बैगनी baeganii

Neila Sunday 12th of February 2006 09:45:29 PM
fruits and vegetables - phal aur sabziyaa.N - fruit - phal (m)
vegetable - sabzii (f)

apple - seb (m)
apricot - Kubaanii (m) / zaradaaluu (m)
banana - kelaa (m)
bean - sem (f)
blackberry - kaalii berii (f) / blaik berii (f)
carrot - gaajar (m)
muskmelon/cantaloupe - kharabuujaa (m)
orange - santaraa (m)
pea - maTar (m)
peanut - muu.Ngaphalii (f)
pear - naashapaatii (f)
pine-apple - anannaas (m)
hazelnut - pi.ngal phal (m)
billberry/blueberry - bilberii (f)
currant - ??
pepper - mirch (f)
grape - Draaksh (m)
pomegranate - anaar (m) / daa.Dim (m)
potato - aaluu (m)
raspberry - rasberii (f)/ rasabharii (f)
strawberry - sTraaberii (f)
tomato - TamaaTar (m)
pumpkin - ??
coconut - naariyal (m) /
garii (f) - the internal part of a coconut
tangerine - naara.ngii (f)
almond - baadaam (m)
mango - aam (m)
peach - aa.Duu (m) / shafataaluu (m)
plum - plam (m)
rhubarb - revaachiinii (f)
raisin - munakkaa (m) / kishamish (m)
cherry - cherii (f)
sweet cherry - miiTaa cherii (f)
morello cherry / sour cherry - khaTTii cherii (f)
gooseberry - guusaberii (f)
walnut - akharoT (m)
citron/lemon - niibuu (m) / chakotaraa (?)
grapefruit/shaddock - grep-fruuiT (?)

More words will follow soon I hope. If you see some mistakes please pm me and I'll correct them.

Thanks for the corrections, enigmatic beauty.

Edit: I'm so used to the mask/fem-thing that I forgot it is probably only used in germany. Sorry for that. I added m/f because I read that some adjectives change with the gender of the noun. That's why I think the gender is quite important.

[b]PS: I see, gaby, well, I'm definitely looking forward to your list [/b]

gaby24 Tuesday 14th of February 2006 08:54:16 PM
- [size=4]Animals - जन्तु (jantu) and और (aur) Insects बहुत तुच्छ वस्तु ( bahuta tuccha vastu)[/size]

monkey= [size=4]बन्दर [/size](bandara)
cow= [size=4] गाय [/size] (gaaya)
chicken= [size=4]मुर्गी का बच्चा [/size](mugi kaa baccaa)
turtle =[size=4]कुर्म [/size](kurme)
dog= [size=4]कुत्ता [/size](kuttaa)
cat= [size=4]बिल्ली [/size] (billi)
elephant=[size=4] गजराज[/size](gajaraaja)
lion= [size=4]सिंह [/size](sinha)
tiger=[size=4] बाघ [/size](baagha)
snake=[size=4]सांप [/size](saamp)
rabit=[size=4]खरहा [/size](kharahaa)
bear=[size=4] भालू [/size](bhaalu)
fish= [size=4]मछ्ली[/size](machli)
whale= [size=4]व्हेल [/size](vheel)
rat= [size=4]मूस [/size](musa)
pig= [size=4]छीना [/size] (chinaa)
giraffe=[size=4] जिराफ [/size](jiraapha)
duck= [size=4] बतख [/size](batakha)
bat= [size=4] गेंद खेलने का बल्ला[/size](geenda kheelanee kaa ballaa)
squirrel=[size=4] गिलहरी[/size](gilaharii)
snail=[size=4] काहिल[/size](kaahila)
frog=[size=4] दादुर[/size](daadura)
crab=[size=4] कर्क राशि [/size](karka raasi)
fly= [size=4]मच्छर [/size](macchara)
spider=[size=4] मकड़ा[/size](makaRaa)
ant =[size=4] पिपीलिका [/size](pipiilikaa)
butterfly= [size=4] तितली [/size](titalii)
bumblebee=[size=4] भौंरा[/size](bhaunraa)
flea= [size=4]पिस्सू [/size](pis-ssu)

[color=red]Note: Corrections to my many mistakes are welcome.[/color]

UncleBob Wednesday 15th of February 2006 01:08:30 PM
- masculine and feminine, presumably mask is short for the German of masculine. Normally you just see m or f in backets.

enigmatic_beauty Sunday 19th of February 2006 05:01:40 PM
Grape - A grape is called "Draaksh" in Hindi and "guchchaa" actually means "a bunch " .

anjamu Saturday 04th of March 2006 03:11:37 PM
postpositions and transitions and such - [size=3]के बरे में[/size] - about
[size=3]के नीचे[/size] - under
[size=3]के पीछे[/size] - behind
[size=3]के ऊपर[/size] - above
[size=3]के बाद[/size] - after
[size=3]फिर[/size] - next, after, then
[size=3]के आगे[/size] - in front of
[size=3]के पास[/size] - beside
[size=3]पहिला[/size] - first
[size=3]दूसरा[/size] - other, second
[size=3]अन्त में[/size] - lastly
[size=3]फिर भी[/size] - however
[size=3]तो[/size] - so
[size=3]कब ... जब[/size] - when ... then
[size=3]जैसा[/size] - like (also [size=3]जैसी, जैसे[/size] contingent on gender, etc.)
[size=3]भी[/size] - also
[size=3]अभी[/size] - now
[size=3]पर[/size] - on
[size=3]को[/size] - to
[size=3]से[/size] - from
[size=3]लेकिन[/size] - but

anjamu Saturday 04th of March 2006 03:17:02 PM
- also, i thought grapes were [size=3]अंगूर[/size] angoor.

mahdy Sunday 05th of March 2006 01:15:35 PM
- secnd.other-dusra.
first-pehli
bhi-also.too....

gaby24 Tuesday 15th of August 2006 09:13:55 PM
keeping alive interesting thread ... - Hello everybody....making a review of past posts i found out this thread which i find very usefull and would like to keep alive.Help me to do that! :)

Phrasebase Archive
	lol	Saturday 04th of February 2006 08:34:06 AM
	words by topic - Namaste!! Hi everyone! This post is for everyone that wants to contribute to it. The idea here is to avoid using too much space and having to go through all te posts looking for words. What we want is to post vocabulary words by topics. everyone can help us out with it... all you need to do is pick a topic and post the words and translations, and if u see that someone made a mistake, send them a private message so that person can correct it and we wont be using too much space. Hopefully this will be an easier way for us all to learn. hope you all like the idea. You can see some of the posible topics at the post "a different approach", and if you come up with more ideas about the possible topics you can post them there. I found a good on line dictionary for us all to use, www.shabdkosh.com www.wordanywhere.com in these 2 you can see the results also in devanagari script so that way we can learn how its written too. those are the 2 that i usually use, and where i m trying to find the translations, you can all help trying to look for words by yourselves. If there s someone that s willing to help us out and watch out for posible corrections it would be great... and i hope that yoon will help us here too. see you all soon everyone!!!
	lol	Saturday 04th of February 2006 10:12:12 AM
	basic words - Basic words Hi or Hello: Namaste Thank You: Shukhriya / Dhanyavaad Sorry: Maaf kijiye Please: Kripaya Ok:Theek hai Days of the week Monday: somavar Tuesday: mãgalavar Wednesday: budhavar Thursday: guruvar Friday: shukravar Saturday: shanivar Sunday: ravivar Months January:janvari February: pharvari March: marc April: aprail May: mai June:jun July:julai August: agast September: sitambar October: aktubar November: navambar December: disambar Family Father: pitajee Mother: maa (or) maa-ta-jee Grandfather: daa-daa-jee Grandmother: daa-dee-maa Brother: bhaa-e Elder Brother: bhai-ya Younger Brother: cho-ta bhaa-e Sister: be-han Elder Sister: dee-dee Younger Sister:cho-tee ba-hen Son: bae-ta Daughter: bae-tee Grandson: po-ta Granddaughter: po-tee Husband: pa-tee Wife: pat-nee Directions Right: Dahine Left: Bayen taxi: taxi train: train bus: bus street: sadak middle: beech under: neeche tahnks yoon :D u r right, we can t know all u have or you dont have, hahaha, but i ve taken away the word subway anyway. as for younger brother or sister, I think it s just to know whether its younger or older, coz I think everywhere we just go for bro or sis, or by their names, but when we talk about them we say whether they r younger or older sometimes, don t you think? ;) And Yoon... i t s really great to have you here so that you can correct the mistakes, really.... bahut dhanyavaad yoon!!! :D:):)
	yoonbestfriend	Sunday 05th of February 2006 06:17:26 PM
	- [quote][i]Originally posted by lol[/i] Yonger Brother: cho-ta bhaa-e Sister: ba-hen Yonger Sister:cho-tee ba-hen subway: subway [/quote] lol actually,when one has to say about his/her younger brother or sister then one says chota bhai/chotee behan but when u r directly talking to him/her u dont use chta/chotee u say it right away or u use the name or him/her and for the other part....as far as the subway is concrened hahaha sorry but we dont have subways out here....thats one of the reasons for the huge traffic jams we have,u guys may not be familiar to it
	lol	Saturday 11th of February 2006 01:31:13 PM
	body parts - So... here is the second topic guys!I m not sure that they are all correct, but it s worth giving it a try. sir सिर ------------------------ head baal बाल ---------------------- hair aankhen आंखें ------------------- eyes bhaun भौं ---------------------- eyebrow baraunee बरौनी ------------------ eyelashes naak नाक ---------------------- nose gaal गाल ---------------------- cheeks chehra चोह्र ---------------------- mouth thuddi ठुड्डी ------------------- chin honth होंठ ---------------------- lips kaan कान ----------------------- ears garadan गरदन ------------------- neck shareer शरीर ------------------- body chaatee छाती ------------------- chest chaatee छाती ------------------- breast pet´ पेट ----------------------- stomach peeth पीठ ---------------------- back kandha कन्धा ------------------- shoulders haanth हांठ --------------------- arms koohanee कुहनी ----------------- elbow hast हस्त ---------------------- hand kalaii कलाई ------------------- wrist panja पंजा --------------------- nail tang टांग ----------------------- leg ghootana घुतना ----------------- knee takhana टखना ------------------ ankle paanv पांव --------------------- foot / toe unglii उंगली------------------- finger anghuthaa अंघुथा ------------- toe/thumb Alowyn and Yoon ... I corrected head now, so no prob there (I think and hope). Next topic for me... ordinary house things like cups, fork, knives, door... things like that. bye everyone!!!
	alowyn	Saturday 11th of February 2006 02:19:11 PM
	- great idea, lol, i'll post a list myself this weekend. but, um, isn't head = sir/सिर?
	alowyn	Sunday 12th of February 2006 06:51:13 PM
	- Colours: (rang, रंग) white: सफेद, safed black: काला, kaala red: लाल, laal orange: नारंगी, naarangii yellow: पीला piila green: हरा hara blue: नीला niila purple: बैगनी baeganii
	Neila	Sunday 12th of February 2006 09:45:29 PM
	fruits and vegetables - phal aur sabziyaa.N - fruit - phal (m) vegetable - sabzii (f) apple - seb (m) apricot - Kubaanii (m) / zaradaaluu (m) banana - kelaa (m) bean - sem (f) blackberry - kaalii berii (f) / blaik berii (f) carrot - gaajar (m) muskmelon/cantaloupe - kharabuujaa (m) orange - santaraa (m) pea - maTar (m) peanut - muu.Ngaphalii (f) pear - naashapaatii (f) pine-apple - anannaas (m) hazelnut - pi.ngal phal (m) billberry/blueberry - bilberii (f) currant - ?? pepper - mirch (f) grape - Draaksh (m) pomegranate - anaar (m) / daa.Dim (m) potato - aaluu (m) raspberry - rasberii (f)/ rasabharii (f) strawberry - sTraaberii (f) tomato - TamaaTar (m) pumpkin - ?? coconut - naariyal (m) / garii (f) - the internal part of a coconut tangerine - naara.ngii (f) almond - baadaam (m) mango - aam (m) peach - aa.Duu (m) / shafataaluu (m) plum - plam (m) rhubarb - revaachiinii (f) raisin - munakkaa (m) / kishamish (m) cherry - cherii (f) sweet cherry - miiTaa cherii (f) morello cherry / sour cherry - khaTTii cherii (f) gooseberry - guusaberii (f) walnut - akharoT (m) citron/lemon - niibuu (m) / chakotaraa (?) grapefruit/shaddock - grep-fruuiT (?) More words will follow soon I hope. If you see some mistakes please pm me and I'll correct them. Thanks for the corrections, enigmatic beauty. Edit: I'm so used to the mask/fem-thing that I forgot it is probably only used in germany. Sorry for that. I added m/f because I read that some adjectives change with the gender of the noun. That's why I think the gender is quite important. [b]PS: I see, gaby, well, I'm definitely looking forward to your list [/b]
	gaby24	Tuesday 14th of February 2006 08:54:16 PM
	- [size=4]Animals - जन्तु (jantu) and और (aur) Insects बहुत तुच्छ वस्तु ( bahuta tuccha vastu)[/size] monkey= [size=4]बन्दर [/size](bandara) cow= [size=4] गाय [/size] (gaaya) chicken= [size=4]मुर्गी का बच्चा [/size](mugi kaa baccaa) turtle =[size=4]कुर्म [/size](kurme) dog= [size=4]कुत्ता [/size](kuttaa) cat= [size=4]बिल्ली [/size] (billi) elephant=[size=4] गजराज[/size](gajaraaja) lion= [size=4]सिंह [/size](sinha) tiger=[size=4] बाघ [/size](baagha) snake=[size=4]सांप [/size](saamp) rabit=[size=4]खरहा [/size](kharahaa) bear=[size=4] भालू [/size](bhaalu) fish= [size=4]मछ्ली[/size](machli) whale= [size=4]व्हेल [/size](vheel) rat= [size=4]मूस [/size](musa) pig= [size=4]छीना [/size] (chinaa) giraffe=[size=4] जिराफ [/size](jiraapha) duck= [size=4] बतख [/size](batakha) bat= [size=4] गेंद खेलने का बल्ला[/size](geenda kheelanee kaa ballaa) squirrel=[size=4] गिलहरी[/size](gilaharii) snail=[size=4] काहिल[/size](kaahila) frog=[size=4] दादुर[/size](daadura) crab=[size=4] कर्क राशि [/size](karka raasi) fly= [size=4]मच्छर [/size](macchara) spider=[size=4] मकड़ा[/size](makaRaa) ant =[size=4] पिपीलिका [/size](pipiilikaa) butterfly= [size=4] तितली [/size](titalii) bumblebee=[size=4] भौंरा[/size](bhaunraa) flea= [size=4]पिस्सू [/size](pis-ssu) [color=red]Note: Corrections to my many mistakes are welcome.[/color]
	UncleBob	Wednesday 15th of February 2006 01:08:30 PM
	- masculine and feminine, presumably mask is short for the German of masculine. Normally you just see m or f in backets.
	enigmatic_beauty	Sunday 19th of February 2006 05:01:40 PM
	Grape - A grape is called "Draaksh" in Hindi and "guchchaa" actually means "a bunch " .
	anjamu	Saturday 04th of March 2006 03:11:37 PM
	postpositions and transitions and such - [size=3]के बरे में[/size] - about [size=3]के नीचे[/size] - under [size=3]के पीछे[/size] - behind [size=3]के ऊपर[/size] - above [size=3]के बाद[/size] - after [size=3]फिर[/size] - next, after, then [size=3]के आगे[/size] - in front of [size=3]के पास[/size] - beside [size=3]पहिला[/size] - first [size=3]दूसरा[/size] - other, second [size=3]अन्त में[/size] - lastly [size=3]फिर भी[/size] - however [size=3]तो[/size] - so [size=3]कब ... जब[/size] - when ... then [size=3]जैसा[/size] - like (also [size=3]जैसी, जैसे[/size] contingent on gender, etc.) [size=3]भी[/size] - also [size=3]अभी[/size] - now [size=3]पर[/size] - on [size=3]को[/size] - to [size=3]से[/size] - from [size=3]लेकिन[/size] - but
	anjamu	Saturday 04th of March 2006 03:17:02 PM
	- also, i thought grapes were [size=3]अंगूर[/size] angoor.
	mahdy	Sunday 05th of March 2006 01:15:35 PM
	- secnd.other-dusra. first-pehli bhi-also.too....
	gaby24	Tuesday 15th of August 2006 09:13:55 PM
	keeping alive interesting thread ... - Hello everybody....making a review of past posts i found out this thread which i find very usefull and would like to keep alive.Help me to do that! :)