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Thread: Webster's 1st Edition Jat Dictionary

  1. #41
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    Here are some more:

    Chukchundar: Bat
    Dholaan: Plump baby girl (one of my childhood nicknames!)
    Khaate-pitay ghar ka/ki: A polite description of a plump boy/man/woman
    Shyaana: Clever (but not popular) person
    Indra Gandhi: Loadful of sarcasm for a woman..."Who do you think you are?"
    Aplaatoon: Loadful of sarcasm for a man "Ghana applatoon mut bane?"
    Londhon: As in England, description of an exotic place
    Amrikka: As in USA, description of even more exotic place
    Angrej: Has many meanings depending on where you are at the time of being addressed... i.e., any white man (from Europe Australia or America), also used as sarcasm for educated Jat....

    Sujata

  2. #42
    The more i read and think about this topic the interesting it gets.

    Some more additions :-

    Noon - salt
    Gojh - pocket
    Lattu chaasna - switch on the light bulb
    Beejna - hand fan
    Dhooma - smoke
    Bhoond - bugs
    Goomdi - mosquito bite turned septic ???
    Khausde - old worn out shoes
    Gabsua - Safety pin
    Daak - jump
    Gandasa - machine to cut fodder
    Jeeli, Kassi, Kuhadi, Kasola - agricultural implements \ also used as weapons at times
    Saangad - pointed metal part of Jeeli
    Tubal - tubewell
    Jhaalra, Khanti, Hasli - jewellery, precious treasures of women

  3. #43
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    Excellent Anu!

    My favorite pick is goomadi...

    Sujata

  4. #44
    Pradeep aaj te tu thaa gya se,
    PALWA te Anu ne pahla-e post kar rakhya se...

    Geendu er Eendhi te bhai tane kati refresh kar diye. Manda rahe...

    Pradeep Singh Rathee (Jul 10, 2002 04:01 a.m.):
    bhai ghana ji sa aa rhya se ya dictionary padh ke er is mein addition karke...!!!

    Thheka - huge container to store grains
    Eendhi - small ring made of cloth to carry pot on the head
    Palwa - small utensil with a long hand to take out liquids from jhaab, kadhawani etc...
    Geendo - ball
    Takhti - slate children used to carry to school
    Baraf - local form of ice-cream

  5. #45
    Lyo bahi mein bhee likh doon se ek haraf.

    Munji : Kanjoos (miser)
    Kanjoos Makhi-choos : Maha Kanjoos

    Hasna mana hei !!!!!!

  6. #46
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    Some Parasites:

    Lheekh: Nit - larva of head lice
    Joom: Mid size head lice - Pupa
    Dhera: Adult louse

    Words for Rainy days:

    Meeh: rain
    Olay: hails
    Chamassa: rainy season/monsoon
    Patnaal: rain water drainage pipe
    Mori: same as patnaal

    Grass/Weed Varieties:

    Doobh
    Daabh
    Kondhra
    Kawaai
    Metha
    Motha
    Bathua
    Katehla

    Some Reptiles:

    Saanp: snake
    Chhipkali: lizard
    Guhera: another type of Chhipkali
    Damhooi: double headed snake
    Kiralkant: chameleon
    Neol: mongoose
    Magarmuchh: crocodile

  7. #47
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    amazing effort put in compiling all these words.

    cheers,
    steak dharkan

  8. #48
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    Bhai Saket:

    Amazing efforts te mhare sabh ke ma-baap nai kari thi jib bachpan mai ye haraf sikhaye thay...

    ba se bela
    sa se seet... :-D

    Thanks,

    Sujata

  9. #49
    GOD level thread !!!!!
    Jatland.com Hall of Fame ka hakdaar hai yeh!!!

    btw, can someone collate all of them ? we can actually create a dictionary for the main (static) site!!!

    regards
    nitin

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    Bhai:

    Collate te mai kar doongi, par ibbe list poori na hui sai....

    cheers!

    Sujata

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    Hi all:

    Here is description of some minor ailments and treatment modalities we grew up hearing….

    Taap: you don’t have fever yet, but can use the excuse
    Bukhaar: you have a high fever, perhaps malaria…
    Sir mai darad: commonly used excuse
    Sir mai bhadak: genuine headache
    Aandhasisi: migraine
    Pait mai darad: diarrhea
    Dust: opposite of kabaj
    Kabaj: when you can’t do jungle!
    Jungle: passage of stool…also known as number 1…
    Jhaydo: pait ka darad gone bad…one with protruding tummy
    Paanh mai darad: when you really don’t want to do anything!
    Kaan mai darad: too much wax build up..your ears need hot oil treatment
    Aankh dookhani: a viral/bacterial eye infection, no you can’t fake this one easily!
    Dheed: end product of eye infection or drainage
    Kad mai darad:backache you need to go for a “dharan dabav” to fix your spinal cord…
    Reet: snort
    Gunguna: concentrated reet!
    Jukhaam: when reet starts flowing freely
    Pansali mai darad: reet has entered your lungs and you need to see a doctor
    Haart (heart) ki bimari: O boy, this one needs attention!
    Dil ka dora: same as dil ki bimari
    Opra/Bhoot:most commonly referred to as ghost or evil spirit, but has many meanings also name of a famous talk show host (Oprah Winfrey), a theatre/musical performance Nazar:when you can’t use any of the above excuses but need to get away!
    Nazar Jhaad:When a female member of your family treats your unspecified ailment!
    Praysson: Surgical intervention
    Pesslist:Specialist or doctor who performs the above
    Maada/Maadi: opposite of khate-pitay gar ka/ki
    Mottaan: same as khate-pitay ghar ki
    Motijhaara: a childhood communicable disease
    Maata: chicken pox
    Khasra: measles
    Sua: injection, also heavy duty sewing needle (for quilts etc.)
    Chooran: a homeopathic concoction for all ailments
    Sonha: famous hot water geyser spot near Gurgaon, to treat skin disorders
    Harduaar:the ultimate health spa, and place for redumption of all sins
    Kumbh ka mela: If harduaar doesn't work you wait for another 12 years for better results.

    Cheers!

    Sujata

  12. #52
    Sujata ji,
    aap to theek e kaho the eb e list poori na hui ss.... Par eb to isse isee word likh diye ki kati nazara bhi ho gaya... Ek mere bhi yaad aayaa
    Reet, er Gunguna ke categori ka...
    Puni - jab reet naak mein latka kare us ne puni kaha kare.

    Ar aur majje ki baat hui ek be tu. mharri babhi ne haryanwi thodi kam aaya kare thi ... us thai kisse ne kahi ek chorri ke puni latke ss ... tou babhi ne chorri ke baal sawaar diye ... Unke sahar mein chotti ne ' Pony' kaha karen...Us ne ke beera ek puni ke cheej ss...
    Eb to babhi bhi haryanvi mein farwat ho rahi ss...par puni aale baat pe to hum eb bhi hassi kar liya karen unki.

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    Anu jiji tu Jat comedy club ke khaas inaam ki hakdaar sai! Tu bade gerhay matlab ke haraf dhoond ke lyave sai!

    Puni....my god I almost forgot!

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    Sujata (Jul 12, 2002 01:47 p.m.):
    Bhai:

    Collate te mai kar doongi, par ibbe list poori na hui sai....

    cheers!

    Sujata
    SUJATA JI

    WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
    KAUTHALI AND SINDHARA -( I KNOW IT IS A GIFT IN RAINY SEASON FOR THE MARRIED GIRL FROM THE GIRLS FAMILY) .

    KUCH AUR WORD --:

    KHHAAT- A SELF WEAVED BED
    KHHATOOLI - A SMAALER VERSION OF KHHAAT
    PEEDHA- EVEN THE MORE SMALLEST VERSION OF KHHAT
    NEEJU AUR DHOOL- A STRING AND A BUCKET ATTACHED TO PULL BUCKET FULL OF WATER FROM THE WELL

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    Rohan:

    Let me try...

    Sindhara is given in saaman the very time after the girls wedding? It has to be very impressive...

    Kauthali: Every saaman thereafter as a token....but a mediocre package will do?

    I hope I got it right? But very curious to know the result!

    Sujata

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    Rohan:

    I think you tricked me...but I think I have it figured out....

    Sindhara is still the very first gift in Saaman after the wedding, but the daughter-in-law gets it!

    Kauthali on the other hand is given to daughter by her parents/brothers every Saaman thereafter to let her know that she is not forgotten!

    Here you go brother, find more difficult ones! Thank god Anu didn't get to read the first version or else... I would be in deeeeeep trouble with my Jat general knowledge! :-)

    cheers!

    Sujata

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    dear Sujata ji
    thank you for clearing this doubt of mine i was not trying to tric you ,was bit confused between the exact meaning of two like what's for what so thought you must be knowing it more specificaly ,and we can add these two words too in our dictionary with each having the right meaning.


    kayon kai main kisai bhai bahan nai confuse nahin karna chata tha esi liya app sai puch liya.
    bahut bahut dhanyawad app ka,aur main to agai bhi ata rahun ga esai esai confuson bhara words lai kai,to kripa kar kai jhail liyo!!!!!


    Sujata (Jul 12, 2002 08:08 p.m.):
    Rohan:

    I think you tricked me...but I think I have it figured out....

    Sindhara is still the very first gift in Saaman after the wedding, but the daughter-in-law gets it!

    Kauthali on the other hand is given to daughter by her parents/brothers every Saaman thereafter to let her know that she is not forgotten!

    Here you go brother, find more difficult ones! Thank god Anu didn't get to read the first version or else... I would be in deeeeeep trouble with my Jat general knowledge! :-)

    cheers!

    Sujata

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    Bhai Rohan:

    Tu bura maanan ki chinta mat kare. Tu thode dinaan mai Jatland ki bhasha samajh jyaga. Jatland pe koi bura nah maaanta. Humor section ke jo khaas member sain ve tunne jaldi e comfortable bana denge. Saare ek thelli ke chattey buttey sain (me included). We all enjoy the humor.

    Bhai tu naye naye joke lyata reh.

    Sujata

  19. #59
    buaji,
    Ram-ram

    apne to jat dictionary ko jatland per top per pahunchwa diya hai, apka aur hamari iis great dictionary ka naam to geeneej books of records mein zaroor shamil hona chahiye.

    Kamal ki dictionary create ki hai, apne ,anu ne
    or jat land members ne, lage raho.
    all the best .
    proud to be a Jat.

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    Jiji Naveena:

    Jataan ki yo khaas pehchaan sai. Ya to Jat kise kaam ke haath nahi lagate. Aur agar haath laga diya to kati purey khet ki laamni si kar dein sain!

    Yo topic mere dimaag ki upaz zaroor sai, par eiski success saare Jataan ki sai. Many have made hilarious contributions, so the credit goes to all who contributed. I think the additions will contiunue for much longer time than we predicted.

    Best wishes..

    Bua

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