گَژھُن
Gaċhun
To go
Usage
The dictionary form (infinitive) of a verb ends in -ُن.
Grammar Note
Listed in Wiktionary. Koul writes gatshun (ts = ژ, tsh = ژھ).
کھیٛۆن
Kh'on
To eat
Usage
Used when talking about meals and food.
Grammar Note
Listed in Wiktionary. Hassan writes kʰʸon and Koul kh'on.
ہیٛۆن
Heon
To buy / to take
Usage
In shopping contexts it means "to buy".
Grammar Note
Wiktionary glosses it "to take, receive; to buy". Koul has me h'ot tomul "I bought rice".
وُچھُن
Vuchun
To see
Usage
Means to see or to look around.
Grammar Note
Listed in Wiktionary; 13 uses on ks.wikipedia.
اَڈُن
Aḍun
To wait
Usage
The verb for waiting for a person or a vehicle.
Grammar Note
Wiktionary glosses it "to stay put; to await". Hassan and Koul also have a different word, prārun.
مَنٛگُن
Mangun
To ask for
Usage
The verb for asking for something you want.
Grammar Note
Wiktionary glosses it "to ask for or request"; Hassan has maⁿgun "demand, require, ask".
اَنُن
Anun
To bring
Usage
Used when asking staff to bring something.
Grammar Note
Wiktionary glosses it "to bring; to buy". Koul lists anun "to bring".
بہٕ چھُس گَژھُن کانٛچھان
Bụ chus gaċhun kānchān
I want to go
Usage
Use it after naming a place. A woman says چھَس instead of چھُس.
Grammar Note
Pattern "infinitive + کانٛچھُن (to want)". Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
بہٕ چھُس کھیٛۆن کانٛچھان
Bụ chus kh'on kānchān
I want to eat
Usage
Said when you want a meal. A woman says چھَس instead of چھُس.
Grammar Note
Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
بہٕ چھُس یہِ ہیٛۆن کانٛچھان
Bụ chus yi heon kānchān
I want to buy this
Usage
Said in a shop while pointing at an item.
Grammar Note
Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
بہٕ چھُس کُنٛز ژھانٛڈان
Bụ chus kunz ċhānḍān
I'm looking for the key
Usage
Tells people you are searching for something; swap in another object.
Grammar Note
Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
مےٚ دِیِو پونؠ
Me diyiv pōn'
Please give me water
Usage
A basic request frame: replace the noun with whatever you want.
Grammar Note
Koul has me diyiv pẽ:si "please give me money"; this is the same pattern. The plural imperative carries the politeness.
مےٚ دِیِو چاے
Me diyiv cāy
Please give me tea
Usage
To ask for tea.
Grammar Note
Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.
More Kashmiri phrases
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