Warjanci
Appearance
Warjanci | |
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'Yan asalin magana | 77,700 |
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Baƙaƙen boko | |
Lamban rijistar harshe | |
ISO 639-3 |
wji |
Glottolog |
warj1253 [1] |
Warjanci (Saranci) harshen Chadic ne a Nijeriya.
Kalmomi
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]Kalmomin Warjanci da Hausa da Turanci:[2]
Warjanci | Hausa | Turanci | (part of speech) |
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aari | iyaka | border | n. |
aiye! | ashe! | expression of surprise | excl. |
ar | sarno | stick for roofing | n. |
ararona | guɗa | yodelling sound | n. m. |
atsǝ | ɓera | rat | n. |
babara, baabaara | ciyawa | shrub | n. |
badana | taburma | mat | n. m. |
bagudei | fatanyan ƙarfe | metal hoe | n. |
bahunna | toka | ash | n. m. |
bakawana | gamji | large tree, has wide leaves, good for shade | n. m. |
bakri | kenkeso | cockroach | n. |
bang | ɗaci | bitter | a. |
batana | hazo | harmattan, mist, fog | n. m. |
biim | yaɗuwa | to spread | v. |
boruna | yan uwa mata | female relatives | n. |
budugana | audiga | cotton | n. m. |
ɓangana | sanda | stick used for throwing or hunting | n. m. |
ɓanghǝna | ganyen miya | kind of vegetable | n. m. |
ɓazana | amalalo | overflooding, water overflow | n. m. |
ɓendǝmi | banza | useless | a. |
ɓǝǝl | raɓa | to share | v. |
ɓinngǝni | kwaɗayi | to lust | v. |
ɓoti | ruwan | tabo muddy water | n. |
ɓukduk | lalaɓa | to manage | v. |
ɓwavi | gunaguni | grumbling | adv. |
caacina | kwando | basket made from grass | n. m. |
cancan | wari | odour | n. |
catai | maɗigi | sieve used for straining salty liquid from ash, for making soup | n. f. |
cen | ba’a | mockery | n. |
ciɗ | acca | acca, fonio | n. |
cim | kira | to call | v. |
cinna | hanci | nose | n. m. |
círei | gulma | gossiping | n. |
cucu | barkwano | pepper | n. |
cuuna | su | catching fish with a net | n. |
c’anc’an | tsami | sour | a. |
c’ighai | kiwo | pasture | n. f. |
c’iyai | ido | eye | n. f. |
daɗ | tsayeye | firm | |
daksi-na | gada | duiker | n. m. |
dǝlǝnna | durumi | fig tree, Ficus polita | n. m. |
dor | shara | to sweep | v. |
dwaghng | danko | gum | n. |
dzak | sare | to cut | v. |
dzang | rana | sun | n. |
dzǝk | tsawo | tall | a. |
dzuɓ | goma | ten | num. |
ɗaala | ɗari | hundred | num. |
ɗak | gagare | difficult | a. |
ɗali | jifa | throw | v. |
deɗa | dalili | there is reason | conj. |
ɗepshang | jikeke | wet | a. |
ɗiil | tsiyaye | to filter | v. |
ɗuu | giya | beer | n. |
ɗiilghǝni | tsiyayewa | filtering | n. |
ɗivuhau | tsakiyan | blindness | n. |
ɗyeɓaɗ | duka | all | a. |
falang | tsawa | thunder | n. |
felaŋ | oho | to ignore | v. |
forǝm | horo | to punish | v. |
fung | rumbu | ban | n. |
fworghaɗ | guntu | short | a. |
gamba | ridi | beniseed | n. |
gemtli | magabci | rival | n. |
gǝbzǝ | matakala | ladder | n. |
giir | cuta | disease | n. |
gwari | kukan dodo | cry of masquerade | n. |
hǝzǝlǝng | faɗi | wide | a. |
hokɗi | mamaki | sound of surprise | excl. |
jali | tsalle | jump | v. |
jandǝm | gofa | pillar | n. |
janggo | karami fara | small grasshopper | n. |
jǝnǝ ngǝn | bana | this year | adv. |
jiir | garma | big hoe | n. |
jom | tara | to gather | v. |
jung | taki | manure | n. |
kaɗi, kaɗangshi | kare | dog | n. |
kini | yanka | to cut | v. |
kirai | sata | stealing, theft | n. f. |
kuɓ | karar | sara sound of cutting | id. |
kuuɓ | koyo | to learn | v. |
ƙilhai | tuna | thinking | v. |
laar | rafi | river | n. |
lǝɓ | wuri | place | n. |
luur | dambu | vegetable dish | n. |
mam | baka | bow | n. |
mer | tukawa | make rope, braid, plait | v. |
misǝŋ | miya | soup | n. |
mokshi, moksangshi | gyaga | courtship | n. |
mbǝtlǝng | biyu | two | num. |
nandam | biyar | five | num. |
noktak | kasala | weakness | n. |
num | rike | to hold or to own | v. |
nyaar | godiya | thanking | n. |
nyoli | fita | to go out | v. |
ndalabai | maniyi | sperm | n. f. |
ŋaa, mǝru | ɗaa | child | n. |
ŋǝǝr | bude | open | v. |
ŋga | diɓa | to fetch | v. |
niisir | yan Warji | Warji person | n. |
Ŋwaala | ruwan | laso name of a pond | p.n. |
ŋwali | ɗumama | warm it | v. |
patsǝ | ganye | leaves | n. |
pokti | karshe | end | n. |
puus | dutse | stone | n. |
ra’a | biyu | two | num. |
raas | ɗorowa | locust bean tree | n. |
rimdǝ | lafawa | cooling | n. |
rom | gatari | axe | n. |
saɗ | shiru | quiet, still, calm | a. |
sari | zaizaiya | eroding | n. |
sirna | yan | Warji Warji people | n. m. |
soɓ | gyaga | to persuade | v. |
su | so | to like | v. |
suwa | gobe | tomorrow | |
sha’ana | ƙaho | native flute | n. m. |
shangɗi | tukunya | pot | n. |
sher | shogoɓa | ungrateful | a. |
shishi | tashi | to get up | v. |
taa | ba mu | to give | v. |
tǝm | hanya | road | n. |
tighiriyei | juya | barren woman | n. |
toɗak | ba kan gado | useless | |
tuwunai | pounded | dried fish, preserved | n. f. |
t’uvana | mata | woman | n. m. |
tlǝkǝt | yanka | to cut, slaughter | v. |
tlii | tafi | to go | v. |
tlon | taɓo | mud | n. |
tsal, tsaal | karya | to break | v. |
tsiiri | tsaɓa | seed | n. |
tsikwiina | garkaiwa | cooked corn | n. m. |
tsirai | tsaka | gecko | n. f. |
tsobai | shinkafa | rice | n. f. |
tsor | tsiyayewa | to filter | v. |
tsuwana | awaki | goats | n. m. |
’umau | yi | to do | v. |
’urau | kwari | matured | a. |
’uruna | aluci | kind of grass | n. m. |
vaaɗ | ƙira | to fabricate | v. |
vin, vinsǝ | ɗaki | room | n. |
von | ruwan sama | rain | n. |
vwaal | naciya | to insist | v. |
waar | gunki | idol | n. |
warji zarsǝ | mutum | man, person, human being | n. |
wor | tsincewa | to sort | v. |
wuɗ | wuta | fire | n. |
yaal | kula | to care for, take care of | v. |
yitar | iska | wind | n. |
yung | cika | to fill | v. |
zǝghǝr | ziggi | to praise | v. |
zungtung | takumkumi | bridle | n. |
zheghamai | sakayi | wedding festival, taking the bride to her house; she is given a calabash into which people drop money | n. f. |
zhikkǝn | ɗaukaka | to honour | v. |
zhizhidai | cediya | fig tree, Ficus thonningii | n. f. |
zhong | wari | bad smell | n. |
zhukda | juda | civet cat | n. |
Duba kuma
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]Manazarta
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]- ↑ Hammarström, Harald; Forkel, Robert; Haspelmath, Martin, eds. (2017). "Warjanci". Glottolog 3.0. Jena, Germany: Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History.
- ↑ Blench, Roger. Wordlist of the Sirzakwai (Warji) language with Hausa and English equivalents. Sirzakwai Language Committee.