Language/Bashkir/Vocabulary/Fruits
Hi Bashkir learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will learn about different fruits in Bashkir. Having a large vocabulary of fruits will help you to communicate better in Bashkir, especially during your shopping trips or visits to a fruit market. We will cover the most common fruits, their Bashkir names, pronunciation, and English translations. Let's get started!
Take some time to dive into these other pages after completing this lesson: How to say Good Bye? & Count to 10.
Әйләндірмә (Introduction)[edit | edit source]
Fruits are a delicious and healthy part of a balanced diet. Knowing the Bashkir names for fruits can enrich your language skills while helping you to adopt a healthier food routine. Additionally, learning about the fruits will expose you to the rich culture and traditions of the Bashkirs.
To improve your Bashkir Vocabulary, you can also use the Polyglot Club website. Find native speakers and ask them any questions!
Сөзлег (Vocabulary)[edit | edit source]
Below is a table of common fruits in both Bashkir and English, along with their pronunciations. Practice saying them aloud to improve your pronunciation.
| Bashkir | Pronunciation | English |
|---|---|---|
| Алма | Alma | Apple |
| Арбуз | Arbuz | Watermelon |
| Аңғуз | Añgüz | Quince |
| Аңғыр | Añgır | Fig |
| Аҫтар | Aştär | Grapes |
| Бадым | Bädım | Almond |
| Банан | Banan | Banana |
| Гыяндар | Gïyandar | Melons |
| Дыңғыл | Dıñğıl | Pomegranate |
| Җилүүн | Jilüün | Cherry |
| Киви | Kivi | Kiwi |
| Көгет | Köget | Peach |
| Манго | Mango | Mango |
| Мушмула | Muşmula | Medlar |
| Нар | Nar | Pomegranate |
| Нектаринә | Nektarinä | Nectarine |
| Портакал | Portakal | Orange |
| Ревень | Reven' | Rhubarb |
| Сайма | Sayma | Blackberry |
| Салмак | Salmak | Cornelian cherry |
| Синеңди | Sineñdi | Blueberry |
| Султана | Sultanä | Raisin |
| Үрәк | Üräk | Walnut |
| Шалҡан | Şalqan | Ashberry |
| Ябықшы | Yabyqşı | Raspberry |
Күтәлес (Dialogue)[edit | edit source]
Here is a dialogue between two people discussing different fruits. Pay attention to the Bashkir words used in the dialogue.
- Person 1: Монда кишмиш бар. (I have some raisins.)
- Person 2: Айҙа, ман эштеңэ урчыҡтарның инде бар. (Great, I still have some walnuts left.)
- Person 1: Тылсым, әлә дә олар менәм бәйрәмдәр өстәмәй, шәкиллә шәкиллә, урманда әвүҙләр торап минез дә былай. (Excellent, but I also like to mix them up, in different shapes and sizes, as well as with other dried fruits.)
- Person 2: Алга, үҙгәртәмең. (Sure, let's try that.)
Бонус сөзлек (Bonus Vocabulary)[edit | edit source]
This section contains additional words related to fruits and fruits-related activities.
| Bashkir | Pronunciation | English |
|---|---|---|
| Апельсин | Apelsin | Orange |
| Аҡҡыр | Aqqır | Vine |
| Аҡшаман | Aqşaman | Scoop |
| Иримшәкәр | İrimşäkär | Cider |
| Кәбир | Käbir | Grindstone |
| Лимон | Limon | Lemon |
| Мағарыч | Mağarıç | Knife |
| Мағәрәнә | Mağäränä | Mason jar |
| Мезгәр | Mezgär | Squeezer |
| Нарынғы | Narıñğı | Pomegranate juice |
| Үндер | Ünder | Vineyard |
| Чыңғыз | Çıñğız | Nutshell |
| Шарик && Shärik && Cherry stone |
Күнделік мен герелес (Conclusion)[edit | edit source]
We have learned about fruits in Bashkir and improved our Bashkir vocabulary. Additionally, we now know about additional words related to fruits and fruits-related activities. Remember, to become fluent in Bashkir, it’s imperative to communicate with native speakers and practice speaking the language regularly. To practice your fruit vocabulary skills, visit a fruit market, or shop for fruits online. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask! Keep learning!
Sources[edit | edit source]
- Bashkir Vocabulary - Fruits
- Bashkir phrasebook – Travel guide at Wikivoyage
- Bashkir Vocabulary - Food
Other Lessons[edit | edit source]
- Food (ризык rizyk)
- Colors
- Family
- Education
- Greetings
- Days of the Week
- десерт dessert
- Clothes
- Drink, beverage
- Count to 10