Fruit – U Sŏh
- Apple - U Sŏh-Apul
- Banana - Ka Kaĭt
- Black Berry - U Sŏh-iong(Sŏh-yong)
- Chestnut - U Sŏh-ŏt
- Coconut - U Snepkor
- Grape - U Sŏh-Krape
- Guava - U Sŏh-Pyriam(Sŏh-pyr-i-yum)
- Jackfruit - U Sŏh-Phan(Sŏh-phaan)
- Lemon - U Sŏh-Jew(Sŏh-Juh-ew)
- Mango - U Sŏh-Pieng(Sŏh-Pi-eng)
- Mulberry - U Sŏh-Lyng-dkhur
- Orange - U Sŏh-ñiamtra(Sŏh-ni-yam-tra)
- Papaya - U Sŏh-kynphor(Sŏh-kin-phor)
- Peach - U Sŏh-phareng
- Pear - U Sŏh-phŏh
- Pineapple - U Sŏh-Trŭn
- Plum - U Sŏh-plom
- Pumelo - U Sŏh-myngor(Sŏh-myng-or)
- Passion Fruit - U Sŏh-brăb
- Cabbage - U Kubi(Koo-bee)
- Capsicum - U Sŏh-mynken Jhur
- Chilli - U Sŏh-mynken
- Cauliflower - U Phul-Kubi
- Carrots - U Kajor
- Cucumber - U Sŏh-khia
- Eggplant - U Beingon(Bey -ngon)
- Beet - U Bit
- Lettuce - U Jhur-salat
- Mushroom - U Tĭt
- Onion - U Piăt
- Garlic - U Rynsun
- Ginger - U Sying(Su-ing)
- Greenpea - U Mator
- Potato - U Phan
- Pumpkin - U Pathaw(Pa-thaaw)
- White Radish - U Muli (moo-lee)
- Maize - U Riew-hadem (ri-u-haa-dem)
- Sweet potato - U Phan-karo
- Tomato - U Sŏh-saw(Sŏh-saaw)
- Turnip - U Sŏh-lakum
- Tea - Ka Sha
- Milk Tea - Ka Sha dud
- Red Tea - Ka Sha saw
- Water - Ka Um
- Juice - Ka Um-sŏh
- Alcohol - Ka Kyiad(Ki-yaad)
- Lemon juice/Lemonade - Ka Um-sŏh-jew(juh-ew)
- Milk - Ka Dud
- Warm water- Ka Um-syaid(suh-aid)
- Cold water - Ka Um-pjăh
Food Vocabulary
- Food - ka bam (Baam) or jingbam
- Tea Snacks - ki jingbam dih-sha
- Rice(uncooked) - U Khaw(Khaaw)
- Rice (cooked) - Ka Ja
- Breakfast - Ka bam stĕp
- Lunch - Ka bam sngi(suh-ngi)
- Dinner - Ka bam mieid(mee-yi-ed)
- Bottle - u bilor
Bakes - Ki jingbam tyndur
- Yeast - U Thiăt
- Bread - U Ruti
- Butter - Ka Makhon
- Cake - U Cake
- Biscuit - U Biskit
- Butter Biscuit - U Batar
- Puff - U Pop
How do they call a grape in khasi paka
ReplyDeleteThey say u soh-grape.
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ReplyDeletehow do they call a loquat? This fruit is actually found in Shillong but I don't know the vernacular name
ReplyDeleteHow do they call muskmelon in khasi
ReplyDeleteKhasi language meghalaya. Khublei shibun. Bah. Good work good teachings good message. Book written in Sanskrit hindi gujarati Punjabi english. Prayer
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