Remo English

[ano atenselan ʤuʤu dosu kedi] Sentence Do you want to see the woman?

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[babu, bɔbɔ] noun (reduplicated) term used to address younger ones endearingly

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

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

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[druka abubuʔ susumdenta] sentence (reduplicated) The tiger is eating the snake.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Losmi Silang

[egluk, igluk, pl. eglugle] noun ear wax

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[gegep] verb (reduplicated) boil (water), heat

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[getin selam susum nenta] Sentence She is eating.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[gitiŋ ẽ logɽaiʔʃiʔtaɖita] Sentence They were falling down.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[gɔ gɔp] verb (reduplicated) bundle

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[gɔ gɔr] noun (reduplicated) fish species called in Oriya "dulga"

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ijaʔ aʔ] noun father’s mother, mother’s mother

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[kali lilaʔp] noun phrase black butterfly

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[kekep, pl. kekeʔbe, kekeble] noun (reduplicated) animal called in Oriya "kebra" (echo word: "kekep-kekap")

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[kolekole] adjective (reduplicated) slow

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[kukusak, pl. kukusaʔge] noun (reduplicated) tiger

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[kɔtkɔteŋ] verb cackle (hen)

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

[kɔʈkɔʈte] verb (reduplicated) have something tightened

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[kɔʈkɔʈte ɖem] verb (reduplicated) tighten

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

[mai mare niŋ logɽaiʔsiʔɖetinaŋ] Sentence He and I were falling down.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[maiŋ mari niŋ sagur uroʔtino] Sentence He and I are drunk.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[mamale, mamuŋe, mamuŋle] noun relatives from the motherʼs side

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[maɲʤal, maʤaɲʤal] adverb (reduplicated) very much

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[minda remo dionkwe susum nenta] Sentence The woman is eating.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[momortoʔ] noun (reduplicated) star

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[muinda remo oi ponte onturaraj] sentence The man has not yet left.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[muna remo susum neta] Sentence The man is eating.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[muna susub rem] noun (reduplicated) pickpocket

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[munda deonkwi porek̚ porek̚ suno onogəta] Sentence The woman will continue speaking for an hour.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

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

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[mɔmɔrtɔk, pl. mɔmɔrtɔʔge, mɔmɔrtɔgle] noun (reduplicated) star

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[nai gulaido anajo dʑudʑu gongotənai] Sentence We saw each other.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[nai logɽaiʔʃiʔditənai] Sentence We were falling down.

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

[nina deolar tardardita] sentence My house is on the top of mountain.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sudarsan Majhi

[niŋ ano ʤuʤu goŋgetiŋ] Sentence I could see you then.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[niŋ aʈ aʑortiŋ gubu susup̚] Sentence I did not go the market to buy a pig.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[niŋ niŋo dʑuloʔtiŋ] Sentence I’m looking at myself.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[niŋ niŋo isao komatiŋ] Sentence I wash myself every day.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[niŋ niŋo komandaʔrentiŋ] Sentence I washed myself.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[niŋ oika aʈ wetiŋ gubu susu] Sentence I am going to the market to buy a pig.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

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

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukra Dangada Majhi

[niŋ susu neti] Sentence I am eating.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[niŋ susumnentiŋ] Sentence I am eating.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[no aniŋ oiponteʔ ʤuʤu saʔ abunt ano] Sentence You have not seen me yet.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[no aniŋ ʤuʤu auteno] Sentence Can’t you see me?

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[no kona aniŋ biberenteno] Sentence You are giving it to me.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

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

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

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

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[poreʔ poreʔ ojon ota] Sentence He keeps on talking for a long time.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[raŋɽak, pl. raŋɽaʔge, raŋragle] noun (reduplicated) scaffold, machan

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[remo akendaʔ pugrepre] Sentence The man is breaking the branch.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari 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

[saŋsaŋ (baǐ)] adjective (reduplicated) yellow

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[seser] noun song

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[sisira] verb (reduplicated) sprinkle

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[snagsagrak] noun window

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[sonia susumdenta] Sentence Sonia is eating.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

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

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[suksugoaʔ] verb (reduplicated) comb hair

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[sukuk, pl. sukuʔge, sukugle] noun gourd spoon

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[susup] verb (reduplicated) pick up or take something from a narrow space

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[sĩʔsĩʔ, sĩʔ] noun (reduplicated) sun

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[sɔsɔn] noun (reduplicated) hawk

Dialect: Plains Remo, from Oriya, 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

[titi oʔonti] noun (reduplicated) index finger

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukra Dangada Majhi

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

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[titim, pl. e, le] noun (reduplicated) tamarind

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[titina moʔti] noun fist

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sudarsan Majhi

[tugola abubuʔ ʤa asumto] interrogative sentence Yesterday who did not eat the snake?

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Losmi Silang

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

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[tɔktɔŋrɔ] preposition here and there

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[tɔntɔ̃] verb (reduplicated) rub another

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[tɔrtɔr] verb (reduplicated) tremble

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

[boɽĩŋɽĩ] verb (reduplicated) walk

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[õʔõ gulaido susumdentənai] Sentence You all are eating.

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

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

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɔpɔ̃ɔ̃raǐ] verb make swim

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɔ̃ʔɔ̃ suŋ, pl. e] noun (reduplicated) foot, finger

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɔ̃ʔɔ̃buʔ] noun (reduplicated) young one of pig

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɔ̃ʔɔ̃si] noun (reduplicated) nit

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɔ̃ʔɔ̃sɔʔ, ɔ̃ʔɔnsɔʔ] noun (reduplicated) pup, young of dog

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɖagɽak] verb (reduplicated) wet, be

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɖanɖa] noun courtyard

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

[ɖanɖa] noun sugarcane

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

[ɖauɖau semuk] noun (reduplicated) bush

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi

[ɖaɡɽak, ɖagɖak] verb (reduplicated) make wet

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɖrololo] verb laugh

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[ɖruguk, pl. ɖruguʔge, ɖrugugle] noun goiter

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ɽiga sa no no] sentnece, interrogative Where do you come from?

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sukari Dangada-Majhi

[ʤiŋʤiŋli] noun (reduplicated) ear ornament for men

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

[ʤɔlaɔ̃ʔɔ̃] noun twin

Dialect: Plains Remo, Authority: Bhattacharya 1968

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

Dialect: Hill Remo, Authority: Sonia Dangada-Majhi