Download Apatani Book --Select Grammar Book-- ABJUHMARIA Grammar ANGAMI Grammar AO Grammar APATANI Grammar BHUMIJ Grammar BROKSKAT GOJRI Grammar HMAR Grammar KARBI Grammar KOKBOROK Grammar KUVI Grammar LOTHA Grammar MAO NAGA Grammar MISH Grammar MISING Grammar MUNDARI Grammar NAGA PIDGIN Grammar PURKI Grammar SEMA Grammar Theory of Binding Grammar URALI Grammar A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA   agar ‘boundary’ cuxa ‘basket (used for keeping tobacco)’ ci ‘pain’ ji ‘piece of cloth’ ja ‘child’ mgo ‘oven’ m  ‘tail’ bom ‘bomb’ neka ‘latrine’ nja ‘great grandmother’ i ‘fish’ ii ‘sweet potato’ aja ‘child’ rído ‘line of plam’ r ‘bottom of a tree’ sucur ‘antelope’ laca ‘ring’ lo ‘day’ botel ‘bottle’ same ‘squirrel’ ass ‘north’ opis ‘office’ x ‘six’ ax ‘comb’ hago ‘merry’ ha ‘heart’ ‘heart’ yapa ‘young man’ ay ‘muscle’ Consonant Clusters : There are two consonants and three consonants clusters in Atapani. Two consonants clusters are common. As mentioned early, the palatalized stops and nasals that are treated as sequences orthographically are also included below : pyarmo ‘leaves put on the arrow’ byb  ‘gun’ abya ‘ladder’ dyimpu ‘grey hair’ gyt ‘higher group among Apatanis’ mydu ‘season’ mya ‘penis’ nyimo ‘ ’face’ anyi ‘breast’ lyen ‘to make to the shape of ball’ alya ‘ten’ akknt ‘lonely’ go èmpu ‘front portion of Apatani house’ dixu ‘skull’     Previous Next top

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