japrakJara

jar (English) [ IPA: ˈdʒɑr ASM: জাৰ]
Contributed by: Rubul Mout (ৰুবুল মাউত) on 2007-04-17
1. (Material Noun-Neuter) A container, usually with a cylindrical bottom and tapered neck লাউৰ নিচিনা ডিঙিৰে এবিধ জল পাত্ৰ
English: jar,
Assamese: জাৰ,
Bodo: थेमा,
Dimasa: ara,
TAI-Ahom: টং-তাও,
TAI-Phake: mok nam

Related Idea:

a. Material Noun-Neuter: jar, গাগৰী, ঘাগৰী, u khiew...
b. Material Noun-Neuter: Lota, লোটা, lota harlung...

Contributed by: Probodh Borah (প্ৰবোধ বৰা) on 2010-09-16
2. (Material Noun-Neuter) a kind of water-jar with short neck and long body, made of copper or brass চুটি ডিঙি আৰু দীঘলীয়া গাৰে এবিধ তাম বা পিতলৰ কলহ
English: jar,
Assamese: গাগৰী, ঘাগৰী,
Khasi: u khiew

Related Idea:

a. Material Noun-Neuter: Lota, লোটা, lota harlung...
b. Material Noun-Neuter: jar, জাৰ, थेमा, ara, টং-তাও...

jar (Nagamese)
Contributed by: Mousumi Konwar on 2023-06-15
3. (Proper Adj.-Neuter) pertaining to low temperature কম উষ্ণতা বিশিষ্ট

jar (Dimasa)
Contributed by: Kulendra Daulagupu on 2009-08-22
4. (Pronoun-Common) refers to the speaker himself/herself. বক্তাজনে তেওঁকে/তাইকে (নিজকে) বুজোৱা শব্দ|
English: I, self,
Assamese: অমুকা, অহং, খোদ, নিজে, মই, মঞি, স্বয়ং,
Bodo: आं, गाव, नों,
Mising: ng,
Khasi: nga,
Garo: an.tang, anga,
Meeteilon: Ei, Eihak,
Bishnupriya Manipuri: মি,
Mizo (Lushai): ka,
Karbi: jongjung, ne, neli,
Nagamese: ami, moi, nije,
Dimasa: ang, jar,
Apatani: ngo,
Ao: ni,
Chakma: mui,
TAI-Ahom: kau, কও, কাও,
Hindi: मैं,
Bangla: আমি, তু, মুই,
Nepali: ,
Rabha: আং, আঙ,
Tiwa: ang,
Deori: আঁ, আন,
Hajong: ময়,
TAI-Khamti: kaw,
TAI-Turung: ngai,
Tutsa: nga

Related Idea:

a. Pronoun-Common: me, মোক, आंखो, आंनि, angko...

jar (Apatani)
Contributed by: Bikram M Baruah on 2008-03-16
Ref: http://savetanii.blogspot.com/
5. (Abstract Noun) the cardinal number that is the product of ten and one hundred. ১০ আৰু ১০০ (অথবা ১০) পূৰণ কৰি পোৱা সংখ্যাটো ৷
English: thousand,
Assamese: হাজাৰ, হেজাৰ,
Bodo: रोजासे,
Khasi: shihajar,
Garo: hajal,
Meeteilon: leeshing, lishing,
Karbi: suri,
Kok-Borok: sai,
Hmar: sang, sangkhat,
Dimasa: rjing,
Apatani: jar,
TAI-Ahom: ৰিঙ্,
Bangla: হাজার,
Tiwa: sai,
Hajong: হাজাৰ,
TAI-Turung: hying,
Singpho: hying ma