Bengali–Assamese languages


The Bengali–Assamese languages or Assamese–Bengali languages is a grouping of several languages. This group belongs to the Eastern zone of Indo-Aryan languages.
The languages of this group are the following:
Assamese, Bengali, Bishnupriya, Chakma, Chittagonian, Hajong, Halbi, Kharia Thar, Kurmukar, Lodhi, Mal Paharia, Mirgan, Nahari, Rajbangshi, Rangpuri, Rohingya, Sylheti, Tangchangy.

Languages

Language comparison chart

* = borrowed terms
EnglishAssameseBengaliChakmaChittagonianHajongKamataRohingyaSylheti
beautifuldhunia, xundor*šundor*dolšundor*cúndor*, hásin*šundor*
bigdaṅor/daṅar, borboṛoḍoõrboro, daṅarboro, ákbor*, kobira*boṛo
bloodtez, rokto*rôkto*, khun*loloulou, hún*, kún*lou, roxto*, khun*
breadruti, pau*ruti, luf*, bred*pão*ruṭi, ruṭi fó*rutifiçá, luthiruṭi, luf*, bereḍ*
brotherbhai, kokai/kaka, dada *bhai, dada, bhaiya*báibhaibáibái, báiya*
catmekuri, biralibiṛal, beṛalbilaibilaimekur, bilai
darkandhar, endharãdhar, ondhokar*ãdárañdár, miyondaandáir
daughterzi, mai, zhiameye, beṭizíi, maia fuabetifutúni, zíizi, fuṛi
daydin, rüz*, beladin, bêla, roj*, dibôš*dindindindin, ruz*
dogkukurkukur, kuttakuñrkutta
doorduar*, dorza*, dardôrja*, duar*duar*duar*duar*dorza*, doroza*, duar*
earthbhũi, pithiwi/pithibi*, dunia*duniya*, prithibi*, dhora*dunia*duniyai*dunuai*
eggkoni, dimaḍim, anḍa, boida*boda*boza*, ḍimḍimaandha, dhimḍim, enḍa, boida*
elephanthatihatiátihatiáñti, háñtihátti
eyesoku, sokhu, noyon*chokh, chokkhu*, ankhi, noyon*sógsuksouk, soku, noyon*
fatherdeuta*, bap, büpai/bapa, baba*, aba/abba/abu/abbu*abba*, baba*, baap, abbu*baf, baabbá*abba*, baf, baba*, abbu*, bazi
fearbhoy, dorbhôy, ḍorḍorḍorḍor
fingeraṅuliaṅgul, onguli*oulouñlaṅguil
firezui, aguni*, ogni*agun*, ogni*ain*ooin*aguin*
fishmasmachhmasmasmasmas
foodkhüabostu*, ahar*, khayddo*, khaüni, khana*khabar, khana*hánahána, háñnaxani
godbhogowan*, issôr*, deu, khüda*khoda*, ishshôr*, uporwala*, bhogoban*khúda*ila*, rob*, ixor*rob*, xuda*
goodbhalbhalobala, gombhalabhalgombála
grassghah, kher ghaš, khôṛ kherghaṣkérrga, gaš
handhathatáthatártát
hand fanbisonihat-pakhabisoin, biseinbisoin, faxa
headmur, matha, mathmatha, shir*matamatámata
heart hia, ontor*, koliza/koilza, hidoy*hridôy*, pran*, ôntor*, hiya, dil*, kolob*dil*, fôran*dil*dil*, ontor*, kolob*
heart dil, amothuhritpindo*dil*dil*
horseghüraghoṛagúṛagúñra, gúraguṛa
houseghorghôr, baṛi, basha, khanagorgor, barigór, bari, basha, khana
hungerbhükkkhudha*, kkhida*, bhukhbukhbúkbuk, feṭo buk
languagebhaxa*, mat, kotha*, rawbhaša*, bulihodá*baša*raw, bhaṣa*zoban*, hodá*basha*, zoban*, mat, buli
laughterhahihašiašihaṣiaši
lifeziwon/zibon, ziu, zindegi*, hayat*jibôn, zindegi*zibonzibonzibon, zindegi*, hayat*
moonzün, san, sondo*chãd, chondro*sãnsansansan
motherma, ai, mai, ammi/amma*ma, amma*, ammu*, mata*mamaö, aima, amma*, mai, ai, ammu*
mouthmukh*mukh*mukh*muk*muk
namenam, naünamnamnam
nightrati, nixa*, ratri*rat, ratri*, shob*raitratiraitrait, raitri*, shob*
peacexanti*, xokahshanti*šanti*ṣanti*shanti*, salamot
placethai, zega/zaga*, thanjayga*, ṭhai, sthan*ṭai, zaega*zega*, zaga*
queenraniraniraniraniranirani
restzironi, aram*aram*, bishrom*dom*aram*
rivernoi, gaṅ, nodi*nôdi*, doriya*hálɡaṅg, nodi*, doria*
roadbat, ali, rasta*, poth*rasta*, shoṛokrasta*, ail, fot*
saltnimokh*, lün, nunlobon*, nun, nimok*nun, lôbôn*nun, lobon*, nimox*
sisterbhoni, ba/bai bon, didi, apa, apu, apiboinbóin, afa, afai, afu, api, didimoni
smallxoruchhoṭogurahuru, suṭo
sonput, pü, putro/putto*chhele, putro*, putfuabeṭafutfut, fua
soulziu, atma*ãtta*, pran*, ruh*foran*, ru*ru, atta*
sunbeli, xuruz*, xuydzo*shurjo*beil, šuroz*beilshuruz*, shurzo*
tendoh, dos*doshdošdoṣdosh
threetinitintintin
villagegaügram*, gãgãugau, geram*
waistkokal, kakalkomor*keĩlkeñilxomor*, xaxal
waterpanipani, jolfanipanipani, zolfanífani
whenketia, ketiyakekôkhon, kobehóttekönbelakunbela, xobe, kunshomoe*
windbotah/batah, hawa*batash, hawa*ába*, batašbatash
wolfkukurnesia bagh, xial nekṛe-bagh, sheyal/shiyal neṛi kuttahial
womanmaiki manuh, tiri*, tirüta, mohila*mohila*, nari*mai fuabeṭi saöabeṭi, moíla*
yearbosor, son*bochhor, shal*, borsho*bosorbosorbosor, shal*
yeshoy, o, ü̃, mmhễ, ji*ô, ôyóe, i, zi* óe
nonohoy, nai, ühü, nana, nai, nay, noy, nei, nonnô, nôyna, nai, nay
yesterdaykali, züa-kalikalgoto* hail, goto* haliaxail, xail
EnglishAssameseBengaliChakmaChittagonianHajongKamataRohingyaSylheti

* = borrowed terms

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