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Rohingya to English Dictionary |
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Rohingya words |
Meaning in English |
| a | the first alphabet character in Rohingyalish Language |
| aa | double vowel to extend the sound instead of being short with one 'a' |
| áagoijjá | being open mouth |
| áagoró | open the mouth widely |
| aam |
ordinary people; uneducated people |
| aám | general public |
| aámde | telling baby to eat |
| aamínn | prayer closing word; answer at end of prayer |
| aára | place of religious activity particularly those used drums to sing |
| abad | freed, acquired the land; made the land livable |
| abadi | inhabitant |
| abadulabad | for good; forever |
| ábaitá |
referring who has no food since long time ago; as if never eaten before |
|
abanaiya |
untrained; not tamed |
| abañdá | untreated cow (animal); untamed cow |
| abár | cloudy weather |
| abas | voice |
| ábazabá | things of no value; something bad, not of any value, not in any proper order |
| abba | father (usually called by his small children) |
| abbá | father (usually called by his small children) |
| abbajan | father (in Urdu) |
| abbalé | exclamation!; surprise (in Magh language) |
| abbar | another time; next time |
| ábbud | amazed; surprised; wondered; astonished |
| abu | father (in Arabic) |
| abbúci | very little (in Magh language) |
| abúinna | un-fried |
| abul | of father (in Arabic) |
| abúza | un-erased |
| acá | hope |
| acanok | all of a sudden, unexpected |
| acék | love |
|
ácfatál |
hospital, clinic |
| ací | eighty (80) |
| acíkka fara | a village in Maungdaw town, Arakan |
| ackail | now a day |
| ada | ginger |
| adá | half |
| áda |
strong tobacco leaves |
| adaguni árk |
a kind of vegetable |
|
adhaikka |
being not invited |
| adána |
of very low standard (people) |
| adár |
animal feed |
| adarí |
half basket size of |
| adasuroni monot gudh-gu-çi |
thief feels unsafe |
| adasuroni monot gudh-gu-thi |
thief feels unsafe |
| addáinna | of half; not complete |
| addán | half |
| ádhdháli |
fees to black magician to cure the ailment |
| adhdhoilla |
another kind; different kind. See also word "ardhoilla" |
| adob |
discipline |
| adoijja |
lovely |
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Adom |
the first human that God sent to earth; human being |
| ador | love |
| adot |
habit |
|
adúiya |
unwashed |
| afá | one's mother's sister (Bengali) |
| afaincá | of no taste; of less salt or no salt |
| áfainca | of no taste; of less salt or no salt |
| afándhi | uncontrolled children going around aimlessly, doing nothing |
| afándhi goró | roaming around doing nothing useful |
| áff | snake |
| aficcá | un-grinded |
| afín | narcotic drug |
|
afon |
own relative; being own people |
| afoñt |
other than normal road; off road; difficult road |
| Afríka | Africa |
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Afríki |
African |
| afúaiya |
un-dried |
| afuiccá | un-wiped |
| afút | untouched; pure; virgin |
| aga |
top end |
| agagura |
top to bottom |
| agandú | useless man; guest |
| age |
ahead; before; in front |
| agefisé | front and back; ahead and back; before and behind |
| aggorar |
hesitating (Bengali); not willing to help or to do |
| agil |
fore part of the sampan; front part |
| agoijjá | undone |
|
agona |
uncountable; countless |
|
agor |
of previous; of before; old one |
|
agór |
if; in case |
| agori |
in advance; early |
|
agorom-bagorom |
miscellaneous |
| agúijja |
uncovered |
|
agun |
talking about future |
| águrà | person of frequent motion (of stool) |
| áh | voice of happiness |
| aháiya |
person not dined yet; not taken food yet |
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ahálak |
of character (of people) |
| ahám |
very important (in Arabic language) |
| ahér |
the end; however; whatsoever |
| ahéri |
the last; the end; the final |
|
ahérittú |
at last; at the end; final |
| Ahérot |
hereafter; life after death |
| ahol |
intelligence; understanding |
| ai |
come |
| aiborhot |
blessing in our food, work and business |
| aiccá | ok; fine; that is ok; that is good |
| áiñccar |
sneezing |
| aiccé | came (used for 3rd party) |
| aiccí | came (used for 1st party) |
| aiccíl |
(he/she/they) has/have been here |
| aiccó | please come (next time) |
| aiccóna |
please come; always welcome |
|
aickail |
nowadays; in these times; at present time |
| áigge |
stool motion of nature |
|
áiggoum |
want to go to toilet |
|
aijja |
today |
|
ail |
small low partitions between rice fields |
| áil |
green (color) |
| aillá | bowl of fire used for warming the people sitting around |
| áilla | labor; worker or helper especially referring to farmer |
| áillasúañ | stick used by farmers |
| áimmar |
opening mouth and releasing air due to sleepiness |
| áimme |
opened mouth to release air due to sleepiness |
| ain |
law and order |
| aina |
mirror |
| aincá | without any taste additive; without taste |
| áincáhoró | pickles |
| ainda |
in future; next time |
| ainní |
has been already brought |
| ain-kaanun |
law and order |
| áina áff |
a kind of snake |
| ainné | (it was) brought |
| ainnó | (you) bring |
| ainnóm |
(I have) already brought |
| ainnós | (you) have brought |
| ainnóum | (I) will bring |
| áiñs | woman's bleeding period |
| aintí | to bring (right now) |
| aisfis | now or in future; present and past; ahead and past |
| a'istri maijja | un-ironed |
| aiyaci | of luxury |
| aiyat | verse (of Quran) |
| aiyéfán | make sure to come |
| aiyér | is coming |
| aiyí | let (me) come; Also see the word "ayí" |
| aiyó | come |
| aiyónze | please come sir |
| ajíb | surprising |
| ajór |
reward from God (in Arabic) |
|
ajur |
brick (in Arabic) |
| ak |
mark lines |
| ák |
vegetable |
| akbor |
big |
|
ákbor |
big (in Arabic) |
| akida |
character; aim, objective |
| akiya |
serving relatives and neighbor food as thanks for new baby |
| akkán |
another one |
| akkol |
common sense; good thinking; understanding |
|
akkoli |
teeth of lucky |
| akku | brother (adopted from Rakhine) |
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akuaic |
inconvenient; uneasy; uncomfortable |
| akwaicca |
of uncomfortable |
| akuijjá | ground un-dig |
| akúilla |
unopened |
| akúinda |
un-drilled, unexcavated (wooden beam) |
| Akyab |
Capital City of Arakan State, Burma. Also known as "Sittwe" |
| al |
the rising flesh on chicken's head |
| ál |
small sharp thing entered into the body |
| alagá | useless (in Burmese) |
| alagála |
social mixing between families |
| alaigiyói |
rotten; decayed; smelled bad due to damage of the substance |
| alaiya | of rotten |
| alaiyé | rotten |
| alamot | sign; condition |
| alatúl | straight (in Arabic) |
| alazir |
tip hanger at the beginning of the throat |
| aleikká | unwritten; not written down; not recorded |
| alem | learned man in religious study; higher than Molvi title |
| áler | sun moving beyond noon |
| alga | stranger, non-relative |
| algassá | separately |
| álgassá | of rough; dry; un-taste |
| algo | turn over the cover to see into; uncover; open the lid |
| Álhámdu | the opening verse of the Quran |
| álhámdulillá | thanks to Allah |
| Ali | high, popular Muslim name |
| alif | the first character in Arabic |
| Aligor | the oldest and the most famous Muslim University in India |
| Alijuhár | best jewels; commonly used name of Rohingyas |
| aling | wickedness |
| alingor or agat | too far above; at the very top |
| Aliten-gyaw | a village south of Maungdaw township, Arakan |
| Aliyóng | a village in Buthidaung township Arakan |
| áll | farming tools for cutting into the ground |
| alla alla | pray to Allah while worrying much |
| allága | hanger (in Arabic) |
| Allah | Allah, the only God without any partner |
| allar-haissáti | For the sake of God (Allah) |
| alló huákbor | God is great (in Arabic language) |
| allóuk-smá | labor (in Burmese) |
| alluminiyem | aluminum |
| allwa | of sharp surface |
| almali | cupboard |
| alob | discuss (in Bengali) |
| Aloddin | the famous Aladdin man in tales |
| alok | separate; independent |
| alokgoró | make separate |
| alóllá | leave the case in the hand of God |
| Aloma Akbal | a famous Doctor of Urdu literature in Pakistan |
| alorot | flying vehicle of fairy |
| álowa | food cooked very soft/mixed |
| althu-fálthu | having no discipline (of man) |
| alu | ground potato |
| álua | sweet; beaten severely, see also word "áluwa" |
| alugula | potato |
| aluhoñsu | mess up; disorder; disarray; a kind of vegetable |
| amam | illiterate; less educated people; uneducated people |
| aman | safety and security |
| ámana | disobeying (in Burmese) |
| amanot | trust; safe; safety and security |
| amanotdar | trustworthy person; person of believable |
| ámbelar | cow's crying voice |
| ámblai | eating in a manner as if never eaten before |
| ambor | a kind of rice very popular |
| ambúba | gas cylinder in Arabic |
| ámburai | eating extraordinarily |
| ámburo | crawl |
| ámburoon | crawling |
| ameillá | unwrapped |
| Amerika | America. See also "Amirika" |
| Ameriki | American. See also "Amiriki" |
| amí | I am ( in Bengali) |
| amíc | skin shells of fish |
| keñça | fish bone |
| amin | land measuring people |
| Amina | "Amina Hátu", famous name of girls of Arakan |
| amir | rich |
| Amiriki | American. Also see "Ameriki" |
| amm | mango |
| amma | mother |
| ammajan | mother (in Urdu) |
| Ammán | capital city of Jordan |
| ammosíara | the last 30th part of the Quran used to teach the beginners |
| ammúikkya | surprise; puzzle |
| ammúk | fore hair in upright style, puzzled; amazed; astonished; hair style |
| ammúnia | ammonia |
| ámoinna |
un-sharpened |
| amól |
good deeds |
| amór |
order (of usually from head of state) |
| ámoza |
tasteless |
| amúd |
pillar (in Arabic) |
| an | bring |
| ana | mirror |
| áñabodu |
dumb, un-clever, not smart |
| anaçi |
illiterate; dumb person; unsocial |
| anáforibou | must bring (it) |
| áñai | iron ring at top end of wooden handle of a knife |
| anar | a kind of fruit |
| añár | mine; of me |
| añára | we |
| añárare | to us |
| añáráttu | with us |
| añártu | with me |
| añáre | to me |
| añáttu | with me |
| áñba | showing/demonstrating the strength and power |
| áñbodu |
little knowledge (of doing a particular thing) |
| añc | thread; fiber |
| áñc | duck |
| añçá | glue, paste |
| áñca | smile |
| añccwá | can not be seen clearly; dim |
| añctho | eight(8) |
| áñça | of walk |
| añçáic | twenty-eight(28) |
| añçáli | small insect-stick to the soft part of the body, tick |
| áñcani | smile |
| añçáro | eighteen(18) |
| áñcoón | laughing |
| ánçe | walk |
| áñçe | (he/she/they ) walk(s) |
| añçefán | enough to get fit |
| añçer | able to get fit |
| ánçer | walking |
| áñcer | laughing |
| áñçi | by walking |
| añçibóu | will be fit in place |
| áñçir | (I am) walking |
| áñco | (you) laugh |
| áñço | (you) walk |
| áñcoon | smiling |
| áñcor | the day of judgment |
| añctho | eight(8) |
| añcthowá | counting eight(8) |
| añcthuañna | 50 cents, Pyas or Halalas |
| añçú | knee |
| áñçullwa | of walking age |
| añdá | blind |
| andacá | doubt |
| añdáduk | beating unstopped continuously |
| andár | dark |
| añdár | dark |
| andas | estimate; guess |
| andha | egg |
| áñdhdhi | bones |
| ándhifatila | plates and dishes |
| anérné | is (he/she) bringing? |
| anér | bringing |
| anfárm | open to public , general public |
| anforá | illiterate |
| anggula | a kind of fruit |
| añggur | grapes |
| Añgkera | the capital of Turkey |
| áñgobouróu | the only (child) in the family |
| aní | (let me) bring |
| aníbi | (you must) bring |
| añiçá | remaining food after use |
| áñiccar | sneezing |
| áñiccoon | of sneezing |
| áñijja-kuúñri | chicken that lays eggs |
| anikka | (people of) of west origin or meaning from west which is Bangladesh |
| anína | let me have permission to bring |
| anír | bringing |
| anís | bring (it) |
| áñis | side room made by extending the main roof; woman's bleeding period |
| añiththa | little; of small quantity |
| añiththá kela | Arakanese banana; kind of banana found in Arakan, Burma |
| añiththé | fit in place |
| aníyéna | let me have good permission to bring |
| aníyoum | I will bring |
| añk | line, mark |
| añker | drawing lines (in Bengali) |
| añkido | draw or mark line (in Bengali) |
| añko | draw lines |
| añkoon | of drawing lines |
| añnaçi | illiterate; dumb person |
| aññí | I, myself |
| aññyá guññyá | in depth details |
| anó | bring |
| anóna |
please bring |
|
anondo |
being very comfortable and relaxing |
|
Anorotta |
king of Burma once upon a time |
| añra |
coal |
| áñra |
smallpox |
| añra-uñra |
the last sticky rice/ food in the dish |
| añragula |
a kind of fruit |
| añralu |
ground root |
| áñrfaçá gula |
a kind of fruit |
| áñrfaçi |
very heavy as if body fallen apart |
| áñri | yogurt container usually made of heated mud; pot |
| áñri kuúñrí | chicken that lays eggs |
| añsá | scratch; a line mark showing skin damage |
| añsáifélaiye |
laid eggs by flies on wound |
| ansar |
immigrant |
| añsar |
pickles |
| añsár |
falling down in the slippery surface; was cheated |
| añsárgula |
a kind of fruit |
| añsér |
(he/she/they) leaving marks on smooth surface |
| añsí | leave mark on skin or on smooth surface |
| añsila |
a kind of crawling animal found in the bush; pimple on face |
| añsír | (I am) making marks on smooth surface |
| añsó | make scratch |
| añsóon |
scratching |
| añsur |
comb |
| áñsur |
swim |
| áñsurer |
swimming |
| áñsuro | swim |
| áñsuroon |
swimming |
| áñth |
medication by fairy dance usually at patient's house |
| Anthala-both-thala |
a place far north of Taung Bazar, Arakan |
| áñthdhali |
giving away money or goods for the sake of patient to recover |
| antas |
estimate; guess |
| añti |
intestines |
| áñti |
elephant |
| añtor |
fragrance |
| ántri |
antenna (Arabic origin) |
| añtur |
handicap |
| añtura |
handicapped person |
| áñtura |
hammer |
| áñth |
a kind of treatment for mad man |
| añththwá | short fence to protect animal crossing |
| áñththa |
ladder |
| áñth-thwa-feth-thwa |
ordinary people, low class people |
| ánuinna |
unsalted |
| anuni |
of less salt or no salt |
| añza | the size equal to the area when met both hands after stretching |
| añzagorí dóro |
hold with both hand stretched and folded |
| añzazi goró | meet with both chest touched while pulling him/her closed |
| añzazi goróon |
meeting with both chest touched while pulling him/her closed |
| áñzigiyói |
have got lost |
| áñzizoon |
loosing |
| áñzo |
preparing for good looking |
| aoóu |
something to frighten small children |
| appá | kiss |
| appwá | kiss |
| aqérot |
life after death |
| ar | more, and, further more, kidding, telling bad |
| ara | mark, fence, fence of bamboo |
| ará | commanding others |
| ára | lost |
| arái | be commanding others |
| áraiféloon | loosing |
| arail | chicken or duck house |
| arailla farailla | the neighbors and villagers |
| aráiye | asked to do; ordered; commanded |
| áraiye | lost |
| Arakan |
one of the seven states of Burma located at West coast and renamed as Rakhine |
| arála | raw; rough; low quality (of rice) |
| aram | rest; healthy; easy |
|
arang |
initial investment; cost price |
| arbar | next time |
| arcó | king's sitting, Allah's sitting |
| ardasé | and; additionally; furthermore |
| arde | and |
| ardhoilla | different kind. See also "adhdhoilla" |
| ardzuar | half tide; in the mid of the tide |
| arfai nofarér | can not be touched; can not be joked; can not tell inconvenient thing |
| argwá | next one; once more; one more |
| arí | basket of rice measuring |
| ári | stay away from danger; from somebody, stay out carefully |
| Arir faár | Arakan Mountain dividing the mainland Burma and Arakan |
| arissa | of short temper |
| áritáko | keep out, stay away |
| árk | vegetable leaves |
| arkainna | people of Arakan |
| arkán | next one; next thing |
| arkánti | at next place or location |
| arkántu | at next place or location |
| árk-hoñsu | vegetable including vegetable leaves |
| arki | what is next; what is more |
| arkíni | little more |
| armaali | cupboard |
| armatta | another time; next time; in next turn |
| arnái | no more; not any more exists |
| aró | more |
| Arob | Arab |
| aródasé | furthermore |
| aróki | what is more |
| ároon | noun: loosing |
| árt | hand |
| arzon | next one; another person |
| arzu | wish |
| asaiccá | un-planed |
| asáiya | unfiltered |
| asála | ammunition |
| asán | easy |
| asar | pickles |
| asás |
foundation |
| asé | have |
| assé assé | slowly slowly |
| asfan | sky |
| asfis | in near future; present and past; ahead and past |
| así | present |
| Asía | Asia continent |
| asílaiya | not stitched |
| asimbit | suddenly; unexpectedly |
| asman | sky (in Urdu language) |
| asmani |
of Devine origin |
| asól | original; real |
| asóli | original; genuine; from original manufacturer |
| asóliyot | character or quality of origin |
| Asór | time before sun set; Asór prayer time; black magic |
| aspan | sky |
| aspani | of Devine origin |
| assan | sky |
| assáng | organization (in Burmese language) |
| assé | slow |
| assólamu aláikum | Muslim's greeting to another Muslim which means peace be upon you |
| assor | background cloth used for thin foreground cloth |
| assús | feel piety; feel uncomfortable |
| asté | slowly |
| asté asté | slowly slowly |
| astókforóllah | prayer for saving from devil |
| astoro | ammunitions |
| asuhásu |
of disorganized; of unstable mind |
| asúilla |
un-skinned |
| asúm asúm |
very dimly seen; very lightly seen |
| asús | woe; feeling sorrow |
| asúya | untouched |
| át | hand |
|
atá |
a kind of fruit |
| átaái | day of decree in the month of Ramadan; "Lailotor Kodór" day |
| atác | feeling unclean and unorganized or uncomfortable |
| átai | step mother |
|
atai |
sudden inner force comes out in anger or dissatisfaction |
| átaibaf | step father |
| átailo | find something where you can see it |
| átaima | step mother |
| átaito-bái | step brother |
| átaito-bóin | step sister |
| átarainná | helper for miscellaneous work |
| áteilla | cooked without oil |
| átiar | arms |
| atíkka | suddenly; all of a sudden action |
| atíkká-fiçá | kind of home made bread |
| átinná | guest room |
| atkuailla | of less lucky |
| átlare | child of naughty nature using his hand to beat others |
| áto | search in the dark or without seeing |
| átoon | noun: searching without seeing or looking |
| ator | fragrance |
| atóro | get aside |
| atha | brown wheat flour |
| athái | deeper water than a man height |
| athailla | abundant |
| athalaikkya | abundant |
| athalaikka | abundant; a lot of, used for having a lot of money |
| athár | without knowing |
| athiái no farér | can not be parallel with other party in power |
| athok |
difficult |
| athoikkya | of difficult nature |
| attáicca | of feeling unclean |
| attiyo | relative (in Bengali) |
| áttula | as tall as when you raise you hand |
| áttulá | little from every one |
| áwal | the first; the beginning |
| áwalan | firstly (in Arabic) |
| awcúddo | naughty; of bad nature |
| awé | exclamation: oh! my God |
| awlani | noun: vomiting |
| awle | vomit |
| awler | vomiting |
| awóñc | scales; protective coating or fins on the body of the fish |
| awñla | kitchen |
| awróla | a kind of fruit |
| ayaci | enjoying luxury |
|
ayad |
verses from Quran. See also "ayat" and "aiyat" |
| ayánsí | a kind of fruit eaten by boiling and then soaking into oil and salt |
| ayat | verses from Quran. See also "ayad" |
| ayé | (he/she/they) uses to come. See also "aiyé" |
| ayénsí | a kind of fruit |
| ayér | (he/she/they are) coming now |
| ayí | let (me) come. See also "aiyí" |
| ayó | come sir; calling to come respectfully |
| azab | Allah's punishment |
| azad | free |
| azadi | independence |
| azaf | Allah's punishment; God punishment |
| azáf | crowded; of closed type environment |
| azáijja | un-separated; un-sorted |
| azan | Muslim prayer call; prayer call in the mosque |
| azap | Allah's punishment; God punishment |
| azáp | tight, crowed, congested |
| azara áff | a kind of snake |
| azarail | angle of death |
| azat | independent |
| azim | very powerful |
| ázimma | person who perform circumcision; person who cut extra skin of baby's penis |
| ázinná | evening |
| azia | today |
| aziya | today; same as "aijja" |
| aziz | one of the Allah's name |
| azol | very delicate; very soft |
| azubazu | complicated |
| azuijja | unengaged |
| azulla | very delicate, soft, fragile, e.g. "azulla fata" leaves |
| azulla-fata | a kind of leaves |
| azur | not busy; brick in Arabic language |
| azzér | about half kilo (of two standard milk pot size) |
| azzon | next one; another person |
| azzu | wishes |
| azzuar | mid tide; half way tide |
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