kam sapjakamai
kama (Garo)
English: burn, char, scorch,
Assamese: জলে দি bo , জ্বল্, দগ্ধ কৰ্, দহ্, দাহ কৰ্, পোৰ্,
Bodo: फोजोंनाय, साथिनाय,
Mising: amte, imi uk, rom, uk, umi uk,
Khasi: ïng, khluit, thang,
Garo: kama, kamskara, khamma, wa.al,
Meeteilon: chaak, moi chakpa,
Mizo (Lushai): alh, hâl, kâng, mût,
Karbi: Kei, me kecho, thor,
Hmar: kâng,
Nagamese: juli,
Dimasa: kham, sau,
Hindi: जलाना,
Bangla: পোড়া,
Tiwa: kham,
Deori: চুদু,
TAI-Turung: ju,
Tutsa: ekham
kama (TAI-Turung) [ IPA: kama]
Contributed by: Rajshree Shyam on 2024-11-26
English: who,
Assamese: কাইkm gp , কুনি bo , কোন,
Bodo: सोर,
Mising: sé:kon,
Khasi: mano,
Garo: sawa,
Meeteilon: kana, kanano,
Mizo (Lushai): tu,
Karbi: kai, koho, komat, কহ,
Nagamese: kun,
Dimasa: here, sere,
Chakma: honna,
TAI-Ahom: ফেউ,
Hindi: कौन,
Nepali: को,
Deori: চা, চাল, চাৰে, চ্চা,
Hajong: কৗই,
TAI-Turung: kama,
Singpho: gadai,
Tutsa: oa
kama (Garo)
Ref: Merian Dictionary Eng to Garo by D. S. Nengminza
1. (Verb-Trans.) Destroy by fire undergoing combustion. জুই লগাই ভস্ম কৰ্ ৷Assamese: জলে দি bo , জ্বল্, দগ্ধ কৰ্, দহ্, দাহ কৰ্, পোৰ্,
Bodo: फोजोंनाय, साथिनाय,
Mising: amte, imi uk, rom, uk, umi uk,
Khasi: ïng, khluit, thang,
Garo: kama, kamskara, khamma, wa.al,
Meeteilon: chaak, moi chakpa,
Mizo (Lushai): alh, hâl, kâng, mût,
Karbi: Kei, me kecho, thor,
Hmar: kâng,
Nagamese: juli,
Dimasa: kham, sau,
Hindi: जलाना,
Bangla: পোড়া,
Tiwa: kham,
Deori: চুদু,
TAI-Turung: ju,
Tutsa: ekham
Different POS:
a. Verbal Adj.: burnt, charred, অগ্নিদগ্ধ, জুয়ে-পোৰা, দগ্ধ...kama (TAI-Turung) [ IPA: kama]
Contributed by: Rajshree Shyam on 2024-11-26
2. (Pronoun) interrogaive pronoun used to ask about the subject of an action. কোনো কাৰ্য্যৰ কৰ্ত্তাৰ বিষয়ে জানিবলৈ ব্যৱহাৰ কৰা প্ৰশ্নবোধক শব্দ।
Assamese: কাইkm gp , কুনি bo , কোন,
Bodo: सोर,
Mising: sé:kon,
Khasi: mano,
Garo: sawa,
Meeteilon: kana, kanano,
Mizo (Lushai): tu,
Karbi: kai, koho, komat, কহ,
Nagamese: kun,
Dimasa: here, sere,
Chakma: honna,
TAI-Ahom: ফেউ,
Hindi: कौन,
Nepali: को,
Deori: চা, চাল, চাৰে, চ্চা,
Hajong: কৗই,
TAI-Turung: kama,
Singpho: gadai,
Tutsa: oa