Jarai
Facts
- Language: Jarai
- Alternate names: Chor, Cho-Rai, Chrai, Djarai, Gia-Rai, Gio-Rai, Jorai, Mthur
- Language code: jra
- Language family: Austronesian, Malayo-Polynesian, Malayo-Sumbawan, North and East Malayo-Sumbawan, Aceh-Chamic, Chamic, Highlands Chamic, Rade-Jarai
- Number of speakers: 242000
- Script:
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Introduction
Jarai is a language of Vietnam. It is spoken in Gia Lai and Kon Tum provinces; some in Dac Lac Province. Also in Cambodia, United States.
Dialects
Aráp, Chuty, Golar, Habau (Ho-Bau), Hodrung (Hdrung), Jhue, Pleikly, Puan, Sesan, To-Buan. Cambodian dialects are all very similar, all displaying some significant differences with dialects in Vietnam.
The Jarai Verb
Verblist
- djai
- hia
- mlun
- pŏk
- thâo
- tŭl
- ŏ
- ƀlor
- ƀlĕ
- ƀlĕ ia nŏt
- (mă) dŏp, klĕ -- to steal
- (phiang) ʔdĭ -- to climb
- akaʔ -- to tie up, fasten
- ayŭp, thŭt -- to blow
- blơi -- to buy
- bơ̆brăh -- to swell
- bơ̆ruăh -- to choose
- brip -- to suck
- chŭh -- to burn
- djă -- to hold
- djai -- to die, be dead
- dlŏm, glŏm -- to throw
- dŏ -- to sit
- dơgŭ -- to stand
- hĭa -- to cry
- hiu, rơbat -- to walk
- hơ̆-ap -- to yawn
- hơ̆dip -- to live, be alive
- hơmư̆ -- to hear
- huă -- to eat
- huĭ -- to fear
- jhik -- to sew
- jrŭh, lĕ -- to fall
- jŭ -- to count
- kĕ -- to bite
- klăo -- to laugh
- klaŏ -- to stab, pierce
- klơ̆i -- to dig
- kơ̆chŭh -- to spit
- kơ̆dô̆p pô -- to hide
- kơ̆jăp khap -- to squeeze
- kuăh -- to scratch
- laĭ -- to say
- loĭ -- to swim
- mă broă, mă bruă -- to work
- mơ̆măh -- to chew
- mơnhŭm -- to drink
- păh, teh -- to hit
- pit -- to sleep
- plă -- to plant
- pơ̆dar -- to turn
- pơ̆djai -- to kill
- pŏk -- to open, uncover
- pơmĭn -- to think
- pơ̆năh -- to shoot
- pơ̆pha -- to split
- por -- to fly
- pơ̆tah -- to vomit
- rai -- to come
- rô -- to flow
- rơpơi -- to dream
- suă pran -- to breathe
- tă -- to cut, hack
- thâo -- to know, be knowledgeable
- tơ̆brŭ prŏng -- to grow
- tơlơi lua -- to hunt
- tơ̆p -- to pound, beat
- ʔbâ̆o -- to sniff, smell
- ʔbûh -- to see
- ʔdih -- to lie down