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  1. Shar— Shawl
  2. Bakh-kitta— skin lump
  3. Thushna— thirsty
  4. az khod kosh-e, beganah parwar— someone who doest not value their own, but value non family members.
  5. Zarar— Harm
  6. Kita Chapchi— Hitting someone bigger than you
  7. Ma'gar— but
  8. khordo— eat
  9. Ayee aal— Female jin mother who during pregnancy eat pregnant women's lever
  10. Erka— Thumb
  11. Ar panj nakhon kho yak jay dah nakho— Don't put your five fingers into your mouth
  12. Thorah-goie— conversation
  13. Jorath— How dare
  14. wakhthi sub— in morning
  15. Shangag-e-Pai— Toenail
  16. Charah— why
  17. Parid— fall
  18. khar-khor— someone who gormandizing or over indulging on food
  19. Kolcha— round pastry; biscuit
  20. Pushas— Air leaking sound
  21. War-e-morchah— anthill
  22. dokhter e main khana, awi pesh khana kam qadrah— household girl, out door water has less value
  23. Zor-awar— powerful or strong
  24. Pathaw— sitting in the sun
  25. Qirthoug— Jerky/quickly become upset
  26. Jasarath— How dare
  27. Gas-suba— dawn; or early morning
  28. char+bi— fat
  29. Shalpar— Sluggish; lit. sluggish wings
  30. Ka'dou— bold
  31. az khathir yag shum, sokh shari rome— because of a cunning person, everyone one will suffer
  32. Qorthi— Lit. Made of Qorot, Hazaragi dish made of bread, yogurt and oil. also served with onions.
  33. Chulong chaba— Potholes or narrow holes and spaces
  34. kormak-Kormak— broken into pieces.
  35. Rosthi— Correct
  36. Bar thu— wide
  37. Katah— big
  38. Qei'j— Cross eye
  39. da kar desth pash namonah, faqath bogi khina desth thu mirza— [it] does not want to touch, just like his hands <i>hinna</i> distorted
  40. kalosh; kaloosh— shoes made of rubber
  41. bakhthi napaida— luck of the draw
  42. Qoogh— ember
  43. Ghahi nah— never
  44. Kor— Blind
  45. poshthi har tharikhi yag roshnai yah— behind every darkness is light
  46. nazdi+ki or Yakjaie— copulate (have sex with)
  47. Em-thaiestho— this summer
  48. Qabagh— Eye socket also a forehead
  49. Sawal— Question
  50. Jal balaq— shy; sparking; glittery
  51. Baaja— husband of one' sisterin-law
  52. poshthi har tharikhi yag roshnai yah— behind every darkness, their is a light
  53. tambal; tampel— lazy or dull
  54. Goshna— hungry
  55. Jalaq Jalaq— Belly fool of water
  56. Waz— open
  57. Guzishta ra Salawat, Ainda ra ihteyat— What has past so past, but be aware of what is yet to come.
  58. Morah-kari— Lit. beads work
  59. Taber— extended family;
  60. Boh'ran— depression
  61. Dosh'man— enemy
  62. Sal'sal— Swing like a pendulum
  63. Pa+sha— fly different accent
  64. Mofaqyath— success
  65. ablaq— something with stripes e.g. Zebra
  66. Shurrus— Water leaking
  67. Mazdor kari— Labourer work
  68. Chager— Dear (usually male)
  69. Khaiginah e Khoro— chicken egg
  70. Neash— Tusk
  71. az desth kho bedi, az pai kho bodawo— Landing money with hands, and running by foot to recoup it
  72. Khon-e-Thoqai— Elbow
  73. Kar'kora— Implied; eating heavily just like a donkey
  74. Efthikhar— Proud of
  75. ulus-e jirga— people's congress
  76. Sot'khi— squatting
  77. Mayee khi torah namogyah dan shi por aaw ah— When fish is not talking, it has mouth full of water
  78. Kab'cho— A stick which put in 45° Angel behind the door for locking.
  79. Memo— Guest
  80. Tharikh dan— Historian
  81. Yak thinga— One sided; walking side way
  82. khoshk saali khi amad, roba chaposh khor mosha— When its drought, fox start eating spring goat
  83. Ghal maghal— noisy; too much noise e.g. fish market
  84. Wascat Pur-rupee— Vast cote full of money
  85. Zaraʕ'th— agriculture
  86. Choon/Enthikhab— choose
  87. Bud Nabud bud-gar bud...— once upon a time...
  88. Tokh— watch or see
  89. Jonk— leech
  90. Kawook— Partridge
  91. Saro— header or top edges of something
  92. Shah-e-pari— Queen or an angle
  93. bacha— son
  94. Lagan— large metal plate
  95. Ch'ap— left
  96. Langer— Docking for ship etc
  97. Oqrah kitta— Eye socket
  98. da shari koraah, yak chima badsha yah— in blinds kingdom, one eye person is king
  99. donya ra awo bigrah, morghi awee da bandi paicha shi— If the world is flooded, duck is does not care less.
  100. Ban'dah— One-Self
  101. Shur+ras— Constantly dripping;(liquid) non-stop
  102. Etha'haad— unity
  103. Aafarin— Weldon
  104. E'ow— left behind; ownerless
  105. Rishkhandi— Mocking
  106. Khuub— Someone with hump at the back
  107. khwarzadah— sister's off spring
  108. Nalbakhi— tiny bottle to put salt or paper etc
  109. Dagh-asthu— to mock some one (Dagh-asthu)
  110. Parcha-parcha— Pieces
  111. Dega— other or another
  112. Morcha siyah— Black ant
  113. bel; belcha— Spade
  114. Shakhla— Tree branch
  115. Gosal bedi— Wash someone
  116. Famidi or Pai-ofthadi— understand
  117. Deraz-kashido— lie down
  118. Kha'yin— traitor
  119. Qalam— Pen
  120. Aanar— pomegranate
  121. Barrow— snowy rain
  122. dorogh— lie (tell untruth)
  123. famidah mosha— understood; understandable
  124. Doi'bado— together
  125. Khail/Khaila— Objects; things
  126. Monti— Cutting off
  127. attkili— making human chain with arms of two or more people
  128. Raas— right
  129. Dun-daghar— Stuff
  130. Thel+lah— push
  131. jasor— courageous
  132. Nawa— a valley/meadow or a creek
  133. khon kho qad shakh e qaw jang medi (midyah)— Just like fighting you bom (Buttocks) with bull horns
  134. Rama— Flocks of...
  135. Barra— Sheep
  136. Qub— folding something
  137. Atishfasha— volcano
  138. Soragh Sorchi— Research; curious
  139. Puk— blow
  140. az thayi chaqag bal shuda, da thayi nawa sheshth— from letter trouble got to a big trouble
  141. Beshi/bishi— sit or sit down
  142. Sorayee— A clay jar with long neck for keeping water chill
  143. zancha— men who want to socialised with ladies
  144. Maimutag— something; or someone rocking.
  145. Nosa— Grand Child
  146. Pesh Pesh— sniffle; or crying
  147. Mazdor— worker; labour
  148. az yak gul bahar namosha— a flower, cannot bring spring
  149. khazana thashkhi— Secret treasures
  150. Embau— having a swim; or shower
  151. Zaif— Weak
  152. Pish-bow— type of Hazaragi dance
  153. getha; geta— to stalk; to spy upon
  154. Bosragh— Hazaragi traditional pastry type made by floor, eggs and fried in oil
  155. erthibaath— connection; relation; links
  156. khori qoroth awee garmah— The solution to tuff <i>Qoroth</i> (harden yogurt) is hot water
  157. Chaplagh khoi— Slapping
  158. Barthu— Thick
  159. Wol'wol— shouting loudly with thought
  160. Ruswa or Ruswaiee— defaming someone
  161. Omagh— Happiness, joy, pleasure Celebration, longing, yearning, desire
  162. Riya— hypocrisy
  163. per+ki— A Hazaragi delicacy aka Bolani
  164. Toll— together; coming together
  165. Bogh/bong— Crying or shouting
  166. dalda— Hazaragi past time dish made of wheat, yogurt and oil
  167. Mantu— dumpling
  168. towbul+ji— turning something around esp. for food and cooking.
  169. Segosh— Triangle
  170. Diraz— Long
  171. Qabol— accept
  172. Dard— pain
  173. Dokhther— daughter
  174. Shadap; Shadaqas or Shadapas— Drop; slip; or Fall sound
  175. Kosa— Grand-Grand child
  176. bakhth olbi bala yah— Success is guarded by devil
  177. Takag— Full
  178. khar rish— thigh beard person
  179. Sheekhki— Straight
  180. az gofthar e mullah kano, az kirdar shi nah— Listen to Clergy man's advise, but dont follow his way of life.
  181. Laili-joo— sparkling; darling; cute type
  182. Eshill— Green colour
  183. Lakhshum— Smooth
  184. biraderi ra birader, hesab ra baraberi— We are brother that's fine, however the counts (Calculation) must be even.
  185. Rouh or Bala— soul; ghost casper
  186. chirg-burdar— textile which is camouflage or like dirt
  187. Chapar— Plowing process the land by cow or ox
  188. Dar'rey— have
  189. Khoran+dok— habitual eater
  190. Chapo-Okhlai— ladybug or ladybeetle
  191. Soyah— To plant
  192. toq'qai; toqai; toghi— elbow
  193. Jaroo— Broom
  194. Purmosth— To forget
  195. Bazi— play
  196. E'nagh— tame; familiar (esp. use of animal)
  197. Onha— They
  198. Jan fida— Martyr
  199. Takka; taka— A wild goat; Male Goat (impregnator)
  200. Thasha'kri— cutting e.g wood etc
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