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kohari
kya koi bat w^ha r^fchi
dwa
taTiiB
gea^,^
mqS
syi±Bxm» aarhana
legga segga
khep kh»x^
:cwda legti (ka^a)
(kl) ^ae^ kmm&
ohlana
ob kya wa ae bhi gel gwsri
we 8e«..miya]Q ae thi
qehqi^ha legaaa
dwhraxia
yv®a lena
[Sf, the family trees
I
apai iutiyai|.«.«
P*a78
lybai;
a*-g®Tar
(ke) mjixp. p@r kehim
tekehai, {iskhai
ke oelte
bat kehae hi mei^ ati h®y
woman of kghar casta (palanquin-oarriers)
'tried ©ireryth^ug sha oould'
pmjBT (i.e., 'ourae* here)
oharm, amulet
knotted atriag used aa charm
(h&r^ m) ohars
pillow
affair, iotimaoy
instantly, on the spot
to aay what is right and i\iat, be fair
to serre
to miatoh, seise
'and this one (i.e. huddan'a ®other) i« atill
wors© than ahe waa'
i.e. they've had an affair
to guffaw, laugh loudly
to repeat
to take r&ren^
father«ia-law
(here «) ooneubiae
Akbar Ali. Khan m ,^M,A^-M ]
(understand m&rm.)
oonsider^tioa, respeot (yu lo^i^ Ibo of
oourse rsfers to her d&u^ter-in-law)
diaplaasing, disagreeabl®
to a^ ^ aoaseose'a faoe
©heap ©lut, whore (another for® of
t^^^u " ^^^ p.276 abores Pl&tta givea
t^i ^^ t^i^M ^ 'cheap trull's the
word is auppoaed to be derd.ved from tt^ *"
2 pioe ooin)
for th© sake of (usually ki„ .xatyr)
iBother-in-law (i.e., herself)
i.e., one o&n certainly entertain the
possibility, 'one naver knows* (frana.)
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