The Mising language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family. There are over 6 lakh speakers as of the 2011 census. They are mostly found in Dhemaji, Tinsukia, Lakhimpur, Sibsagar, Dibrugarh, Sonitpur districts of Assam and some parts of Arunachal Pradesh.
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| Mising Words (Translate Mising Language) |
In this blog, we will learn the basic Mising language words and phrases in English that you need to know. Knowing a few basic Mising words is an easy way to connect with locals.
Basic Greetings and Phrases in Mising
- Hello – Aydun
- What is your name? – Nok amin okkon?
- My name is ….. – Ngok amin … e
- How are you? – No Aydun?
- Where are you going? – Okolop gidan?
- Have you eaten food? – Apin dotobon?
- Not yet eaten – Domada
- I have taken – Dotobong
- I am Mising – Ngo Mising
- What happened? – Kapikan?
- Excuse me – Menyi yobong
- Let’s eat! – Kai dola boi!
- Good night – Yubla bongka
- Good morning – Darobdu bong ayi
- The sun is rising – Donye sa lending
- The sun is setting – Donye oa dung
- Don’t worry – Me diryo
- Don’t make noise – Urradyo
- Nice to meet you! – Airu dag!
- I’m leaving – Ngo gipo dakkubong
- Goodbye! – Sa Gilangkubong!
70 Mising Language Words for Daily Use
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| No. | English | Mising |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | I | Ngo |
| 2 | You | No |
| 3 | He/She | Bi |
| 4 | They | Bulu |
| 5 | It | Ede |
| 6 | This | Se/Isi |
| 7 | Here | So/Iso |
| 8 | There | Tolo/to |
| 9 | Father | Abu |
| 10 | Mother | Ane |
| 11 | Grandfather | Tato |
| 12 | Grandmother | Yayo |
| 13 | Brother (elder) | Kai/Kaiye |
| 14 | Sister (elder) | Bai/Baye |
| 15 | Brother (younger) | Biro/Ange |
| 16 | Sister (younger) | Birme |
| 17 | Son | Ao |
| 18 | Daughter | Ome |
| 19 | People | Tani |
| 20 | Male | Milbo tani |
| 21 | Female | Ne tani |
| 22 | Friend | Ajon |
| 23 | Student | Porine |
| 24 | Eye | Amig |
| 25 | Ear | Yerung |
| 26 | Nose | Yebung |
| 27 | Mouth | Nappang |
| 28 | Tooth | Aye |
| 29 | Head | Mittug |
| 30 | Hair | Dumid |
| 31 | Face | Migmo |
| 32 | Hand | Alag |
| 33 | Foot | Ale/Letig |
| 34 | Dog | Iki |
| 35 | Cat | Mendari |
| 36 | Pig | Eyeg |
| 37 | Cow | Sobo/Goru |
| 38 | Goat | Soben |
| 39 | Horse | Gure |
| 40 | Mouse | Kebung |
| 41 | Chicken | Porog |
| 42 | Bird | Pettang |
| 43 | Fish | Ongo |
| 44 | Flower | Appun |
| 45 | Grass | Nesin |
| 46 | Tree | Ising |
| 47 | Leaf | Anne |
| 48 | Fruit | Aye |
| 49 | Red | Li’ne |
| 50 | Blue | Nilane |
| 51 | Yellow | Aldiyane/Tupunne |
| 52 | Green | Gene |
| 53 | White | Kampone |
| 54 | Black | Yakane |
| 55 | Day | Longe |
| 56 | Night | Yume |
| 57 | Year | Diatg |
| 58 | Sun | Donyi |
| 59 | Moon | Polo |
| 60 | Stars | Takar |
| 61 | Earth | Mopi |
| 62 | Fire | Imi |
| 63 | Water | Asi |
| 64 | Air | Esar |
| 65 | Sky | Domir |
| 66 | Sea | Gane |
| 67 | Mountain | Adi |
| 68 | Forest | Si lung |
| 69 | Left | Lakke |
| 70 | Right | Lagbig |
Learn Mising Numbers 1 to 10
1 – Ako
2 – Annyi
3 – Aum
4 – Appi
5 – Angngo
6 – Akkeng
7 – Kinid
8 – Pinyi
9 – Konang
10 – Iying
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