Nouns SINGULAR PLURAL

Memoni nouns are either masculine or feminine and some time have singular and plural forms.  The Memons borrow vast majorities of the nouns from Hindustani (mixture of Urdu & Hindi) languages. 

vegetables bakalo (m) egg ino (m)
ina (p)
bag theli (f)
thelion (p)
man maru (m)
fruit phel (m) milk khir (m) book chopri (f) / kitab (f) woman bairi (f)
orange Musumbi (f)
Musumbiun
    cup cup (m) girl chokery (f)
chokriou (p)
carrot gezor (m)     newspaper chapo (m) boy chokro (m)
chokraa (p)
okra       umbrella chatry (f)
chatrun
   
garlic lasen (m)     watch garial (f)
garialun
   
potatoes batato (m)
batata (p)
    bed khatlo (m)    
onions dongri (f)
dongriun (p)
    chair kurshi (f)
kursiun
   
        mirror eyeno (m)    
        carpet galicho (m)    
        door dervajo (m)    

 

 

kurshi (a chair) kurshiun  (chairs) taible  (a table)  taiblun  (tables) building  buildingu
kar karun ghadi dhadun    

kurshi  kurshiun
 

GENDER

Masculine Feminine
akro (a one) akry (a one)
choro (boy) chory (girl)
cockro (cock) cokry (chicken)
pooter niary

 

Dado (grand father Dadey Pai Ma    
Nano Naney Bha BehaN salo saley
Mamo Mamey     pooter  -
Kako Kakey     jeth jethani
Maso Masey        

 

 

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