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[Figure] VOCABULARY of SIRIKOL, WAKHAN, and KUNJOOT DIALECTS, by CAPTAIN J. BIDDULPH.

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VOCABULARY

OF

SIRIKOL, WAKIIAN, AND KUNJOOT DIALECTS,

BY

CAPTAIN J. BIDDULPH.

The following Vocabulary was compiled during our trip to Sirikol and Wakhan.

The spelling is phonetic. The Sirikolee and Wakhee, however, contain sounds which it is impossible to render exactly in English, and much resembling sounds common in Gaelic.

 

Sirikolee.

Wakhee.

Kunjootee.

k.pple.

Maun.

More.

 

Ärm.

Yaran, Cherast.

Fekh, Yurum.

Ushuk.

Armpit.

. Kultuk.

Kull.

Akut.

Ascent.

Dyoon.

Ven.

 

Aunt (paternal).

Dodeh.

Bach.

 

Aunt (maternal).

Mana-Verdeh.

Wach.

 

All.

Fukut.

Tukkheh.

 

Again.

Wuz deeger.

Tserung gokh.

 

Always.

 

Harwar.

 

Ass. air.

Sher. Awoo.

Koor.

 

Animal.

Jandar.

 

 

Afraid.

Khooj dared..

Runnch.   .

 

Alone.

 

Tokha.