List Of 100+ Common Adverbs in Assamese with Examples | ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ

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 ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ or Adverbs are most common in Assamese. You probably use hundreds of them every day. One thing to keep in mind is that there can be some overlap or repetition across the different categories of adverbs because words can have more than one meaning or use depending on the context.

adverb meaning in assamese and english

List Of Common Adverbs in Assamese:

No. English Assamese PRON.
1 When কেতিয়া ketiya
2 Where ক’ত kot
3 Here ইয়াত iyat
4 Today আজি aaji
5 Tommorow কাইলৈ kailoi
6 Yesterday কালি kali
7 Before আগতে agote
8 After পাছত pasot
9 The day before yesterday কালিৰ আগদিনা kalir agdina
10 Repeatedly বাৰে বাৰে bare bare
11 Twice দুবাৰ dubar
12 Gently লাহে লাহে lahe lahe
13 Outside বাহিৰত bahirot
14 Up ওপৰত uporot
15 How কেনেকৈ kenekoi
16 How much কিমান kiman
17 Inside ভিতৰত bhitorot
18 Timely সময়মতে somoymote
19 Day after tommorow কাইলৈৰ পিছদিনা kaoloir peesdina
20 Now এতিয়া etiya
21 Nowadays আজিকালি aajikali
22 This way এইদৰে eidore
23 That much ইমানখিনি emankhini
24 Here and there ইয়াত-তাত iyat-tat
25 Soon সোনকালে sonkale
26 Immediately ততালিকে totalike
27 In the middle মাজত majot
28 Truly সঁচাকৈয়ে hochakoiae
29 Differently বেলেগ ধৰণেৰে beleg dhoronere
30 Surprisingly আচৰিত ধৰণে aasorit dhorone
31 Purely বিশুদ্ধভাৱে bisudhvawe
32 Very অতি oti
33 Well বাৰু baru
34 Midday দুপৰীয়া duporiya
35 Exactly ঠিক সেইমতে thik seimote
36 Seriously গুৰুত্ব সহকাৰে gurutto xohokare
37 Kindly অনুগ্ৰহ কৰি anugroh kori
38 Pleasurably আনন্দদায়কভাৱে aanondodayokvawe
39 Openly মুকলিকৈ mukolikoi
40 Slowly ধীৰে ধীৰে dhire dhire
41 Easily সহজে xohoje
42 Every year প্ৰতি বছৰে proti bosore
43 Consciously সচেতনভাৱে hochetonvawe
44 Unconsciously অজ্ঞাতে agyate
45 Beautifully সুন্দৰকৈ sundorkoi
46 So তেন্তে tente
47 That also সেইটোও seitou
48 And আৰু aaru
49 Then তেতিয়া tetiya
50 Silently নিৰৱে nirowe
51 Lightly লাহে-লাহে lahe-lahe
52 Quickly দ্ৰুততাৰে drutotare
53 Angrily খঙেৰে khongere
54 Tastefully সোৱাদ sowad

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