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English-Garo Dictionary BliHIi 1 bai '•' mm iiffel HB&'-v-yiil ENGLISH-GARO DICTIONARY BT MEMBERS OP THE GARO MISSION OP THE AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSIONARY UNION TUEA, ASSAM. Published by the Garo Mission, American Baptist Missionary Union, SHILLONG: PINTED AT THE ASSAM SECRETARIAT PRINTING OFFICE. 1905. Price Eight Pence,'] [Price Seven Annas, Agents for the sal* of Books published by th« Assam Administration. Agents In India (i) Messrs. Thicker, Spink Si Co., Calcutta. \V. Newman A; Co., Calcutta. (;,) Me tl. S. K. L^: ata. Agents in England. (i) Mr. F. Arnold. 41 and 43, Maddox Street, 5. King & Son, 1, Bridge Bond Street, W., London. Street, Westminsftsr, S. W., London. {1) Messrs. Constable S: Co., iG, James Street, I '.lack well, 50 and 51, Broad May Market, London. I (3) Messrs. Kegan Paul, Trench. Triibner & .htoo Bell Si Co., Cambridge. Co., Charing Cross Road, \V. C, London. K ng Si Co., 65, Coinhill, 4) Mr. B. Quaritch, 15, Piccadilly, W., London. l.i Agents on the Continent of Europe. (l) MM. Iriedlandcr and Sohn, 1 1, Carlstrassc, (3) M. Katl Hierbcmann, Leipzig Bc.lin. (4) M. Eroot l.croux, 36. Kue BonaparU, [») M.Otto I Iarras*owitz, Leipzig. (5) MartinusNijhofl, The Hague SU1LL tilXlMD MX I. HILL, FIE I xUlM.. PREFACE. HTHIS Dictionary was prepared and published to meet an immediate demand in Garo School work, caused by substituting English text-books in place of the Bengali books formerly used, in the higher branches of study. Its preparation required haste, amidst the pressure of many other important duties. I therefore requested Modhunath Momin to draft definitions, in addition to his duties as teacher in the station school. This draft was corrected, modified and generally revised by Miss Ella C. Bond and myself with Modhunath. The pronunciation, introduction, and general editing have fallen to me. In the preparation of manuscript and reading of proofs, however, I have had the help of Miss Bond and Modhunath, also some help from Jon- sing Marak and Jobang Marak. It was printed by the Assam Government at the Secretariat Press in Shillong, where no one knew the language. But we hope to find it fairly well adapted to the purpose for which it was prepared, namely, that of furnishing the pronunciations and Garo definitions of the more common English word Tura, M. C. MASON, November 1904. ' - c . ;; ; Skisoani. Englishko poraina sikgiparangna ia krtap dakchak- beani ong'gen ine anga ka'donga. Indiba ia kitapko jakkalna ia skisoaniko namedake skina nangohongmota. Aro maikai katarangko namedake aganna maira chong'motan maikai na'simang uina gita tale mingatna mana iako skichengbo. GAM'ATANI. English katarangko nikarion mingatna maivjawa. Uni gimin ia Dictionaryo kataprakni ja'mano parenthe- sisni ning o uko mingatna ua kataprakko setaiaha. Uni gimin katani gam/ako uina skode parenthesisni ningo segiminko nibo. Je katao silebel ge'sana bate donga, silebel ge'sanko rakkale mingatna nanga, aro basakoba silebel ge'gniko rakkale mingatna nanga. Mai silebelko rakatna nanga, uko ia chin ' chi mesokronga, chong'motan silebelni ja'mano ua chinko nikode ua silebelko rakatbo. Ia gita do-ka', gi-bok', doka katao A'«ko rakata, aro gibok katao bokko rakata. Uandake je silebelni ja'mano ia ' chinko nika, ua silebelko rakatbo. Ua chinko accent (ak-sgnt) minga. Aro silebelprakko uisrangna gita ua chin dong- jaode silebelrangni gisepo ia chin - ko donronga. Skanggipa katako nibo, A-ban'dun, silebel gcgitam ; a silebel sa, ban silebel sa, aro dun silebel sa,arojatohigipa ban ko rakatna nanga. Aro ua oikorrang maikai gam'na nanga mesokani chinrang gnang, ua chinrangko gisiko donsrangbo. Ua gam'arangko iano mesoka. a ni ganra bebe aro de ni e gita gam'a. a ni gam'a a gita ong'a, indiba on'titi kan'dikata iano accent dongja. a ni gam'a A'chikni a gita ong'a. a ni ganra a gita ong'a, indiba on'titi kan'dikata ianoba accent dongja. ft ni ganra Englishko Skichcngani jak brio gnigipa A ni a ni indiba una hate rebate gam'a g uni gam : mo r dongrpnga, uko on'titi din gam'ataibo. a m' gam a bang j mej on fcitisan a ko \ ohiki i i gita ong a. indiba on'titi kandikata; iano aooent doi c ni gam a A ohil fca gam'a. ma o ni gam'a gita, indiba una bate robata HO uni jama , in on titi dingtangata. e ni gan tbej on titiaan e ko gam'ataibo. i ni . ohikni ai gita. i ni I indiba on'titi kan'dikata. gam'a { a, I ni gam'a j\ i gam'a.' ni garni A'ohiknj Bkanggipa o gita, doo ba too gam a ugil o: gita ong'a, indiba adita kandik- :; a. 6 ni gam'a I r> gita gam'a. 6 ni L'ohikni a gita ong a, indiba una bate kan di ni ta gam'a. una bate Q qJ m'a, indiba - on t: \ ohi oi u gita, Indiba robata, aro en*- : :ii w kan ::i on? a. pa mi »okna nanga. araao- san ' iia - OU :• man'srcn. 1a Da-o maitai na'simang iako rim^rati^na kaatna nanga. gam arangko jakkall o, aro sHgipa ranta a=ale, bate, la bour, chaos, chamber, arsenate, del i-cate, cha-ot'ic, sal'u-ta-ry. a—arm, far, faTHer, all, art. &=ask, grass, a-bout, A-meri-ca, so'fa. a==am, fat, hat, rat, at-tack'. a=care, share, parent, corn-pare'. a=fi'iu.l, mad'cim, hus'b'/nd. €=eve, mete, se-rene', here. e=so-ci'e-ty, e-pit'o-me. g=end, met, shed, tent, them. e=her, herd, jerk,- verb, term, ferm. e=pmdence, nov'el, recent. I=Ice, time, bind, five, like, mind. i=i-dea, tri-bu'nal. i=ill, pin, dish, fish, grit, hit, lift. o=old, note, bold, over, rope, both. o=o-bey, to-bac'co. 6=6rb, lord, order, ab-hcr'. top, hop. 6=6x, on, not, drop, plod, hog, u=Qse, pure, mute, tune, duty. u=u-nite', ac'tu-atc. R»rp.de, rr.'mor, in-tiT.de- U=fllll. p?t, p^sh, p^39. hut. u=up, us, tub, bud, hunt, y-pit'y, in'ju-ry, daily, ba'by. join, oi-oil, boil, soil, coin, void, ou-our, sour, noun, loud. l l«6Sss.*s?B£S 5raSBJfa gita. ia katarango gama Tn eanrani on<ra, Tne, Tncn, xny, wiin, faiHer, ia katarango ga. Parts of speech. Parentheaiani ja'mano maiba oikorko seronca; ia pita,?/, ba ad. (Jarangni mangsonga, katani rokomko mesoka, ohong*motan ua kata noun onga, ba verb ong a, ba gipin gipin jeba ong'chong uko mesoka. Aro kata gimiknipaJ ia ohimangho seaiaha; aro ua chinrangni orto iarang. a.=adjective. adv. —adverb. ar^.=article. co».=conjunction. int.= interjection. w.=noun. /?ar£.=participle. pi\ = pronoun. prep.-- preposition. t7.=vcrl). Iarangko gisiktango donna nanga. Maina basakoba kata apsan ongoba uni orto apsan ong jawa. Fly noun ong ode uni orto tampi ; p< rb ong"ode uni orto bila. Bear noun ong ode uni orto mapil ; indiba verb ong ode uni orto ba'a ba kea ba ehakekika. Saw noun ongode uni orto horat ; verb ongode uni orto nikaha, ba koratchi raa. Bang en kata orto dingtang dingtang, aro bang'en kata verb aro noun ong B . la gita, Act v. Daka ; noun ongode uni orto dakani onga. Aro uandake adita bang a kataon] 9 ./ orto ko sea. jamanosa, n. ted sakoba aikgen. I qoii ua kata nounba iii«- nili ong a i ; aro nottnni ortoko sajaoba, rerbni ortoko agandap «!•• Qounni ortoko uii Larang gita. iiia, //. mitchi.ini, tima, mania, n. knatimani, maniam. Love, v. Ka'saa, n. ka"5aan> lie, v. Tol'a, n. tolani. Basakoba verbni biding ong'oba ni ong'jawa ; ia gita guide, v. dila, n. dilgipa. Suffixes. Aro katani ortoko mesokmano na'simang Ibasakoba basakoba katani tong'rangko nikgen ; ia gita, -ment, -or, -tion, -ance, -al, -ant, -exit. Ia katani tong'- rangko sitffixY&ng minga. Ia katani tong'rang ding- tango donge orto dongjaoba, gipin katani boirkamachi sedapode ua katako dingtangata ; la gita. Acknowledge, v. ku rackaka ; -ment, n. ko sedapode Acknowledgment onggen ; aro uni orto kuracbakani. Adhere, v. magapa ; -ence, n. sedapode adherence ong'gen ; aro uni orto ma'gapani ong'gen. Uandake sedapani tong' bang'en onga. Katako mesoktokaha uandake ong'ja, ontitisan seaiaba. Mai tong' ua katao sedapna mana, uko mesokna, ua katani tong'rangko gisimbatgipa oikorrangchi mitamko see donaba. Sedapna man'gipa tong'rang mitamko iano sea. Uarangko aro uarangni ortorangko namedake skibo. -able, -ible, -ble, -ile. Iarangni orto ama, kraa ; ia gita, drink ringa ; drinkable, uko ringna ama, ringna kraa, ba ringna nama. Endure, cbakcbika, endurable uko cbakchikna ama. -ance, -ancy, -acy, -cy> -ence, -hood, -ion, -ment, -ness, -tion, -sion, 4on, ia pilakni orto ni ; dakani ba ong'ani. -ed, -d ; iarang past tenseko mesoka. -er, »ar, -or ; iaragni orto gipa, ba dakgipa. -ful, -OUS, -some ; iarangni orto gapgimin ; hopeful, dangerous. -fy, -ise> -ize ; iarang -at-; dakata, ong'ata. 'ish, -y ; on'titi gnang, ba gita. -kin, chongipa. -less, gri, dongja. -like, °ly, gita. *most, batgipa. Iarangna agre bang'enga, indiba iarang jakkalbat* giparang ong'a. Prefixes. Suffixrancrko Icatani bon'k miaosa seronga. Indiba katani mikkango doncrgipa toagrang banga. Pilak- kon sena man ja, indiba mitamko jakkalrongbea ; aro gimikko ia obidhano seto;na manja. Uni gimin iarangko oamedake skibo. Kata Liimikko nikjaode aro a'baobengao ia tong'ni tong'sako sea gnangode, indide uni 1) ingkiko gipin kata gita am bo ; iandake. Unapt iako nikjaode aptni ortoko ambo, unon itnaptni ortoko uiizen ; maiaa unm orto ja, gija ba ong- ja ; uandakc unaptm ortokragija, ongninggija onga ine uigen.
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