Dikhong Sah poem by Vijayananda Kemprai – Ahni Grao

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Dikhong Sah Writer: Vijayananda Kemprai Guire guithab jini dikhong sah, Glukh-glukh bringdu, sor-sor sorlangdu. Naihisining dongthao thao, Malaohi sining dongthao thao. Hogo naiha daorili buthu jang, Birkhu-birkhlai birsodu buthu jang. Dergong dergong jaophri-jaophra, Khim jang khim majangsisi. Barsra sibdu khimling maodu, Bahai midim bar sibdu. Phai phai lugurao disakhong ha, Khaja-mini malaolai nang khimling ha. table { … Read more

Lailangyaba Maithai poem by Prozen Daulaguphu – Dimasa Thairili

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  LAILANGYABA MAITHAI Rebyah: Prozen Daulaguphu Rijinggin-khonsi maithai lailangbukha Wainsomin-wainsothai haigerlang bukha. Khaha nangjaoyaba khisa thaolangkha, Sainyahi bo-braiyahi bo mailakha. Badamma bo haigerhi thanglakha. Basain gadain-maithai gadain phaibunang, Angde khinladu, gmangladu, khah maoladu. Gilim-gasa, bemar-hasar, namu-khurmu phaibunang.   Maiblaiyaba bo thangladu, girilangladu, jamlangladu. Khaha baosing baokhade khahbaisisi, Khaja-mini basain plaiyaba-adeyrao, sengphongrao, lugurao jang, Dini bo … Read more

Family Relations in Dimasa (Haing-Thi Dimasa Jang)

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In this post, we’ll know about the family relations in Dimasa, Kinship Terms of the Dimasa, Dimasa kinship terms: The most common terms are listed below. You may also like this post: Father’s Side (Bopha Ni Gadai) Grandfather – Dadai or Dai garasa Grandmother – Dai garaju Father’s Elder Brother – Boda (hill), Poda(plain) Father’s … Read more

Pronouns in Dimasa and English with Definition and Meaning – Dimasa grammar

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The pronouns in Dimasa and English with Definition and Meaning: Pronouns are declined in the same way as nouns, but as there are some irregular forms, the0 00declensions are given in full.  0Subject and Object: Personal pronouns Personal pronouns are divided into two categories, namely Subject and Object. Subject Pronouns Subject pronouns include I, he, … Read more

3 Ways to Ask “How are you?” in Dimasa

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  If someone asks “How are you?” in Dimasa and how do you reply? Maybe you will be confused or you’re having a really bad day. 3 ways to ask people how they are to ensure you make a good first impression. You will feel confident with these basic Dimasa words and phrases will make such a positive difference in your … Read more

The Adjective in Dimasa Grammar : 58 Adjectives in Dimasa

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 Which word describes the specialty of noun or pronoun in the sentence is called an adjective. Before noun to describe: Ani Majang Ajang – My beautiful sister. Thaiju Gimin – Ripe mango. Saam Gakhrang – Green grass. After noun/pronoun but before the verb: Bo Ane Thane Dedao – He is older than me. The adjective … Read more

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

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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. Today I will tell you about Adverbs that you need to know to speak … Read more

Dimasa Sentences Used in Daily Life | Dimasa to English Translation

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 The Dimasa language (also known as Grao-Dima) belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family and is spoken by the Dimasa people in the Northeastern Indian states of Assam and Nagaland. In this lesson, we will learn basic Dimasa phrases and words, along with their English pronunciation. In English, we use S+V+O, but in Dimasa, it is usually S+O+V. English … Read more

Animals Name in Dimasa and English | Learn Dimasa Language

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 Do you know all animal names in Dimasa and English? Then this article is just for you. In this article containing animal names in Dimasa, I’ve given more than 35 animal names spelled with their Dimasa meaning. Remember what you can tell the children in your house. Animals Name in Dimasa and English Also, Read … Read more