الو

Etymology tree
Sanskrit आलुक (āluka)
Urdu آلُو (ālū)bor.
Pashto الو
Borrowed from Urdu آلُو (ālū, “potato”).


انار

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انار • (anā́r) m

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انار • (anā́r) m

anā́r (romanization)
انار (direct singular)
anār (direct singular)
انارونه (direct plural)
anāruna (direct plural)
انار (oblique singular)
anār (oblique singular)
انارونو (oblique plural)
anāruno (oblique plural)
اناره (singular vocative)
anāra (singular vocative)
انارونو (plural vocative)
anāruno (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Classical Persian انار (anār).


توت

tut (romanization)
توت (direct singular)
tut (direct singular)
توتان (direct plural)
tutân (direct plural)
توت (oblique singular)
tut (oblique singular)
توتانو (oblique plural)
tutâno (oblique plural)
توته (singular vocative)
tuta (singular vocative)
توتانو (plural vocative)
tutâno (plural vocative)


هندوانه

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هندوانه • (hindvāná) f


بادام

بادام • (bādā́m) m


بته

bəta (romanization)
بته (direct singular)
bətaa (direct singular)
بتې (direct plural)
bətae (direct plural)
بتې (oblique singular)
bətae (oblique singular)
بتو (oblique plural)
bətao (oblique plural)
بتې (singular vocative)
bətae (singular vocative)
بتو (plural vocative)
bətao (plural vocative)

Compare Persian بت (bat). Both from Proto-Iranian.


شغال

شغال • (šaǧâl) m

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شغال • (šaǧâl) m


بيزو

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بيزو • (bízo) f

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بيزو • (bízo) f

bízo (romanization)
بيزوو (direct singular)
bízoo (direct singular)
بيزووګانې (direct plural)
bízoogâne (direct plural)
بيزوو (oblique singular)
bízoo (oblique singular)
بيزووګانو (oblique plural)
bízoogâno (oblique plural)
بيزوو (singular vocative)
bízoo (singular vocative)
بيزووګانو (plural vocative)
bízoogâno (plural vocative)


توتي

tuti (romanization)
توتي (direct singular)
tuti (direct singular)
توتيان (direct plural)
tutyân (direct plural)
توتي (oblique singular)
tuti (oblique singular)
توتيانو (oblique plural)
tutyâno (oblique plural)
توتيه (singular vocative)
tutya (singular vocative)
توتيانو (plural vocative)
tutyâno (plural vocative)


زاڼه

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زاڼه • (zâṇa) f

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زاڼه • (zâṇa) f

zâṇa (romanization)
زاڼه (direct singular)
zâṇa (direct singular)
زاڼې (direct plural)
zâṇe (direct plural)
زاڼې (oblique singular)
zâṇe (oblique singular)
زاڼو (oblique plural)
zâṇo (oblique plural)
زاڼې (singular vocative)
zâṇe (singular vocative)
زاڼو (plural vocative)
zâṇo (plural vocative)


پتخه

patëxa (romanization)
پتخه (direct singular)
patëxa (direct singular)
پتخې (direct plural)
patëxe (direct plural)
پتخې (oblique singular)
patëxe (oblique singular)
پتخو (oblique plural)
patëxo (oblique plural)
پتخې (singular vocative)
patëxe (singular vocative)
پتخو (plural vocative)
patëxo (plural vocative)


شرمښ

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شرمښ • (šërmëx̌) m

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شرمښ • (šërmëx̌) m

šërmëx̌ (romanization)
شرمښ (direct singular)
šërmëx̌ (direct singular)
شرمښان (direct plural)
šërmëx̌ân (direct plural)
شرمښ (oblique singular)
šërmëx̌ (oblique singular)
شرمښانو (oblique plural)
šërmëx̌âno (oblique plural)
شرمښه (singular vocative)
šërmëx̌a (singular vocative)
شرمښانو (plural vocative)
šërmëx̌âno (plural vocative)

شرمښ-کندز.ogg


پیل

pil (romanization)
پیل (direct singular)
pil (direct singular)
پیلان (direct plural)
pilân (direct plural)
پیل (oblique singular)
pil (oblique singular)
پیلانو (oblique plural)
pilâno (oblique plural)
پیله (singular vocative)
pila (singular vocative)
پیلانو (plural vocative)
pilâno (plural vocative)


وله

wala (romanization)
وله (direct singular)
wala (direct singular)
ولې (direct plural)
wale (direct plural)
ولې (oblique singular)
wale (oblique singular)
ولو (oblique plural)
walo (oblique plural)
ولې (singular vocative)
wale (singular vocative)
ولو (plural vocative)
walo (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Indo-European *weh₁y-. See the cognates in *wéh₁itis.


اسپه

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اسپه • (áspa) f

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اسپه • (áspa) f

áspa (romanization)
اسپه (direct singular)
aspa (direct singular)
اسپې (direct plural)
aspe (direct plural)
اسپې (oblique singular)
aspe (oblique singular)
اسپو (oblique plural)
aspo (oblique plural)
اسپې (singular vocative)
aspe (singular vocative)
اسپو (plural vocative)
aspo (plural vocative)


مرغه

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مرغه • (mërǧë) m

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مرغه • (mërǧë) m

mërǧë (romanization)
مرغۀ (direct singular)
mërǧə́ (direct singular)
مرغان (direct plural)
mërǧā́n (direct plural)
مرغۀ (oblique singular)
mërǧə́ (oblique singular)
مرغانو (oblique plural)
mërǧā́no (oblique plural)
مرغۀ (singular vocative)
mërǧə́ (singular vocative)
مرغانو (plural vocative)
mërǧā́no (plural vocative)

Possibly from Avestan 𐬨𐬆𐬭𐬆𐬖𐬀 (mər^əγa). Compare Middle Iranian *murγ (“bird”), Middle Persian mwlw' (murw), Parthian mwrg (murγ), Ossetian маргъ (marǧ) and Baluchi مرگ (murg).


پشۍ

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پشۍ • (pëšëy) f

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پشۍ • (pëšëy) f

pëšëy (romanization)
پشۍ (direct singular)
pëšə́i (direct singular)
پشۍ (direct plural)
pëšə́i (direct plural)
پشۍ (oblique singular)
pëšə́i (oblique singular)
پشيو (oblique plural)
pëšə́io (oblique plural)
پشۍ (singular vocative)
pëšə́i (singular vocative)
پشيو (plural vocative)
pëšə́io (plural vocative)


زمری

zmaráy (romanization)
زمرۍ (feminine)
زمرى (direct singular)
zmaray (direct singular)
زمري (direct plural)
زمريان (direct plural)
zmari zmaryân (direct plural)
زمري (oblique singular)
zmari (oblique singular)
زمرو (oblique plural)
زمريو (oblique plural)
زمريانو (oblique plural)
zmaro zmarëyo zmaryâno (oblique plural)
زمريه (singular vocative)
zmarëya (singular vocative)
زمرو (plural vocative)
زمريو (plural vocative)
زمريانو (plural vocative)
zmaro zmarëyo zmaryâno (plural vocative)

زمرو
زمريو
زمريانو

زمرو
زمريو
زمريانو

→ Phalura: amzarái


پړانګ

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پړانګ • (pṛâng) m

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پړانګ • (pṛâng) m

pṛâng (romanization)
پړانګ (direct singular)
pṛâng (direct singular)
پړانګان (direct plural)
pṛângân (direct plural)
پړانګ (oblique singular)
pṛâng (oblique singular)
پړانګانو (oblique plural)
pṛângâno (oblique plural)
پړانګه (singular vocative)
pṛânga (singular vocative)
پړانګانو (plural vocative)
pṛângâno (plural vocative)

From Proto-Iranian [Term?], compare Persian پلنگ (palang), Sanskrit पृदाकु (pṛdāku, “panther”) and Ancient Greek πάρδαλις (párdalis).


سورلنډی

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سورلنډی • (surlanḍáy) m

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سورلنډی • (surlanḍáy) m

surlanḍáy (romanization)
سورلنډى (direct singular)
surlanḍay (direct singular)
سورلنډي (direct plural)
سورلنډيان (direct plural)
surlanḍi surlanḍyân (direct plural)
سورلنډي (oblique singular)
surlanḍi (oblique singular)
سورلنډو (oblique plural)
سورلنډيو (oblique plural)
سورلنډيانو (oblique plural)
surlanḍo surlanḍëyo surlanḍyâno (oblique plural)
سورلنډيه (singular vocative)
surlanḍëya (singular vocative)
سورلنډو (plural vocative)
سورلنډيو (plural vocative)
سورلنډيانو (plural vocative)
surlanḍo surlanḍëyo surlanḍyâno (plural vocative)

سورلنډي
سورلنډيان

سورلنډو
سورلنډيو
سورلنډيانو

سورلنډو
سورلنډيو
سورلنډيانو


لړم

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لړم • (laṛám) m

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لړم • (laṛám) m


غڼه

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غڼه • (ǧëṇa) f

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غڼه • (ǧëṇa) f

ǧëṇa (romanization)
غڼه (direct singular)
ǧëṇa (direct singular)
غڼې (direct plural)
ǧëṇe (direct plural)
غڼې (oblique singular)
ǧëṇe (oblique singular)
غڼو (oblique plural)
ǧëṇo (oblique plural)
غڼې (singular vocative)
ǧëṇe (singular vocative)
غڼو (plural vocative)
ǧëṇo (plural vocative)

Maybe from Sogdian ܮܘܢܬܐܟ (γōndāk, “spider”)


اس

as (romanization)
اس (direct singular)
as (direct singular)
اسونه (direct plural)
asuna (direct plural)
اس (oblique singular)
as (oblique singular)
اسونو (oblique plural)
asuno (oblique plural)
اسه (singular vocative)
asa (singular vocative)
اسونو (plural vocative)
asuno (plural vocative)
اس (direct singular)
as (direct singular)
اسان (direct plural)
asân (direct plural)
اس (oblique singular)
as (oblique singular)
اسانو (oblique plural)
asâno (oblique plural)
اسه (singular vocative)
asa (singular vocative)
اسانو (plural vocative)
asâno (plural vocative)

From Proto-Iranian *Hácwah, from Proto-Indo-Iranian *Háćwas, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁éḱwos (“horse”).


منو

mano (romanization)
منو (direct singular)
mano (direct singular)
منوګانې (direct plural)
manogâne (direct plural)
منو (oblique singular)
mano (oblique singular)
منوګانو (oblique plural)
manogâno (oblique plural)
منو (singular vocative)
mano (singular vocative)
منوګانو (plural vocative)
manogâno (plural vocative)


غوا

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غوا • (ǧwâ) f

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غوا • (ǧwâ) f

ǧwâ (romanization)
غوا (direct singular)
ǧwâ (direct singular)
غواګانې (direct plural)
غواوې (direct plural)
ǧwâgā́ne ǧwâwe (direct plural)
غوا (oblique singular)
ǧwâ (oblique singular)
غواګانو (oblique plural)
غواوو (oblique plural)
ǧwâgā́no ǧwâwo (oblique plural)
غوا (singular vocative)
ǧwâ (singular vocative)
غواګانو (plural vocative)
غواوو (plural vocative)
ǧwâgā́no ǧwâwo (plural vocative)

غواګانې
 غواوې

غواګانو
 غواوو

غواګانو
 غواوو


ژګاګ

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ژګاګ • (žigâg) m

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ژګاګ • (žigâg) m


کاپيوره

kâpiwara (romanization)
کاپيوره (direct singular)
kâpiwara (direct singular)
کاپيورې (direct plural)
kâpiware (direct plural)
کاپيورې (oblique singular)
kâpiware (oblique singular)
کاپيورو (oblique plural)
kâpiwaro (oblique plural)
کاپيورې (singular vocative)
kâpiware (singular vocative)
کاپيورو (plural vocative)
kâpiwaro (plural vocative)


مسه

msa (romanization)
مسه (direct singular)
msa (direct singular)
مسې (direct plural)
mse (direct plural)
مسې (oblique singular)
mse (oblique singular)
مسو (oblique plural)
mso (oblique plural)
مسې (singular vocative)
mse (singular vocative)
مسو (plural vocative)
mso (plural vocative)

Shortening of Arabic تِمْسَاح (timsāḥ), from Coptic ⲙⲥⲁϩ (msah), from Egyptian G17-O34:V28-I3 mzḥ (“crocodile”).


تانوکی

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تانوکی • (tânúkay) m

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تانوکی • (tânúkay) m

tânúkay (romanization)
تانوکى (direct singular)
tânúkay (direct singular)
تانوکي (direct plural)
tânúki (direct plural)
تانوکي (oblique singular)
tânúki (oblique singular)
تانوکو (oblique plural)
tânúko (oblique plural)
تانوکيه (singular vocative)
tânúkya (singular vocative)
تانوکو (plural vocative)
tânúko (plural vocative)


جږګی

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جږګی • (jëǵgay) m

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جږګی • (jëǵgay) m

jëǵgay (romanization)
جږګى (direct singular)
jëǵgay (direct singular)
جږګي (direct plural)
jëǵgi (direct plural)
جږګي (oblique singular)
jëǵgi (oblique singular)
جږګو (oblique plural)
jëǵgo (oblique plural)
جږګيه (singular vocative)
jëǵgya (singular vocative)
جږګو (plural vocative)
jëǵgo (plural vocative)


موږک

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موږک • (múǵëk) m

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موږک • (múǵëk) m

múǵëk (romanization)
موږک (direct singular)
múǵëk (direct singular)
موږکان (direct plural)
múǵëkân (direct plural)
موږک (oblique singular)
múǵëk (oblique singular)
موږکانو (oblique plural)
múǵëkâno (oblique plural)
موږکه (singular vocative)
múǵëka (singular vocative)
موږکانو (plural vocative)
múǵëkâno (plural vocative)

From Proto-Iranian *múHs, from Proto-Indo-Iranian *múHs, from Proto-Indo-European *múh₂s.


مېشکوړ

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مېشکوړ • (meškoṛ) m

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مېشکوړ • (meškoṛ) m


کرکره

karkara (romanization)
کرکره (direct singular)
kërkëra (direct singular)
کرکرې (direct plural)
kërkëre (direct plural)
کرکرې (oblique singular)
kërkëre (oblique singular)
کرکرو (oblique plural)
kërkëro (oblique plural)
کرکرې (singular vocative)
kërkëre (singular vocative)
کرکرو (plural vocative)
kërkëro (plural vocative)


نرکاشه

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نرکاشه • (nërkâša) f

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نرکاشه • (nërkâša) f

nërkâša (romanization)
نرکاشه (direct singular)
nërkâša (direct singular)
نرکاشې (direct plural)
nërkâše (direct plural)
نرکاشې (oblique singular)
nërkâše (oblique singular)
نرکاشو (oblique plural)
nërkâšo (oblique plural)
نرکاشې (singular vocative)
nërkâše (singular vocative)
نرکاشو (plural vocative)
nërkâšo (plural vocative)


كوتره

kawtëra (romanization)
كوتره (direct singular)
kawtëra (direct singular)
كوترې (direct plural)
kawtëre (direct plural)
كوترې (oblique singular)
kawtëre (oblique singular)
كوترو (oblique plural)
kawtëro (oblique plural)
كوترې (singular vocative)
kawtëre (singular vocative)
كوترو (plural vocative)
kawtëro (plural vocative)


بکاڼه

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بکاڼه • (bakâṇ) f

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بکاڼه • (bakâṇ) f

bakâṇ (romanization)
بکاڼه (direct singular)
bakâṇa (direct singular)
بکاڼې (direct plural)
bakâṇe (direct plural)
بکاڼې (oblique singular)
bakâṇe (oblique singular)
بکاڼو (oblique plural)
bakâṇo (oblique plural)
بکاڼې (singular vocative)
bakâṇe (singular vocative)
بکاڼو (plural vocative)
bakâṇo (plural vocative)

Cognate to Marathi बकाण (bakāṇ), Hindi बकायन (bakāyan), etc.


کونګرى

kúngray (romanization)
کونګرى (direct singular)
kúngray (direct singular)
کونګري (direct plural)
kúngri (direct plural)
کونګري (oblique singular)
kúngri (oblique singular)
کونګرو (oblique plural)
kúngro (oblique plural)
کونګريه (singular vocative)
kúngrya (singular vocative)
کونګرو (plural vocative)
kúngro (plural vocative)


نيمبو

nimbu (romanization)
نيمبو (direct singular)
nimbu (direct singular)
نيمبوان (direct plural)
nimbwân (direct plural)
نيمبو (oblique singular)
nimbu (oblique singular)
نيمبوانو (oblique plural)
nimbwâno (oblique plural)
نيمبو (singular vocative)
nimbu (singular vocative)
نيمبوانو (plural vocative)
nimbwâno (plural vocative)

From Hindustani, see Hindi नींबू (nīmbū) and Urdu نیمبو, ultimately from Sanskrit निम्बू (nimbū). Cognates include English lemon.


پامدور

pâmador (romanization)
پامدور (direct singular)
pâmador (direct singular)
پامدورونه (direct plural)
pâmadoruna (direct plural)
پامدور (oblique singular)
pâmador (oblique singular)
پامدورونو (oblique plural)
pâmadoruno (oblique plural)
پامدوره (singular vocative)
pâmadora (singular vocative)
پامدورونو (plural vocative)
pâmadoruno (plural vocative)

From Russian помидор (pomidor, “tomato”), likely via Central Asian languages such as Uzbek or Tajik.


ټماټر

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ټماټر • (ṭamāṭә́r) m

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ټماټر • (ṭamāṭә́r) m

From Hindustani, see Hindi टमाटर (ṭamāṭar) and Urdu ٹماٹر, from English tomato, from Spanish tomate, from Classical Nahuatl tomatl.


اوږه

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اوږه • (oǵa) m

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اوږه • (oǵa) m

oǵa (romanization)
اوږه (direct singular)
oǵa (direct singular)
اوږې (direct plural)
oǵe (direct plural)
اوږې (oblique singular)
oǵe (oblique singular)
اوږو (oblique plural)
oǵo (oblique plural)
اوږې (singular vocative)
oǵe (singular vocative)
اوږو (plural vocative)
oǵo (plural vocative)


اوږه

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اوږه • (uǵa) f

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اوږه • (uǵa) f

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اوږه • (uǵa)

اوږه • f اوږه (canonical)
uǵa (romanization)


مرغۀ

مرغۀ • (mërǧë) m

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مرغۀ • (mërǧë) m

mërǧë (romanization)
مرغۀ (direct singular)
mërǧə́ (direct singular)
مرغان (direct plural)
mërǧā́n (direct plural)
مرغۀ (oblique singular)
mërǧə́ (oblique singular)
مرغانو (oblique plural)
mërǧā́no (oblique plural)
مرغۀ (singular vocative)
mërǧə́ (singular vocative)
مرغانو (plural vocative)
mërǧā́no (plural vocative)


کب

kab (romanization)
کب (direct singular)
kab (direct singular)
کبان (direct plural)
kabân (direct plural)
کب (oblique singular)
kab (oblique singular)
کبانو (oblique plural)
kabâno (oblique plural)
کبه (singular vocative)
kaba (singular vocative)
کبانو (plural vocative)
kabâno (plural vocative)


پيشو

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پيشو • (píšo) f

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پيشو • (píšo) f

píšo (romanization)
پيشو و (direct singular)
píšoo (direct singular)
پيشو وګانې (direct plural)
píšoogâne (direct plural)
پيشو و (oblique singular)
píšoo (oblique singular)
پيشو وګانو (oblique plural)
píšoogâno (oblique plural)
پيشو و (singular vocative)
píšoo (singular vocative)
پيشو وګانو (plural vocative)
píšoogâno (plural vocative)


ښارو

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ښارو • (x̌âro) f

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ښارو • (x̌âro) f

x̌âro (romanization)
ښاروو (direct singular)
x̌âroo (direct singular)
ښارووګانې (direct plural)
x̌âroogâne (direct plural)
ښاروو (oblique singular)
x̌âroo (oblique singular)
ښارووګانو (oblique plural)
x̌âroogâno (oblique plural)
ښاروو (singular vocative)
x̌âroo (singular vocative)
ښارووګانو (plural vocative)
x̌âroogâno (plural vocative)


بييی

biyay (romanization)
بييى (direct singular)
biyay (direct singular)
بييي (direct plural)
biyi (direct plural)
بييي (oblique singular)
biyi (oblique singular)
بييو (oblique plural)
biyo (oblique plural)
بيييه (singular vocative)
biyya (singular vocative)
بييو (plural vocative)
biyo (plural vocative)


زمرۍ

zmarëi (romanization)
زمری (masculine)
زمرۍ (direct singular)
zmarə́i (direct singular)
زمرۍ (direct plural)
zmarə́i (direct plural)
زمرۍ (oblique singular)
zmarə́i (oblique singular)
زمريو (oblique plural)
zmarə́io (oblique plural)
زمرۍ (singular vocative)
zmarə́i (singular vocative)
زمريو (plural vocative)
zmarə́io (plural vocative)


سنډا

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سنډا • (sanḍâ) m

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سنډا • (sanḍâ) m

sanḍâ (romanization)
سنډا (direct singular)
sanḍâ (direct singular)
سنډاګان (direct plural)
sanḍâgān (direct plural)
سنډا (oblique singular)
sanḍâ (oblique singular)
سنډاګانو (oblique plural)
sanḍâgāno (oblique plural)
سنډا (singular vocative)
sanḍâ (singular vocative)
سنډاګانو (plural vocative)
sanḍâgāno (plural vocative)


مېښه

mex̌a (romanization)
مېښه (direct singular)
mex̌a (direct singular)
مېښې (direct plural)
mex̌e (direct plural)
مېښې (oblique singular)
mex̌e (oblique singular)
مېښو (oblique plural)
mex̌o (oblique plural)
مېښې (singular vocative)
mex̌e (singular vocative)
مېښو (plural vocative)
mex̌o (plural vocative)

Perhaps related to Sanskrit महिष (mahiṣa).


سخی

sxay (romanization)
سخى (direct singular)
sxay (direct singular)
سخي (direct plural)
sxi (direct plural)
سخي (oblique singular)
sxi (oblique singular)
سخو (oblique plural)
sxo (oblique plural)
سخيه (singular vocative)
sxya (singular vocative)
سخو (plural vocative)
sxo (plural vocative)


نښتر

nëx̌tar (romanization)
نښتر (direct singular)
nëx̌tar (direct singular)
نښترونه (direct plural)
nëx̌taruna (direct plural)
نښتر (oblique singular)
nëx̌tar (oblique singular)
نښترونو (oblique plural)
nëx̌taruno (oblique plural)
نښتره (singular vocative)
nëx̌tara (singular vocative)
نښترونو (plural vocative)
nëx̌taruno (plural vocative)

pine tree (specifically, Pinus wallichiana)


پمنکی

pamankay (romanization)
پمنکى (direct singular)
pamankay (direct singular)
پمنکي (direct plural)
pamanki (direct plural)
پمنکي (oblique singular)
pamanki (oblique singular)
پمنکو (oblique plural)
pamanko (oblique plural)
پمنکيه (singular vocative)
pamankya (singular vocative)
پمنکو (plural vocative)
pamanko (plural vocative)


پسه

From Proto-Iranian *pácu, from Proto-Indo-Iranian *páću, from Proto-Indo-European *péḱu.


وريژې

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وريژې • (wriže) f

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وريژې • (wriže) f

wriže (romanization)
وريژې (direct singular)
wriže (direct singular)
وريژې (direct plural)
wriže (direct plural)
وريژې (oblique singular)
wriže (oblique singular)
وريژو (oblique plural)
wrižo (oblique plural)
وريژې (singular vocative)
wriže (singular vocative)
وريژو (plural vocative)
wrižo (plural vocative)


خمچې

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خمچې • (xëmače) f

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خمچې • (xëmače) f

xëmače (romanization)
خمچې (direct singular)
xëmače (direct singular)
خمچې (direct plural)
xëmače (direct plural)
خمچې (oblique singular)
xëmače (oblique singular)
خمچو (oblique plural)
xëmačo (oblique plural)
خمچې (singular vocative)
xëmače (singular vocative)
خمچو (plural vocative)
xëmačo (plural vocative)


شالي

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شالي • (šâli) f

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شالي • (šâli) f

šâli (romanization)
شالي (direct singular)
šâlii (direct singular)
شالۍ (direct plural)
šâliai (direct plural)
شالۍ (oblique singular)
šâliai (oblique singular)
شاليو (oblique plural)
šâliëyo (oblique plural)
شالۍ (singular vocative)
šâliai (singular vocative)
شاليو (plural vocative)
šâliëyo (plural vocative)


وريجې

wrije (romanization)
وريجې (direct singular)
wrije (direct singular)
وريجې (direct plural)
wrije (direct plural)
وريجې (oblique singular)
wrije (oblique singular)
وريجو (oblique plural)
wrijo (oblique plural)
وريجې (singular vocative)
wrije (singular vocative)
وريجو (plural vocative)
wrijo (plural vocative)


شلتالو

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شلتالو • (šaltâlu) m

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شلتالو • (šaltâlu) m

šaltâlu (romanization)
شلتال (direct singular)
šaltâl (direct singular)
شلتال (oblique singular)
šaltâl (oblique singular)
شلتال (singular vocative)
šaltâl (singular vocative)


شوتالو

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شوتالو • (šawtâlu) m

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شوتالو • (šawtâlu) m

šawtâlu (romanization)
شوتال (direct singular)
šawtâl (direct singular)
شوتال (oblique singular)
šawtâl (oblique singular)
شوتال (singular vocative)
šawtâl (singular vocative)


اينو

ino (romanization)
اينو (direct singular)
ino (direct singular)
اينوګانې (direct plural)
inogâne (direct plural)
اينو (oblique singular)
ino (oblique singular)
اينوګانو (oblique plural)
inogâno (oblique plural)
اينو (singular vocative)
ino (singular vocative)
اينوګانو (plural vocative)
inogâno (plural vocative)


پکان

pakân (romanization)
پکان (direct singular)
pakân (direct singular)
پکان (direct plural)
pakân (direct plural)
پکان (singular vocative)
pakân (singular vocative)
پکان (plural vocative)
pakân (plural vocative)

From English pecan, from the French pacane. The French word derives from an Algonquian word, perhaps Miami (Illinois) pakani.


ګېنډی

genḍay (romanization)
ګېنډى (direct singular)
genḍay (direct singular)
ګېنډي (direct plural)
genḍi (direct plural)
ګېنډي (oblique singular)
genḍi (oblique singular)
ګېنډو (oblique plural)
genḍo (oblique plural)
ګېنډيه (singular vocative)
genḍya (singular vocative)
ګېنډو (plural vocative)
genḍo (plural vocative)

From Hindustani, see Urdu گینڈا and Hindi गैंडा (gaiṇḍā). Ultimately from Sanskrit गण्डक (gaṇḍaka).


تندولی

Compare Pashto تاندوله (tāndóla, “goosefoot, orach”), تانده (tā́nda, “green shoot”), تاند (tānd, “fresh, young; green, turning green, sprouted”).


پسهٔ

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پسهٔ • (psə) m

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پسهٔ • (psə) m

psə (romanization)
پسهٔ (direct singular)
psë (direct singular)
پسونه (direct plural)
psuna (direct plural)
پسهٔ (oblique singular)
psë (oblique singular)
پسونو (oblique plural)
psuno (oblique plural)
پسهٔ (singular vocative)
psë (singular vocative)
پسونو (plural vocative)
psuno (plural vocative)


يږ

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يږ • (yəǵ) m

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يږ • (yəǵ) m

From Proto-Iranian *Hŕ̥šah, from Proto-Indo-Iranian *Hŕ̥ćšas, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ŕ̥tḱos. Cognate with Persian خرس.


لمبړ

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لمبړ • (lumbáṛ) m


ګازره

ګازره • (gāzara)


سوۍ

Cognate with Torwali سُوئے, Assamese শহা (xoha).


الوچه

Related to Persian آلوچه (ālūča, “plum”).


آنبه

آنبه • (ambá) f

Ultimately from Sanskrit आम्र (āmra). Cognate with Persian انبه (anbe).


اوبسپی

اوبسپی • (ubəspáy) m


بدړ

بدړ • (badáṛ) m


برړه

برړه • (baráṛa) f


کډو

کډو • (kaḍú) m


بانجڼ

بانجڼ • (bānjáṇ) m


ډنبره

ډنبره • (ḍambára) f


وينه

waynë́ (romanization)
wenë́ (romanization)
wuynë́ (romanization)

From Proto-Iranian *báynah (“fly; bee”), from Proto-Indo-Iranian *bʰáynas, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰéy-no-s, from *bʰey- (“bee”) + *-nos.


مڼه

The word is a migratory term related to Proto-Turkic *almïla; see there for more. Cognate with Parachi [script needed] (āmaṛ).