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0705 Report of a Mission to Yarkund in 1873 : vol.1
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[Figure] VOCABULARY of SIRIKOL, WAKHAN, and KUNJOOT DIALECTS, by CAPTAIN J. BIDDULPH.
[Figure] SIRIKOLEE SENTENCES.

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doi: 10.20676/00000196
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Wife. Wood. What ? Who? Where? When ? Why P West. Woman.

Wing. Wind. Wine. Wise. Wet.

Yellow.

Younger brother. Yes.

Yesterday. Year.

Young.

Sirikolee.

Ghin.

Khish,ung, Jeez. Chais.

Chedoom. Kojaso. Chedoom wukt. Chaisir.

Abrut

Kunnaut. Shamul. Mai.

Zurd.

Zizul derdo. Hoi-Hoi.

Pigan.

Sool.

Wakh,ee.

Kinnat. Guz.

Chiz.

Kumkalk. Kumrut. Tserung. Tserunga. Mughrib. Kund.

Dumah.

Hukl.

Hushtch. Zurd.

Verokh. Sala.

Shugd.

Eicnjootee.

SIRIKOLEE SENTENCES.

I will strike him.

Come here.

Go away.

What do you want P

I am not able to do this. What is your name P Whence do you come P Where are you going ? How old are you P

Who is that (man) P It is a hot day.

Is this your horse P

   

Ata dayum. Owd yoth. Tedth.

Cha is kan. Nutch kanam. Ta noom saiz. IJz kot yot. Koj usoh.

Tsund sula yetsoot.

Yoo Choi.

Noor joorm.

Yum voorch taiga noh.