Rohingya to English dictionary
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daa
(harvest paddy; knife)
dáa
(running away; escaping from danger)
daáñc
(bottle like container usually mention in tales)
daba
(verb:
press; push down; noun: pressing )
dabai
(medicine)
dabar
(cont: pressing)
dábba
(attack; criticism; assault)
dabbúc
(stapler in Arabic language)
daber
(cont: [he/she/they are] pressing)
dabi
(noun: getting lower due to force)
dabigiyói
(has gone lower due to force)
dabo
(press; push down)
daboon
(noun: pressing, pushing down)
dada
(grand father)
dadi
(grand mother)
dáfa
(make him run away or escape)
dahá
(show)
daháide
(show [he/she/them])
dáiye
(escaped)
daiyé
(paddy harvested)
dam
(price)
dan
(donation)
dán
(rice)
dana
(peanut)
dánnwa
(of paddy rice)
dañra
(backbone)
dañrafóirr
(said religious people who perform activity using drums)
dar
(ruder)
dár
(adj: sharp; cont: running away )
dará
(stick)
dára
(verb: sharpen)
dárar
(cont: sharpening)
dáraide
(sharpen for [me/us])
dárair
(cont: [I am] sharpening)
dárar
(cont: [they/he/she is] sharpening)
dargwá
(wooden pieces for burning)
darí
(beard)
darmíc
(stupid)
dáro
(verb: sharpen)
dáron
(noun: sharpening)
dat
(teeth)
de
(give me; cause; do; make)
debal
(wall)
dec
(country)
decci
(cooking dish)
defá
(defend)
défa
(natural dam)
deikkyé
([ he has] seen)
deikkyí
([I have] seen)
dekbal
(looking after)
dekér
(showing)
dekíba
(will see)
demak
(brain)
denát
(right-hand)
dendhák
(right-side)
deri
(late)
derigorí
(lately)
do
(give [me/him/her/them])
doo
(knife)
doon
(noun: giving; giving away)
dóo
([you] run away; run away from danger; children swinging)
dóon
(running away)
doóñra
(male cow)
dor
(price)
dór
(hold)
dóra
(noun: waist pain; holding)
dorgá
(religious place where saints were buried)
doró
(hard)
dóro
([you] hold)
dóron
(noun: holding)
dóroni
(holder)
dúfi
(laundry)
dúl
(dust)
dulá
(bridge)
dulón
(bridge groom)
dúti
(sarong)
duti
(adj: backbiting)
dúwo
(wash)
dúwon
(noun: washing)
dhaba
(top open floor of the building)
dhabbáb
(pickup in Arabic language)
dhabin
(noun: diving; jumping into)
dhabnaijjol
(green coconut)
dhaból
(double)
dhahaic
(call him that time)
dhahaith
(robber)
dháhor
(from near)
dhail
(lentil grain)
dháille
(poured)
dhaiththé
(scolded)
dhák
(noun: side)
dhak
(butcher contract/license, Call)
dhakide
(call [he/him/them])
dhakfiyón
(postman)
dhakkwa
(informer)
dhako
(call)
dhakon
(noun: calling)
dhákor
(from near)
dhaksiyor
(too much pain)
dhaktor
(doctor)
dhaktorhána
(hospital)
dhaku
(village lord)
dhál
(thick paper)
dhalúng
("Dalung" fruit)
dhañço
(thick)
dhandha
(short wood for beating)
dhang
(short wood kicker)
dhángni
(cover)
dheb
(cooking dish; large dish)
dheba
(thunderstorm)
dhebal
(wall)
dhéñi
(long wooden lever for rice milling)
dhéñiark
(vegetable)
dhék
(air release from throat)
dhenban
(right and left)
dheróm
(drum container)
dhec
(country)
dhecci
(dish)
dhíc
(dish)
dhim
(egg)
dhimán
(demand)
dhinár
(diner money)
dhizni Lén
(Disney land)
dhoc
(ten)
dhocá
(accident)
dhók
(style)
dholide
(rub)
dholo
(to grind)
dholoin
(rice grinder)
dhonghol
(lever based water pumping)
dhoóñr gori
(in bigger size)
dhoóñr
(big)
dhora
(afraid)
dhorlage
(afraid of)
dhouk
(quail)
dhouwá
(flat piece used for stirring while cooking)
dhuc
(fault; guilt)
dhuáñ
(shoulder blade)
dhudhu
(a type of play)
dhudhukgari
("Du-duk" car)
dhufer
(verb: sinking)
dhufiza
([you] get sink)
dhufón
(sinking)
dhúk
(dry swallowing)
dhúl
(drum)
dhul
(rice bowl of bamboo)
dhula
(hand carry basket)
dhúla
(swing)
dhúldhuillá
(very loose)
dhúloin
(swing)
dhum
(noun: act of diving)
dhummar
(dive)
dhuáñ
(arm)
dhupmar
(dive)
dhuppyé
(sunk)
dhúrr
(hollow)
dhúc maron
(attacking)
dhucfon
(enemy)
dhuwa
(plant base soil container)
diba
(give)
dim
(will give you)
din
(religious faith, day)
diyoo
(bad angel)
diyor
(brother-in-law from sister)
do
(give him/her)
doi
(yogurt)
doijja
(river/sea)
dóijje
(captured)
dokthar
(physician doctor)
dola
(pebble)
dóla
(white)
dómki
(frightening)
dón
(property of very high value)
dóndoulot
(property and possession)
doñrá gouru
(male cow)
doo
(Knife)
doóin
(south)
dóon
(escaping)
doon
(paddy harvesting)
dóri
(catch)
doria
(sea)
doró
(hard)
dóroni
(hand handle)
doroza
(door)
doulot
(possession)
dua
(prayer)
duá
(two)
dúa
(plain; nothing grown on)
duadi
(busy)
duái
(opposed strongly)
duali
(belt)
duan
(shop)
dúañ
(smoke)
duar
(door)
duara
(again)
duára
(repeat)
duárar
(repeating)
duárer
([he/she/they are] repeating)
dúb
(white)
dúbba
(fatty)
dubba
(a kind of sheep usually having fatty tail)
dúbi
(laundry-man)
duddufar
(vibrating roughly; children's playing by running around and shouting within a
confined place)
dudduar
(children's playing by running around and shouting within a confined place)
dudórcére
(in bosom)
dufa
(noun: grinding; crunching)
dufo
(grind; crunch; press)
dufon
(grinding)
dufoni
(grinder; cruncher)
dui
(no. two; 2)
dúi
(by washing)
duinali
(gun of two barrels)
dúiya
(adj: washed)
duiyá
(milked one)
duián
(two pieces)
duiyán
(two pieces)
duk
(pain, hardship)
dúl
(dust)
dulá
(bridge-groom)
dum
(a kind of sheep)
dúmbalu
(very sandy)
dumdummyá
(wide plain)
dúñfiça
(curry cup shaped rice bread)
duñíjja
(afternoon)
duniyai
(earth)
duñirgula
(a kind of fruit)
duñra
(noun: act of running)
duñron
(noun: running)
dúo
(wash)
dur
(noun: going away)
dura
(punishment with cane)
duré
(far away)
duró
(go away; go away far due to being guilty)
durús
(chicken fry whole)
dusára
(next one; different; not the same)
dut
(milk)
duti
(back biter)
dúti
(sarong; longyi)
duú
(verb: [you] milk)
dúu
(verb: [you] wash)
duwá
(two quantity)
dúwa
(plain; without anything on it)
duwáisárer
(being insisted strongly not to do)
duwali
(belt)
duwan
(shop)
duwé
(verb: [they/she/he] uses to milk)
dúwe
(verb: [they/she/he] uses to milk)
duwó
(verb: [you all] milk)
dúwo
(verb: [you] milk)
**About 250 words** Updated: May 25, 2006. Homepage:
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