Adverb in Dimasa with Definition, Meaning and Examples - Dimasa Grammar

Adverb in Dimasa with Definition, Meaning, and Examples: An adverb is a word that describes the characteristics of other words except for Noun and Pronoun. The words that describe the characteristics of Noun and Pronoun are called Adjectives, where you can read.

Today I will tell you about Adverbs that you need to know to speak English so let's start with the definition of Adverbs.

Table of Contents

Definition of Adverbs in Dimasa

List of Adverbs in Dimasa

Adverbs of time

Adverbs of Degree

Adverbs of Manner

Conclusion

Adverbs are always placed before the verb. For example, He always goes to school means Bo nalai bo phoorikho ha thangre.

Definition of Adverbs in Dimasa

Definition of Adverb:-Adverb is that word, which describes the character of a verb, adjective, or any other adverb.

Example:

Basao – Above

Bising – Within

Sagang – In front

Banar – Beyond

Eraha – Here

Oraha – There

Asabaha – Anywhere

Look at their usage in the sentence so that it can be understood well:-

They run slowly – Bunsi khere-khere khaire.

Adverbs may be formed from adjectives by adding sisi to the latter, such as:-

Adjectives                                     Adverbs

Hamya – Bad                                Hamyasisi – Badly

       Khaja – Pleasant                          Khajasisi – Pleasantly

              Gablai - Full                                  Gablaisisi – Fully, entirely

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List of 50+ Adverbs in Dimasa

No.	English	Dimasa
1	When	Bakhali
2	Where	Baraha
3	Here	Eraha
4	Today	Dini
5	Tommorow	Dakna
6	Yesterday	Miyaha
7	Before	Sagang
8	After	Yahon
9	The day before yesterday	Agasi
10	Repeatedly	Alang-Alang
11	Twice	Alangini
12	Gently	Baijang
13	Outside	Baijiha
14	Up	Basaoha
15	How	Bedehe
16	How much	Bisilai
17	Inside	Bising
18	Timely	Bubli jang
19	The day after tommorow	Dakna-soni
20	Now	Duha
21	Nowaday	Dini-dakna
22	This way/Such	Elai-khele
23	That much	Elai-sining
24	Here and there	Eraha-oraha
25	Soon	Sanga
26	Immediately	Sanga/Duhaning
27	In the middle	Gejerha
28	Truly	Gibining
29	Differently	Gibin-gibin
30	Surprisingly	Gamangsisi
31	Purely	Gtharsisi
32	Very	Hamsining
33	Well	Hamsisi
34	Mid day	Sainjar
35	Exactly	Thik olining jasosi
36	Seriously	Khajang-muhjang
37	Kindly	Khasaohi
38	Pleasurably	Khabaisisi
39	Openly	Khuruhi
40	Slowly	Khere-khere
41	Easily	Lailo-lo
42	Every year	Maithai-maithai
43	Consciously	Mithihi
44	Unconsciously	Mithiyahi
45	Beautifully	Majangasisi
46	So	Odebani
47	That also	Odebo
48	And	Odehe
49	Then	Bu bubli ha/Niykhade
50	Silently	Phrik-Phrik
51	Lightly	Rejengsisi
52	Quickly	Srap-srap
53	Angrily	Thamsisi-thamsasa
54	Tastefully	Thaosisi

Adverbs of time:-

Duha – Now

Duha sinu – Just now

Nalai – Always

Bailumhi – Late

Manang – Formerly

Bakhali – When

 

Bakhaliba-bakhaliba – Occasionally

Phorong – Morning

Sarap – Immediately

Dini – Today

Dakhna – Tomorrow

Soni – Day after tomorrow

Miyaha – Yesterday

Agasi – The day before yesterday

Daglai – This year

Minijang – Last year

Adverbs of Degree or Measures:-

Khaisa – Little

Khaisasinu – Less

Lai – Almost

Gabang – Much

Gabangnu – Very

Adverbs of Manner

Adverbs of manner admit of comparison and are compared in the same way as adjectives, such as:-

Hamsisi khalaidu – He does it well

Hamdaosisi khalaidu – He does it better

Hamdaothaosisi khalaidu – He does it best

Bo hanganing thangkha – He went quickly

Conclusion

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