Oraon Dictionary (Kurukh)
Mandi - Food
Amkhi - Curry
Ama - Water
Adhka - Leafy Vegetable
Aahada - Meat
Injo - Fish
Khanjapa - Fruit
Tathaka - Mango
Tamras - Guava
Man - Tree
Bee - Egg
Kher - Chicken
Addo - Beef
Mankha - Buffalo
Ada - goat
Jaunkhas - Boy
Pellow - Girl
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Some phrases
*Nighai ender name hike ?
What is your Name ?
*Eghai name ________ hike
My Name is ________
*Nin ekase raadeen
How are you (Girl)
*Nin ekase raadai
How are you (Boy)
*En kodam radas
I am fine.
*Inder nanaal din ?
What are you doing (Girl)
*Inder nanaal dai ?
What are you doing (Boy)
*Ikya kaalgadeen ?
Where are you going (Girl)
*Ikya Kaalgadai ?
Where are you going (Boy)
*Chadhe Bariee
Come fast (Girl)
*Chadhe Bara
Come Fast (Boy)
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DeleteJijaji ka vai bahen aur bhabiji ki vai behen ko guiya or selem kehte hai
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DeleteI love U in kurukh..
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En ningan chonha nandan
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DeleteEn ningan patardan
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ReplyDeleteHappy anniversary kurukh me kise ho ga
ReplyDeleteWhat is Plural form of boys and girls in kurukh?
ReplyDeleteKhana khaye ko kurukh me kya bolege
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DeleteAap bhi jaldi so Jana ko Kurukh me kya bolenge?
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