jinejing ai
jing (Dimasa)
Contributed by: debojeet thaosen on 2009-01-16
English: us,
Assamese: আমাক, হামাক,
Bodo: जों,
Mising: ngolum,
Garo: an.chingko, an.chingna, chingko, chingna,
Mizo (Lushai): keimahni,
Karbi: ili, ilitum,
Nagamese: amaluko, amike, amikhanke,
Dimasa: jine, jing, jintane,
Hindi: हमें,
Tiwa: chinga,
Deori: জৌনা,
TAI-Khamti: haw
Contributed by: Kulendra Daulagupu on 2009-06-17
English: we,
Assamese: আমি, হামোold ,
Bodo: जों,
Mising: nglu,
Khasi: ngi,
Garo: chinga,
Meeteilon: Eikhoy,
Mizo (Lushai): kan,
Karbi: ilitum, nelitum, netum,
Nagamese: amakhan, amaluk, ami, amikhan, moikhan,
Dimasa: jing,
Ao: asenuk,
Hindi: हम,
Bangla: আমরা, মোরা,
Nepali: हामी,
Rabha: চিং, ছিং,
Tiwa: ching,
Deori: জৌ,
Hajong: আমৰা,
TAI-Turung: etheng,
Singpho: i,
Tutsa: seng
jing (Dimasa)
Contributed by: debojeet thaosen on 2009-01-16
1. (Pronoun) refers to to/towards oneselves বহুবচনত প্ৰথম পুৰুষক বা নিজক
Assamese: আমাক, হামাক,
Bodo: जों,
Mising: ngolum,
Garo: an.chingko, an.chingna, chingko, chingna,
Mizo (Lushai): keimahni,
Karbi: ili, ilitum,
Nagamese: amaluko, amike, amikhanke,
Dimasa: jine, jing, jintane,
Hindi: हमें,
Tiwa: chinga,
Deori: জৌনা,
TAI-Khamti: haw
Contributed by: Kulendra Daulagupu on 2009-06-17
2. (Pronoun-Common) The plural pronoun of "I", used by speaker in referring to themselves. মই শব্দৰ বহুবচন|
Assamese: আমি, হামোold ,
Bodo: जों,
Mising: nglu,
Khasi: ngi,
Garo: chinga,
Meeteilon: Eikhoy,
Mizo (Lushai): kan,
Karbi: ilitum, nelitum, netum,
Nagamese: amakhan, amaluk, ami, amikhan, moikhan,
Dimasa: jing,
Ao: asenuk,
Hindi: हम,
Bangla: আমরা, মোরা,
Nepali: हामी,
Rabha: চিং, ছিং,
Tiwa: ching,
Deori: জৌ,
Hajong: আমৰা,
TAI-Turung: etheng,
Singpho: i,
Tutsa: seng