Difference between revisions of "Language/Kabyle/Vocabulary/Basic-words-in-Kabyle"

From Polyglot Club WIKI
Jump to navigation Jump to search
Line 1: Line 1:
[[File:Berber-languages-polyglot-club.jpg|thumb]]
[[File:Berber-languages-polyglot-club.jpg|thumb]]


<div style="font-size:300%;">Awalen n uzadur n tutlayt tamaziγ/Basic words of berber language</div>
<div style="font-size:300%;">Awalen n uzadur n tutlayt tamaziγ/Basic words of berber language
</div>


Dagi γur-wen kra n wawalen n uzadur n tutlayt tamaziγt :
Dagi γur-wen kra n wawalen n uzadur n tutlayt tamaziγt :
Line 25: Line 26:
tutlayt = language
tutlayt = language


tamaziγt = berber, but it's not a noun, it's an adjective
tamaziγt = berber ( d arbib/ is an adjective)


1/ Tajeṛṛumt = Grammar (this word came from the name of the Berber grammarian "Ibn Al-Adjroum" who is a famous grammarian of Arabic language). 
1/ Tajeṛṛumt = Grammar (this word came from the name of the Berber grammarian "Ibn Al-Adjroum" who is a famous grammarian of Arabic language). 

Revision as of 19:12, 24 April 2020

Berber-languages-polyglot-club.jpg
Awalen n uzadur n tutlayt tamaziγ/Basic words of berber language

Dagi γur-wen kra n wawalen n uzadur n tutlayt tamaziγt :

Here u have some basic words of berber language :

dagi = here

γur-wen = you have

kra = some

n wawalen = of words

n = of

awalen = words

azadur = base

n uzadur = of base

tutlayt = language

tamaziγt = berber ( d arbib/ is an adjective)

1/ Tajeṛṛumt = Grammar (this word came from the name of the Berber grammarian "Ibn Al-Adjroum" who is a famous grammarian of Arabic language). 

Amedya/Example : Tajeṛṛumt n tmaziγt = Berber grammar 

2/ Timsislit = Phonetics (this noun came from the verb "Sel" which means "to listen").

3/ Agemmay = Alphabet

4/ Akud = tense (temps en français)

5/ Alugen = Rule (règle en français)

6/ Arbib = Adjective (Adjectif en français)

7/Amalay = Masculine (Masculin en français)

8/ Amḍan = Number

9/ Amedya = Example

10/ Amernu = Adverb (Adverbe en français)

11/ Ameskan = Demonstrative (Démonstratif en français)

12/ Amqim = Pronoun (pronom en français)

13/ Amyag = Verb (verbe en français)

14/ Anaḍ = Imperative (impératif en français)

15/ Anamek = sense = Meaning (sens en français)

16/ Asekkil = Letter (of alphabet) (this word came from Arabic "Chakl" = character of writing, like "Sekil" in Turkish language)

17/ Asgwet = Plural (plurièl en français)

18/ Asuf = Singular (Singulier en français)

19/ Asumer = Clause (proposition en français)

20/ Azegzul = Abbreviation (Abreviation en français)

21/ Ilem = Zero = Empty (Zéro en français)

22/ Imal = Future (futur en français)

23/ Imesli = Sound (Son en français)

24/ Iswi = Goal = Aim = Objective = purpuse (But en français)

25/ Ixef = Chapter (Chapitre en français)

26/ Izri = Past (Passé en français)

27/ Talγa = Form, Shape (Forme en français, Sekil in Turkish)

28/ Tanzeγt = Preposition (préposition en français)

29/ Targalt = Consonnant (consonne en français)

30/ Taseftit = Conjugation (Conjugaison en français)

31/ Tasureft = Exception (Exception en français)

32/ Tawinest = Sentence (Phrase en français, Djoumla in arabic)

33/ Tigawt = Action (Fi3l in arabic)

34/ Tiγri = Vowel (voyelle en français)

35/ Udem = Person (in grammar)

36/ Udmawan = Personal

37/ Unti = Feminine (Féminin en français)

38/ Uṭṭun = Number (Nombre en français)

39/ Urğin = Never (Jamais en français)

40/ War = Without ( Sans en français)