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  1. wakhthi guli nai mayah— may never will come again
  2. dagh/garam— Hot
  3. najir (dalwa)— Aquarius
  4. Zang zado/thamas giriftho— Phone calls
  5. chi raqam/chi naw— Genre
  6. qoghai— Mars
  7. rupee/nakhthi/nakhtha— Paper note
  8. dars— Lesson
  9. araish khana/salon— Hair salon
  10. mashin chapi— Printer
  11. paltha— wick of a candel, or lamp
  12. posth— Skin
  13. thashakhur az zang zado/thamas giriftho— Thank you for calling
  14. jai/jagay hifz shuda— Conservation area
  15. char shumba— Wednesday
  16. bal shudo/warkha— To get up
  17. sar-dard— Headache
  18. nigro/nigran— Anxious
  19. ra raow/tahi baranda— Lobby
  20. emroz chand tharik ah?— What date is it today?
  21. hawsila— To tolerate؛ courage؛
  22. facthur/parchi barq— Electricity bill
  23. garm— Warm
  24. yago chiz/khail /ago (Q)— Something
  25. khairath/khayrathi (Q)— Charity
  26. poqana/lailon-e-mardanah/marthiko— Condom
  27. hazaraistan— Hazaristan
  28. khorak e dil pasand ma pizza astha— My favorite food is pizza
  29. lap'pa/mouj— Wave
  30. ahram/minar(h)— Pyramid
  31. khod khu marofi khu— To introduce oneself
  32. puch— empty shall
  33. barq— Electricity
  34. Job jirag— too much hassle
  35. aftha— Week
  36. najor shudo— To fall ill
  37. segrate-dani— Ashtray
  38. khoi-o-boi— behaviour or habit
  39. pochuq kado/feshar dado— To push
  40. pas bairo— To return
  41. kambodiai— Khmer
  42. peshi/peshak mabin e boksa/sandoq astha— The cat is between the boxes
  43. paiwandi— putting a cut at a brach of a tree and linking another branch
  44. Az beem e bala kadah, da dami balah bashi khobah— It’s better to be in a calamity rather than being in fear of its coming.
  45. gul+kar— gardener; artist working with flower
  46. kando/kodaee kado/choqor kado— To dig
  47. asad/bakhil(i) (Q)— Jealous
  48. jam o jul— 2. wearing too much cloths
  49. basth migri— To take the bus
  50. hersi/lalichi (Q)— Greedy
  51. ghat-o-ghol— mixed up or mashed up
  52. Naz Gul— Hazaragi female name
  53. az khod kosh-e, beganah parwar— people who doest not value their own, but value others
  54. parda— Curtains
  55. waraqa majazi— Website
  56. khui bui— behaviour
  57. dega sal— Next year
  58. Waksin zanjirai— Vaccination
  59. da ma/azma— To me
  60. khosh ku/erka bedi— To give a like
  61. lakin/laakin/magar (Q)— But
  62. dirakhth zardaloo— apricot tree
  63. neshan/neshu dado— To show
  64. namulbadal— instead of; improvise
  65. mazgi yah— It's delicious
  66. Bad-sha molk ra hokomath/amiryath monah— The king rules the country
  67. duwa/nimaz— Prayer
  68. raw+aa— if allowed; by permission
  69. Suthrah— clean; pure
  70. pool dado— To pay
  71. suzani— work done by needle
  72. Gul Bakhth— Hazaragi female name
  73. Zacha Khana— Meternetity ward or house with a pregnant woman
  74. ma alaqa darom ki....— I am interested in ...
  75. Azrah az dolnah yah— Hazaras are the same ancestor
  76. khosh bawar/por omid/khosh been— Optimistic
  77. amo yakhbaad kho dagh moni?— Can you turn on the air conditioner?
  78. Chighirmaq— pathway in a snow or under a snow
  79. mantapalakh— gross hopper
  80. mayee/mahi— Fish
  81. ma da sefarath bayad borom tha ki bari ejazath nama darkhowasth bidom— I need to go to the embassy to apply for a visa
  82. pasham— pollster
  83. Az thai chaqag baal shuda thai baro shesht— He rose from under the leaking roof and sat in the rain.
  84. takhley goshth/Tota goshth— Steak
  85. chamber— castle
  86. makhtha— dirge; sad song sung in the honour of someone who has died (eulogy)
  87. leelgak— tears rolling down
  88. khali kitta— Bigger
  89. gadab— fallen
  90. gai wakhth/yago wakhth/ago wakhth— Rarely
  91. mosum/bad wa hawa chitora?— How is the weather now?
  92. poof pataq
  93. poshpadaq— bluffing
  94. Jalji— bringing
  95. laghar/khoshk/cho+bi— Skinny
  96. enternat wa shabka e maj'jazi— Internet and social media
  97. Goshdana— ear tips worn by hazara women for beautification
  98. faqath sawzee khur— Vegetarian
  99. ezafah kado— To add
  100. sharab khana/saqi khana (Q)/mai khana— Bar
  101. pero shaal; shaal pero— ladies dress with embroidery work
  102. ma bayad kamra e naw bekhrom— I need to buy a new camera
  103. bari jofthag— To mate
  104. toj'jar/tajir (Q)— Businessman
  105. Takhth— Throne
  106. Sag e zard, birari shaghal— ember (colour) looking dog is brother jackal
  107. Bu+gi— say
  108. Khawlud— half a sleep/sleepy
  109. Qandai— Someone Cordial
  110. Liaqath— talented
  111. Shahid— witness
  112. kha-gishtari— Grey; Greyish colour
  113. Charom— forth
  114. Pasmandah— Backward
  115. Boroth— mustache
  116. Ishara— indication
  117. Parjoie— meet & greet
  118. Paiwazi— First invite of someone
  119. Denda— cloth; textile
  120. Chapchur— a tool which is used for manual digging in the farm; one sided pick hoe.
  121. ya nan da sayah, ya jan da sayah— Either you have good food or you stay under the shade
  122. chaplos— fake; imitative
  123. hesab da misqal bakhshish da kharwar— take care of penny and cents, when you give away give away in plentiful
  124. khar khawrah— someone who eat too much
  125. shulband— e.g. Nada (urdu/hindi) a string used for tying Shalwar
  126. Oghla Khado— vomit
  127. Dagh-ashthan— to burn a cloth on someone's skin
  128. sar'katta— big headed person
  129. chim-parah— a person who is abrupt, rough.
  130. Omid shakh gosh ra bai nadi— Instead of hones you may lose the ears
  131. Awdorzadah— Joneses; opposition
  132. da kaar giriftho/kira kado— To hire
  133. qowath e internati— Bandwidth
  134. andakhtho/chiqi kado/thala/thosha kado— To insert
  135. ata+ki— twisting three hair locks together e.g. pony tale
  136. Ashthom Nai Anil/Az Monkir— 8. Nahi Anil/Az Monkir
  137. khagpathag— dusting, or dusty weather
  138. masehi/esayi— Christian
  139. firker/goman/mafkora (A)— Precipitation
  140. sharor— truble maker
  141. thab-o-awa koshk— Dry climate
  142. thawzah dado/wazahath dado— To explain
  143. Bir'khonda— Cordial friend
  144. aspa mord kharra qazi shud— all the horses are dead, and donkeys have become judges.
  145. noshidani— Beverage
  146. Ursi— window
  147. nambordao— mentioning; acknowledging
  148. chamkili/jawahirath (Q)— Jewelry
  149. chapushi— baby goat
  150. naqrob/na-maloom/ghaib/na dedni— Invisible
  151. lemo/lambo (Q)— Lemon
  152. makthab/madrasa— School
  153. joji— horse pulling robes (lines)
  154. khidmath/khizmath ku— To serve
  155. thashweeq/angaza (A)— Motivation
  156. Naseeba— female name
  157. thandorosthi/sehathmandi (Q)— Wellbeign
  158. qasab (Q)— Butcher
  159. qarah e shomali— North Pole
  160. yadashtcha— Diary
  161. da pas peri yargha morah— In the old age he is plowing
  162. onwa/onu shi (Q)— Those
  163. raapor kado/ariza kado— To report
  164. edama dado/dawam dado— To presume
  165. kairchi— screeching, dent in a fabric
  166. Qarqulach— swallow
  167. qanon/ayeen— Law
  168. shasth/ambarin— 60
  169. looj ku— To take off
  170. jam-o-jor/arayish (A)— Decor
  171. bad/khabis (Q)— Horrible
  172. sar-gij— Hangover
  173. chi raqam mosiqi gosh moni?— What kind of music do you listen to?
  174. balg/barg— Leaf
  175. aley azo/bar elawa azo/da jawab shi (Q)— On the contrary
  176. naw jawan— Youngest
  177. pas amdo/wapas amdo (Q)— To return
  178. yakhag lai— Uranus
  179. nezdik ma/shifth ma/bala ma— Toward
  180. seer— Garlic
  181. mazarath mekhayum / ma ra bobakhshi— I'm sorry
  182. takhtha payah dar— Skateboarding
  183. taqwa/parhaz gari (Q)/pak damo— Virtue
  184. thojar/thojarath e khana— Real estate
  185. ma ethar fiker monom/goman ma...— I think that ...
  186. komarkai— to praising children
  187. haqayaq— facts
  188. la-mazhab— infidel; non-religions
  189. saghth du o-nim/baja (Q)— It's half past 2
  190. pasam zang biznin/baz thamas bigrin— Call me later
  191. sorath giriftho— To overtake
  192. Pai khora ela bal kho, ela ghal ghal mokhona — keep walking sweeftly, and don't make any noise
  193. chark dado/jelow shi giriftho— To steer
  194. ghatol/gad-wad (Q)/rungi— Mix
  195. zang bizan/thamas bigar— To call
  196. haqiqathi/waqayee— Non-fiction
  197. kam/kamak/yag qatha/kam zarah (Q)— A little / a bit
  198. doyali— hazaragi boy/male name
  199. da guman ma/da khiyal ma— I guess that ...
  200. mayri— bringing it.
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