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CONTENT
General Information
Counting in Kumaoni
Kumaoni Names of the Days of the Week
Kumaoni Names of Months in Indian Culture
Names of the Seasons
Kumaoni Names of Festivals and Celebrations
Relationship in Kumaoni Language
Common Words & Sentences
Blessing Sentence in Kumaoni Culture
Surprising Words and Sentences
Some Words and Sentences to be Expressed on the Occasion of Happiness
Some words and Sentences to be Expressed on Occasions of Sorrow
Two word Sentences in Conversation
Three words Sentences used in Conversation
Conversational Sentences of four or more Words
Forms of Verbs
Perfect personal pronouns for 'Main', 'Maine', 'Mujhe'/ I
For second person pronouns 'Tu', 'Tum', 'Aap' / You
Third person pronouns for 'He'
Different forms of verbs in all three tenses according to English grammar
Different forms of verbs in all the three forms of tenses when using the perfect male pronoun 'I'
Different forms of verbs in all three forms of tenses when using the second Person pronoun 'You'
Different forms of verbs in all the three forms of tenses when the third person pronoun word 'He' is used
According to the English language, when using the noun word 'Ram', different forms of verbs in variables tenses
Some other forms of verbs - 1
Some other forms of verbs - 2
Some examples of past tense verbs
Some examples of future tense verbs
Vocabulary
Agriculture related grains or cereals
Beverages and Milk products
Kitchen Related items
Kitchenware, Utensils & Accessories
Food ingredients, related to food
Body Parts
Physical Disease and Treatment or Cure
Vegetables
Fruit
Agriculture
Rivers, water-reservoir, Jungle, tree-vegetation
Animal
Bird
home-house, cowshed and related goods or things
Apparel & Clothing
jewellery, decoration goods
matrimonial words
Commonly used sentences in daily life
On meeting a stranger
On meeting an acquaintance
With the shopkeeper in the market
While taking the lift on the street
At the taxi stand for travelling - 1
At the taxi stand for travel - 2
To the doctor
At the bus stop
Conversation with friend
Conversation between two friends
Meeting with the police in the city
In the house of the brotherhood
In the tea shop
In the temple
In christening invitation
In the wedding reception
On the bus ride
To travel to the bus station
In the railway station for the journey
In the grocery store
Conversation with neighbour
In Police Station
In Bank
Couple rhymes of Kumaoni
English –
Kumaoni (in roman)
Kitchen Related items
Kitchen
Risya
Male cook, Female cook
Risyaar, risyaarini
Cloth mat
Ataae, Atai
Wooden stool
Chauk
Wooden flat stool
Patyaal, ptyaav
Bread (Gograss) usually made by pressing the kneaded dough in the fist, food for the cow
Gagaraas
Stove
Chul
Cast iron tripod used to cook in a pot on open fire
Jaanti
Fire, fire
Aag
Flammed coal
Adaar
Inflammable
Agyun
Fume everywhere
Dhurmand
Stick
Lakaud
Sticks
Lakad
Thin small pieces of wood
Kyaad myaad
Wooden rack, made up with two big wooden pieces, used to keep things at height
Tand
Alcove (where the lamps are kept or hole in the wall for light)
Jaav, jaal
Fire
Bhiner
Coal
Qvail
Ash
Chhar
Wash basin, a place to wash the utensils with water
Panyaani
Hay bale which is used to wash the utensils
Muj
Garbage
Jhad pataad
Broom
Kuch
Small broom (also called key)
Kuchchi
Broom made from many small branches of a tree
Sonvak kuch
Small leaves, big leaves like banana leaves etc. are used for eating food
Paat, patel
Food served on a leaf
Paatai
Food (Meal)
Khann
Eating and drinking
Khann pinn
To eat, to have a meal
Khann
Serving
Parosan, parsan
Small pieces of pine bark, splinters
Chhyud
High sticky pine wood which is used for fire lit and lighting
Chhiluk
Part of the kitchen where no one else goes while cooking
Chulyanni
Soot of fire
Jhol
Soot of fire which is covered on utensils
Mos
For cooking the food, pot of water kept on the top of stove
Adhyanin
To boil
Umaav
After the rice is cooked, taken off the stove and cover it and put on hot ashes or coals so that the water dries up and evaporates
Thaichinn
Starch that is released during cooking rice
Mann
Spices or condiment /seasoning (tempering) oil, spices, chilies etc
Dhunnar
Plastering the kitchen with mud and cow dung
Lipan
Smear the pot with wet clay or ash so as not to be blackened by smoke
Potan
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