borem
Canonical Roman: borem
good; well; fine
Often appears in greetings and evaluations.
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- boremGoan Antruz
- borimGoan Saxtti
“Soglem borem asa.”
Everything is good.
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Canonical Roman: borem
good; well; fine
Often appears in greetings and evaluations.
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“Soglem borem asa.”
Everything is good.
Canonical Roman: dev borem korum
thank you; may God bless you
Often used as a polite expression of thanks or blessing.
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“Tum mhaka adar dilo, dev borem korum.”
You helped me, thank you.
Canonical Roman: ghor
house; home
Used for both physical house and home context.
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“Amchem ghor mhaka ekdom lagim asa.”
Our home is very close by.
Canonical Roman: hanv
Canonical Roman: mog
love; affection
Common noun used in devotional and everyday contexts.
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“Taka mhaka khub mog asa.”
He has great affection for me.
Canonical Roman: susegad
relaxed; unhurried; contented
Often used for a laid-back temperament or pace of life.
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“Tacho susegad vavr soglleank avodta.”
Everyone likes his relaxed way of working.
Canonical Roman: udok
water
Everyday household use.
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“Hanv udok pivtam.”
I am drinking water.
Canonical Roman: xet
agricultural field; paddy field
Standard noun for cultivated field land.
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“Xetiamnim bhat pikta.”
Paddy grows in the fields.