Language/Southern-uzbek/Vocabulary/Animals
Hi Southern Uzbek learners! 😊
In this lesson, we are going to learn vocabulary related to animals in Southern Uzbek. Animals are an essential part of our lives, and we cannot imagine life without them. Southern Uzbek has an extensive vocabulary of animals, so let's explore them together!
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Common Animals[edit | edit source]
In Southern Uzbek, animals are called **hayvon**. Here are some of the most common ones:
Southern Uzbek | Pronunciation | English |
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чизиқ | chiziq | cat |
ит | it | dog |
совуқ | sovuq | horse |
уч | uch | cow |
бўйра | bo'ira | sheep |
гўш | go'sh | chicken |
сўқолли | soqolli | monkey |
гиппопотам | gippopotam | hippopotamus |
Here's an example dialogue to help you understand how to use these words in context:
- Person 1: Чизиғимни алга уёлга чикдирдим. (I took my cat for a walk)
- Person 2: Мен ҳам чизиқни севаман. (I also love cats)
Wild Animals[edit | edit source]
Southern Uzbek has a distinct vocabulary for wild animals. Let's explore some of them below:
Southern Uzbek | Pronunciation | English |
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шер | sher | lion |
беренг | bering | tiger |
қурт | qurt | wolf |
қўют | qo'yut | bear |
түйқу | tuyqu | fox |
саҳқуқ | sahqoq | zebra |
бўзбурўн | bo'zbur'on | hyena |
ҳамал | hamal | camel |
Here's an example dialogue to help you understand how to use these words in context:
- Person 1: Беренг ёғожини кўрмаганман. (I have never seen a tiger in real life)
- Person 2: Шерларга қарши тезкор. (Lions are fast against their prey)
Aquatic Animals[edit | edit source]
Southern Uzbek also has a vocabulary for aquatic animals. Let's explore some of them below:
Southern Uzbek | Pronunciation | English |
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моҳия | mohiya | fish |
касалхон | kasalxon | whale |
калмак | kalmak | dolphin |
чизил | chizil | crab |
сосули | sosuli | octopus |
ёз | yoz | shark |
чойқон | cho'yxon | lobster |
Here's an example dialogue to help you understand how to use these words in context:
- Person 1: Касалхонлар қандалак оукеанда турди. (Whales live in the deep ocean)
- Person 2: Мен чизил севадиганман, шунинг учун бошини сўрамадим. (I love eating crabs, that's why I didn't ask for the head)
Birds[edit | edit source]
Birds are an essential part of our environment, and Southern Uzbek has an extensive vocabulary to describe them.
Southern Uzbek | Pronunciation | English |
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бачча | bachcha | duck |
қорабоғли | qorabogli | crow |
бўқча | bo'qcha | parrot |
товон | tovon | swan |
ковак | kovak | owl |
ҳамса | hamsa | goose |
бўқоқ | bo'qoq | pigeon |
Here's an example dialogue to help you understand how to use these words in context:
- Person 1: Баччалар юз метргача галоп галоп ўтарди. (Ducks walk about 100 meters)
- Person 2: Албатта, чораликлар ҳам кимдир ки ковакни севаёт. (Of course, nightingales also love owls)
Insects[edit | edit source]
Insects are fascinating creatures, and Southern Uzbek also has a vocabulary for them.
Southern Uzbek | Pronunciation | English |
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гўшлар | go'shlar | beetles |
чичирқа | chichirqa | mosquito |
чічёк | chichyok | grasshopper |
пил | pil | flea |
юқ | yuq | louse |
кенга | kenga | tick |
мушук | mushuk | fly |
Here's an example dialogue to help you understand how to use these words in context:
- Person 1: Жинқириқларни кўра турмуш оҳирида сирли маданиёт саҳнасидир. (Ants are the architects of a magical ecosystem)
- Person 2: Менга чичирқалар қўлди. (I got bitten by mosquitoes)
Conclusion[edit | edit source]
That's it for this lesson on Southern Uzbek vocabulary for animals! We hope you enjoyed it and learned something new. If you want to improve your Southern Uzbek vocabulary, we recommend using the Polyglot Club website. Find native speakers and ask them any questions! Don't forget to check out the Southern Uzbek Vocabulary page for more words!
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