Aiton

Introduction

Aiton is a language of India. It is spoken in Assam, Jorhat and Karbi Anglong districts, Doboroni, Banlung, Ahomoni, Balipathar, Kaliyani, Chakihula, Tengani, and Barhula villages.

Dialects

Similar to Phake (See: Phake). Related to Shan [phkshn] of Myanmar.

The Aiton Verb

Verblist

• ပႝ
• မႃ
• လိုက်
• ꩫင်
• ꩫွꩫ်

• a:3, put1 -- to open, uncover
• a:n1 -- to count
• bin2, min2, pɛu2 -- to fly
• ca:ŋ2 -- to know, be knowledgeable
• ca:u2, lɯk3 -- to choose
• can2/3, cuk1, luk3 -- to stand
• du:2, han1, nu:2 -- to see
• dum2, num2 -- to sniff, smell
• dʒin2, kin2 -- to eat
• ha:2 -- to breathe
• ha:k3 -- to vomit
• ha:u1 ha:i2 -- to yawn
• hai3 -- to cry
• hat3, phuk1 -- to tie up, fasten
• huŋ1, tum3 -- to cook
• ka:p3, kat1 -- to bite
• kaɯ2 -- to swell
• kɔp3, tɯ2, um3 -- to hold
• kha:3 -- to kill
• kha:i1, wa:i1, win1 -- to turn
• khɔi3, ta:i2 -- to die, be dead
• khɯn3 -- to climb
• khu:1 -- to laugh
• khut1, kun1, phak3 -- to dig
• ku:2, lap1, ŋɛu1 -- to fear
• la:p3 -- to hide
• lai1 -- to flow
• lak3 -- to steal
• lɔi2 -- to swim
• ma:2 -- to come
• mai3 -- to burn
• mɛp1 -- to squeeze
• muk3 sɯ2, tau1 -- to hunt
• naŋ2 -- to sit
• nɔn2 -- to sleep
• ñin2, ŋin2 -- to hear
• ñip1, puk1 -- to plant
• ŋap5 -- to think
• pai2, pha:i3 -- to walk
• pau1 -- to blow
• pha:1 -- to split
• puk1 -- to grow
• sap1, tɛŋ2 -- to stab, pierce
• sɯ3 -- to buy
• tam2 -- to pound, beat
• tau3 -- to spit
• tɛp1 -- to cut, hack
• thim3, wɛŋ1, wit3 -- to throw
• thuk1, tuk4 -- to hit
• tɯn1, wak3 -- to scratch
• tɯn2 lɯn2 -- to lie down
• tuk1 -- to fall
• u:1 -- to live, be alive
• wa:2 -- to say
• ʒam3 -- to chew
• ʒap3 -- to sew
• ʒɯ2 -- to shoot