Remo English

[abubuʔ sumo konun druka munabaj] sentence (reduplicated) The tiger who ate the snake is big.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Losmi Silang

[aɖoŋ susugbaj] noun fisherman

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[bimbiʔ] noun (reduplicated) small four-winged butterfly

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[Bondgura najna inka res soj kilometra ɖita ] sentence Our Bondagura is one hundred kilometers from here.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[bubulai, pl. le] noun (reduplicated) cream of milk, foam

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[buŋbuŋ] verb (reduplicated) save

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[bɔbɔp] verb (reduplicated) bark

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[gaŋga] noun family god

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[gegep] verb (reduplicated) hot, be

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[gegeʔ] verb (reduplicated) scratch oneself

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[gitiŋ ẽ logɽaiʔʃiʔtaɖita] Sentence They were falling down.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[guguʔ] verb (reduplicated) dig

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[guɽaŋsaŋ] noun backbone

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[gɔ gɔp] verb (reduplicated) bundle

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[kali lilaʔp] noun phrase black butterfly

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[kaǐlalatha, khaǐlalattha] noun pupil of the eye

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[kirkiraǐ] verb (reduplicated) make another shout in alarm

Dialect: Plains Remo, from Oriya, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[kukub baŋ] verb (reduplicated) cough

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[kukub baŋɨta] noun (reduplicated) phlegm/cough

Dialect: Hill Remo

[kukub kuboʔtiŋ bare aturta] noun (reduplicated) dry cough

Dialect: Hill Remo

[kukup] verb (reduplicated) cough

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[kukuŋ, pl. e, le] noun (reduplicated) peacock

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[kɔkɔɽa, pl. le] noun (reduplicated) heron

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[kɔlkɔʈ saǎb] noun the Collector, head of a district

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[kɔ̃ɔ̃li] adjective chewing the cud

Dialect: Plains Remo, from Oriya, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[luŋluŋɖak] noun (reduplicated) thunder

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[maɲʤal, maʤaɲʤal] adverb (reduplicated) very much

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[memeʔ] noun (reduplicated) dance

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[muiɲda selanla aniŋ gubuʔ beroʔ] sentence The woman gave me the pig.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[munda remo laglak̚ urota] Sentence The man is running quickly.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[munda remo oipontek̚ susumarai] Sentence The man has not (yet) eaten.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[munda remo pangdon susumnenda] Sentence The man ate an orange.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[munda remo surisuri urota] sentence (reduplicated) The man is running quickly.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[munda remo surisuri urota] Sentence The man is running quickly.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[nai logɽaiʔʃiʔditənai] Sentence We were falling down.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[naiʔ susumdentənai] Sentence We are eating.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[naj dabri dentaj bond arentenaj] Sentence We will not stop making baskets.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[najna] possessive pronoun our

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[naŋliliʔ sugɔ] adverb as if embracing

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[niŋ ano ʤuʤu goŋgetiŋ] Sentence I can see you.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[niŋ niŋo oika komatiŋ] Sentence I will wash myself.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[niŋ niŋo ʤuʤu goŋgetiŋ] Sentence I will look at myself.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[niŋ nsuɽaʔ susumentiŋ] sentence I am eating a banana.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukra Dangada Majhi

[niŋ tuŋtuŋɨte] phrase goodbye

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Wude Sisa

[niŋ ur aruptiŋ maes ususa] Sentence I did not make you tell them.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[no amai ʤuʤu agona aniŋ asuno] Sentence If you had not seen him, you would not have told me.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[no atiŋ remo dʑuloʔgoʔna aniŋ asuŋo] Sentence If you see the man, don’t tell me.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[no kona aniŋ abenteno] Sentence You are not giving it to me.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[no kona oiponteʔ aniŋ abenteno] Sentence You are not giving it to me yet.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[no mari niŋ sagur uroʔina] Sentence You and I have been drunk.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[no mari niŋ sagur uroʔtino] Sentence You and I are drunk.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[no nono ʤula] Sentence Look at yourself.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[no susum neteno] Sentence You are eating.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[nonana miami] interrogative sentence What is your name?

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[oʔontiti] noun (reduplicated) pinky

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[pe gulairo susum netepe] Sentence You all are eating.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[pen titi gwitira] Imperative Don’t wash your hands! (Said to two+ people)

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[pen titigwi tira] Imperative Wash your hands! (Said to two or more people)

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[remo diredire uriŋo ujenta] sentence A man is slowly walking.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukra Dangada Majhi

[satətə] noun (reduplicated) seven

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Losmi Silang

[saŋ saŋ, pl. e] noun (reduplicated) turmeric

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[senesenuk] adverb (reduplicated) first, at first

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[sese rem] noun (reduplicated) cultivator

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[siserag ɔ̃ʔɔ̃] noun new born child

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[sukari oipontek̚ susumarai] Sentence Sukari has not (yet) eaten.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[suno nowotas] verb obey

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[suriʔsuriʔ] adverb quickly

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukra Dangada Majhi

[susunti] adjective (reduplicated) right/righthand

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sudarsan Majhi

[susuʔ] verb (reduplicated) collected in handfuls in a basket, be

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[səvoʔroʔniŋ] verb buy

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[tataǐ] verb (reduplicated) spread out (cloth, etc.) for drying

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[taʔtaʔodeks] Phrase Good Bye

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[tintim] noun (reduplicated) tamarind

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[titi] noun (reduplicated) arm

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sudarsan Majhi

[titi oʔonti] noun (reduplicated) index finger

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukra Dangada Majhi

[titi uʔtɨlaʔ] verb (reduplicated) wash hands

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[titigwi tila] Imperative Wash your hands! (Said to one person)

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[titim] noun (reduplicated) tamarind

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[tugola druka abubuʔ sumoʔ] sentence (reduplicated) Yesterday the tiger ate the snake.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[tugola druka abubuʔ susum aɖenta] sentence (reduplicated) Yesterday the tiger was not eating the snake.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Losmi Silang

[tununa] phrase we two are brother and sister

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[tutur] verb (reduplicated) find

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[ɔgegep] verb (reduplicated) make boil (water), heat

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɔkukuǐ] verb (reduplicated) make be wrapped

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɔtɔntɔ̃] verb (reduplicated) make another rub

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɔɖɔɖɔbɔr] verb (reduplicated) laughed at by others, be

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɔ̃ʔɔ̃buŋ] noun (reduplicated) young one of buffalo

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɔ̃ʔɔ̃meʔ] noun (reduplicated) young one of goat; kid

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɖa gugurenta] noun (reduplicated) it is raining

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Losmi Silang

[ɖagɽak] verb (reduplicated) wet, be

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɖanɖa kuɽaǐ] verb heap the air-winnowed paddy in a line from north to south

Dialect: Plains Remo, from Oriya, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɖaŋɖaŋ bɔʔ ɽa, pl. ɖaŋɖaŋ bɔʔ ɽe] noun (reduplicated) man bald on the head

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɖaɡɽak, ɖagɖak] verb (reduplicated) make wet

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɖrololo] verb laugh

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[ɖuɖuŋgɔ] noun (reduplicated) underground room (previously used as dormitories)

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ʔɔ̃ɔ̃, ʔɔn] see ɔ̃ʔɔ̃

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ʤaŋgar gari] adverb (idiomatic) south (lit. towards the hill)

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ʤontionti] noun thumb

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukra Dangada Majhi

[ʧatətə] noun (reduplicated) seven

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Wude Sisa

[ɖriga sa no no] interrogative sentence Where do you come from?

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi