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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)
home-house, cowshed and related goods or things
home
Ghar
often small house
kudi
roof of the house
paakh
chimney for smoke
dhunaar
Square flat black slate stone like tiles
Pathar
house or home, main gate
mwav
elevated made location of keep luggage
atari
thick timber laid across the wall to support the weight of the roof
dhur
The outer room on the second floor was probably named Chakh because of the presence of a hand mill
Chakh
Place of worship or temple of deities
Dayaptathan
ladder
sidi
door
dvaar, mvaav
To close the door from inside, thick wood is placed horizontally
aad
door frame
Dei
iron chain
Sadnov
Lock
Tai
Key
kuchchi
Outer courtyard with stone placed on earth
pataadnan
Square flat black gray stones are laid in the earth like tiles
Patal
Mortar
Ukhaw, Ukhauw
Pestle
Musav
hand operated mill
chaakh
Hand operated wheat grinding mill
Jantar
hand mill for grinding of pulse etc
Dalnin, Dalnin
The place or room where the mill is installed
chaakh
wall
devav, devaal, divaal
Water Storage
Pananni
Rooms on ground floor where animals are tied. At some places, used to stay also
goth
Cowshed where all the animals are kept
Goru Goth
binder to animals wooden stake
Kil
binding rope
jyaud
The place where the animal is tied is called its 'Daun'
Daunn, Daunni
Paddy straw to feed animals
Parav
grassleaves, Often grass and leaves of various trees are given as fodder
Ghaa paat
Wheat straw or straw
chil
udder of cow buffalo
thaunn, thaunni
Wetting the udders of cows and buffaloes and rubbing them with hands to stimulate them to give milk
Peoon, Pevoon
cow urine
gaunt
Gomay or dung
gobar
Cow dung, urine and grass leaves mixed with it are called Parsh or Movka, that is manure
Parsh or Mov
lock in the room or Goth
gothyun
Large water-powered mill on the banks of the river, large stone millstones
Gharat
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