Adverb in Dimasa with Definition, Meaning, and Examples: An adverb is a word that describes the characteristics of other words except for Nouns and Pronouns. The words that describe the characteristics of Nouns and Pronouns are called Adjectives, which you can read.
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 a 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
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:-
- Bo hamsisi khalaidu – He does it well
- Bo hamdaosisi khalaidu – He does it better
- Bo hamdaothaosisi khalaidu – He does it best
- Bo hanganing thangkha – He went quickly
Conclusion
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