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( saLsaLo kaaDii ) = boil
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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( hoDDastik saa.ngunuu ghevche) = bombast
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
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( ijaar) = breeches
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prashanth P Pai
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( jajjunuu vachche ) = bruise
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
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( lagaamuu ) = bridle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
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( lekhan) = article
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
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( mhovaamoos poscho) = apiculture
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
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( niya.ntraN karii) = bridle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prashanth P Pai
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( puLii ) = boil
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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( shabdhaaDa.mbaraacho) = bombastic
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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( taNaachii toppii ) = boater
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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( utpattii karii ) = breed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
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( vaare gulo) = bladder
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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( vaayT mat ) = bias
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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( vighn haaDii ) = block
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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( vishaalpaNaache ) = broadmindedness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(27 nakShatr) = 27 stars in Hindu astrology
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(a.mbaDyaa ruukuu) = hog plumtree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
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(a.mshuu) = part
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
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(a.nchigele) = fellow konkanis
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sihi Kamath
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(a.nchikele) = fellow konkanis
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sihi Kamath
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(a.nchu) = border of a cloth/saree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vinay Isloorkar
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(a.ndaadu.ndii) = anarchism
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(a.ndaadu.ndii) = anarchy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(a.ndaaj) = approximate
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
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(a.ndakaaruu) = benighted
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
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(a.ndhakaaru) = dark
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
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(a.ndhakaaruu ) = blackness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(a.ndhakaaruu ) = blackout
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(a.ndhkaaraa.nt bhar) = blackout
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(a.nDo ) = blind
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(a.ngaDi) = shop
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
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(a.ngaDii) = shop
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Varun Nayak
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(a.ngaNa) = garden
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
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(a.ngii) = shirt
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vinay Isloorkar
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(a.ngiikaaru) = agreement
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
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(a.ngrakshak) = bodyguard
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
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(a.ngushhTha) = big toe, thumb
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
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(a.ngvale) = apparel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
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(a.ngvaNa) = vow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
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(a.njeeraa ruukuu) = fig tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas shanbhogue
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(a.njuraa ruukuu) = common fig tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Indira V Baliga
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(a.nka) = number
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Manu Pai
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(a.nkso) = towel or a piece of cloth used for bathing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(a.nkusha) = a goad
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(a.nnyaaya) = injustice
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(a.nsh) = base
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(a.nsha) = part
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(a.nta) = end
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(a.ntar jaal paLoche saadhan ) = browser
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(a.ntar jaaLaa.ntuu sod ) = browse
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(a.ntar naa karche) = bridge
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prashanth P Pai
___________________________________________
(a.ntar vyavastaa ) = built in
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(a.ntaranga) = inner nature
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
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(a.ntarjaalaarii sodditalo) = browser
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(a.ntarjaalaarii sodduche.) = browsing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(a.ntary) = bosom
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(a.ntyaakSharii kheLuu) = acrostic
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(aa.mbaDo) = bun hair
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(aa.mbaDo) = deep fried dish
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(aa.mbaT) = dish like sambaar
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Mohan Pai
___________________________________________
(aa.mbulii) = raw mango
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
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(aa.mbyaa ruukuu) = mango tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aa.ndapaN ) = blindness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aa.nDo) = jug
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nitin Kamath
___________________________________________
(aa.nDo) = vessel used to serve liquids
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aa.ng ) = body
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(aa.ng kaaDche tassale ) = blood-curdling
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aa.ng vaaDDoche) = brawn
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyaas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aa.nga) = body
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(aa.nga) = body
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(aa.nga) = body
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(aa.nga) = body
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aa.nga) = body
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aa.ngaa laaggilo maaruu) = blister
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(aa.ngaa rom niiT raabche ) = bristle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aa.ngaa sa.mba.ndh paavile) = bodily
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aa.ngaa shaastr) = anatomy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aa.ngaa tukunuu ragat kaaDche) = bleeding
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aa.ngaache rakshakuu ) = bodyguard
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aa.ngaDi) = shop
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aa.ngaNa) = frontyard
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aa.ngDyo aassucho jaago) = bazaar
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aa.ngloTuu ) = build
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aa.ngloTuu) = body shape
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aa.ngso) = towel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aa.ngso) = bathtowel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aa.ngso) = towel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Srikanth PGAdiyar
___________________________________________
(aa.ngso) = napkin
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Baliga
___________________________________________
(aa.ngti) = cloth used for dusting
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aa.ngvale) = array
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(aa.ngvalecho ra.nguu ) = brooch
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aa.ngvalyaak sirkaavche nag ) = brooch
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aa.nkTii) = a piece of cloth
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(aa.nkTii) = a wipe
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(aa.nt) = intestine
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aa.nt ) = bowels
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aa.ntaache tudik jaavche sika) = appendicitis
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aabaale) = crossandra
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(aabaale) = Crossandra
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Rao Pai
___________________________________________
(aabba karoche) = to threten
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aabbale) = Crossandra
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Rao Pai
___________________________________________
(aabharaNaanii shingaarlale) = bejewelled
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(aachaari) = carpenter
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aachaarii) = carpenter
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aachaaru) = etiquettes / manners
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aachaarya) = professor
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(aachaarya) = lecturer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(aachaarya) = reader at university
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(aachaarya) = Acharya - a popular konkani surname
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aacharaN) = behaviour
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aacharaNa) = behaviour
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(aaD ) = block
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaD bayis ) = boggle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaD jaavche ) = blockade
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaD jaavnuu) = athwart
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anitha P Pai
___________________________________________
(aaD naa.nv) = appellation
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaD ritiche) = amiss
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaD yevche ) = blockage
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaDa) = obstruction
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(aaDa) = across
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(aaDa) = horizontal
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaDa naa.nva) = surname
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(aaDa sari) = nap
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(aaDa sorche) = lying down
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aadaay aanii khaarchaache lekh) = balance sheet
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaDDa.mbo ) = bolt
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaDDa.mbo) = baulk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaDDa.mbo) = hinderance
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aaDDa.mbo) = cross bar
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha prabhu
___________________________________________
(aaDDaaLi) = cross/head on collision
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(aaDDaavaN) = clutter
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aaDDaavaN yevche ) = blockage
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaDDavaNa) = clutter
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaDDe) = beam
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rajani Kamath-Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aadde noNche) = piece pickle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aaDDoLche) = to collide
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(aaDDoLche) = breast
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaDDoLche ) = buffer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaDDoLi) = a vegetable cutter with wooden base
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(aaDDoLi) = vegetable cutter
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aaDDoLi) = cutter
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaDDoLi) = cutting instrument with seat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aaDDoLii) = vegetable cutter
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aadhaar) = support
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Pravin D Kamath
___________________________________________
(aadhaar) = base
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aadhaar ) = boon
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aadhaar dii ) = boost
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aadhaar divcho vastuu ) = booster
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aadhaaraak davarii) = bolster
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aadhaaruu) = support
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Pravin D Kamath
___________________________________________
(aadhara) = base
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(aadharu) = support
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aadhunika) = modern
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Manu Pai
___________________________________________
(aadii) = ago
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aadii ) = beginning
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aadii ) = before
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aadikaalaa vastaache shaastr ) = archaeology
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aadikaalaache) = archaic
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aadivaasi) = tribal
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(aaDLte) = administration
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaDLte kacherii) = administrative
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaDLte kartalo) = administer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaDolche) = to hit accidentally
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaDoLi) = tool to cut vegitables
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sucheta Shanbhag
___________________________________________
(aaDpaguru) = branch of a tree or plant
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aadraa) = 6th star Adraa - astrology related
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaDukpaNii) = bitterness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aagasmogaare) = four o clock flower
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(aagastho) = type of flower
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aaggoLu) = hair (that has fallen off)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaggoLuu) = single hair
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
___________________________________________
(aaghaat) = attack
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(aaghaat ) = blow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaha.nkaaruu ) = boast
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aahaara) = food
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaidana) = utensils
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Ajit Pai
___________________________________________
(aaidhana) = vessels
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaikataa) = hear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prashanth G Kamath
___________________________________________
(aaji) = today
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(aaji) = today
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(aaji) = today
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(aaji) = today
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(aaji) = today
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaji) = today
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aajii) = today
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aajitaayii) = till today
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
___________________________________________
(aajjammaa) = great grand mother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aajjo) = grandfather
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aajjo) = grandfather
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aajjo) = grand father or an elderly person
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
___________________________________________
(aajjo) = grandfather
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prashanth G Kamath
___________________________________________
(aajjo) = grandfather
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(aajkali) = nowadays
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aajnaa) = behest
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: behemoth
___________________________________________
(aaka.nksha) = ambition
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
___________________________________________
(aakaa.nkShaa) = appetite
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aakaa.nkShe) = aspire
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(aakaar naattile) = amorphous
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aakaaru) = form / outline
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aakaash mogrii) = beauty of night
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Rao Pai
___________________________________________
(aakaash niL) = azure
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aakaasha mogari) = A flower blossoming in evening
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aakaasha mogarya ruukuu) = indian cork tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Indira V Baliga
___________________________________________
(aakaasha niiLa) = sky blue
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aakaashaari vimaanaa kheLu) = aerobatics
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aakaashaarii) = aerial
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aakaashagaamii) = astronaut
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anitha P Pai
___________________________________________
(aakaashayaan) = aviation
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aakaashmugri) = four o clock flower
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(aakaashu) = sky
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(aakaashu) = sky
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
___________________________________________
(aakarShak ) = bonny
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aakarShak ) = buff
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aakarShak chellii ) = bimbo
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aakarshaka) = attractive
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aakarshaN) = affinity
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aakarShaN) = attract
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aakarshaNa) = attraction
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aakarshaNa) = attraction
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Manu Pai
___________________________________________
(aakasmik) = accidentally
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aakkaa) = sister
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aakkaa) = aunt (fathers sister)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(aakkaa) = elder sister
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aakramaN) = assault
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(aakramaN ) = attack
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(aakramaN karche ) = blitz
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aakramaN karii) = assail
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(aakramaNa) = attack
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(aakramaNa) = attack
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aakramaNa) = attack
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aakrodha) = anger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ratna Bai
___________________________________________
(aakroshu ) = blaze
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaksaLaa.ncho) = goldsmith
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaksaLaa.ncho) = goldsmith
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaLa.mbe) = mushroom
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
___________________________________________
(aaLaambe) = mushroom
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aaLaambo) = mushroom
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aalaapan) = melodic improvisation
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(aaLaavaN) = thickening agent
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aaLache) = stirring
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sheela Satish
___________________________________________
(aaLache) = thicken the dish
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaLambo) = mashroom
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(aaLambo) = mushroom
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vinay Isloorkar
___________________________________________
(aaLase) = lazy guy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aalle) = ginger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(aalle) = ginger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aalle) = ginger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Baliga
___________________________________________
(aalle) = ginger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aalleh) = ginger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Varun Nayak
___________________________________________
(aalochan) = thinking
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sheela Satish
___________________________________________
(aalochan) = thought
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aalochan karche ) = brooding
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aalochan karche ) = brew
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prashanth P Pai
___________________________________________
(aalochan karnaashii ulloche ) = blurt
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aalochan korche.n) = brood
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(aalochana) = thoughts
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aalochana) = thinking
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aalochana) = thoughts
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aalochanaa) = bother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sridutt V.Nayak
___________________________________________
(aaLsa.ndo) = long beans
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aaLsaanDo) = long beans
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aaLsaayii) = apathy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anitha P Pai
___________________________________________
(aaLsaayii) = laziness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aaLso) = asleep
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anitha P Pai
___________________________________________
(aaLso) = lazy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaLtha) = measurement
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaLvaa maa.nDe) = Colocasia roots
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aaLvatii) = Colocasia leaves curry
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aama.ntraNa) = invitation
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(aamaldasto) = bowl and hammer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aamamaa) = mothers mother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aambaDo) = fried balls of batter
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aambaDo) = sour fruit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aambaDo) = hair tied into a bun
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aambaTa) = curry prepared with lentils or spinach
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aambaTa) = a coconut based spicy curry garnished with onion
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
___________________________________________
(aambayi) = yawn
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aambe kaatto) = mango kernel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(aambemoraba) = sweet dish made by grating green mango
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aambesaaTa) = thick barphi made by drying mango pulp
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aambo) = mango
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aambo) = mango
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aambo) = mango
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ramanath Pai
___________________________________________
(aambo) = mango
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(aambo) = mango
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aambo) = mango
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aambshe) = sour
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Tejashree Pai Padmanabhan
___________________________________________
(aambuDi) = attack (food)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(aambuli) = green and unripe mango
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aambuli) = tender green mango
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aambuli) = tender mango
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(aambuli) = tender Mango
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aambuli noNche) = mango pickle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aambya soruu) = type of ornaments worn by women
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aamchigelii) = GSB woman
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
___________________________________________
(aamchigelo) = GSB man
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
___________________________________________
(aamgele) = ours
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aamgele deshyaache naanv) = Bharath
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shalini Mallya
___________________________________________
(aamgele pavitr gra.nth ) = Bhagavadgeetha
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shalini Mallya
___________________________________________
(aamgetayii) = at our place
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Pooja Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aamgile) = ours
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Pravin D Kamath
___________________________________________
(aamkaa) = for us
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Pravin D Kamath
___________________________________________
(aamkaa) = for us
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaml) = acid
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aamma) = mother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(aammaa) = mother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aammaa) = mother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aammaa) = mother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aammaNNu) = common pet name for a female child
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aammi) = we
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aammii) = us
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aammii) = we
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(aamrasa) = sweet dish made using mango pulp and milk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aamsaaNii) = sourness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aamsaaNii) = sourness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aamsaaNii) = tangy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aamshaaNii) = acid
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aamshe) = sour
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aamshe) = sour
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aamshe) = sour
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aamTi) = Tender sour fruit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aamtTi) = vegetable dish
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aaN davarnu saa.ngche) = asseverate
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(aaN ghevche) = adjure
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaNa) = swear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(aana.nd dii) = beatify
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aana.nd divche) = beatific
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aana.nduu) = beatitude
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aana.nduu) = bliss
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(aana.nduu) = joy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(aana.nduu jaavche vastuu) = beatific
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aana.nduu korche) = beatify
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aana.nduu korche ) = beatification
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aanamaa) = grandmother (fathers mother)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
___________________________________________
(aanamma) = grandmother(father side)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prashanth G Kamath
___________________________________________
(aanand) = 48th year of hindu calendar 60 year cycle - corresponds to 2034-2035
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aanga kaaDche) = aback
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aangaNa) = garden
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aangvaNa) = promising God to do certain things on fulfilling of ones wish
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aanha bhaasa) = swearing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaNi) = metallic nail
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(aani) = nail
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aanii) = and
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aanii mukaarii) = from now onwards
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
___________________________________________
(aankare) = tender shoots
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vinay Isloorkar
___________________________________________
(aannapu) = common pet name for a male child
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aannek) = one more
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aannu) = common pet name for a male child
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aanTa) = intestine
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aanu) = gather
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aanu) = father
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aanu) = Father
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(aanu) = father
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(aanu) = father
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vishwanath Kini
___________________________________________
(aanuu ) = father
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aanuu ) = dad
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aanuu) = father
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aanvaaLo) = orthodoxically sanitised and purified (religion)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vinay Isloorkar
___________________________________________
(aanve) = I
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aanyeklyaa khaatir taagele naa) = behalf
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aapaapii vachche) = auto
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aapaatkaalu) = danger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aapatkaalu) = calamity
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aapavche) = calling
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aapNyaale vhaDpaN ulloche ) = boastful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aapoDche) = to touch
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(aappaapii) = itself
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aappaTuche) = crushing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aappemiDi noNche) = picke made out of the unripe Appemedi mango
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aappo) = appam
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aappoche) = calling
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aappuDche) = touch
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aapsuvaarthuu) = greed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Maya Naresh Pai
___________________________________________
(aapt mitruu) = bossom friend
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaptmitruu) = boon companion
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aara.mbh karche) = begin
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(aara.mbh karii) = begin
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(aara.mbh korche.n) = begin
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(aara.mbha jaattaa) = beginning
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(aara.mbhaak ) = beginning
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(aaraama) = comfort
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aaraama) = rest / relaxed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaraarooT) = arrowroot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(aarakshaN karnuu davarii ) = bookmark
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aarambha) = begin
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aarathi) = fire shown to God while praying
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aarogya) = health
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aarogyava.ntu) = healthy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aarop ghaalcho) = allege
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aarop ghaalcho) = accuse
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaropuu) = blame
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sapna Sreekanth
___________________________________________
(aaropuu ghaalche) = attribute
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaropuu ghaalcho) = ascribe
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaropuu ghaalcho) = abjure
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aartii) = plate with lit wicks
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aartii) = ceremonial waving of lights
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(aasa paasa) = close
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(aascharya jaavche) = blimey
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(aasche) = be
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aasche) = being
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(aasche) = existence
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aashaa) = appetite
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aashaa) = ambition
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aashaa daakayinaattile raabche) = blase
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(aashaa daakoche ) = bid
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aashaaDa ekaadashi) = festival of Hindus
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aashaDu) = 4th month of the calendar
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aashcharaya) = sursprise
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aashcharit jaavche) = aghast
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aashchary) = surprise
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Varun Nayak
___________________________________________
(aashchary) = amazement
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aashcharyaarii ajap jaavche ) = blimey
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aashe) = desire
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aasheervaad dittaa) = blessing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(aashi) = wish
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ganesh P Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aashi) = desire
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(aashi) = desire / wish
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aashi daakochii) = allure
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aashii) = wish
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aashii daakkochii ) = blandishments
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aashile) = was
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aashirvaad ) = boon
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aashirvaad) = blessing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Gautham Kamath
___________________________________________
(aashirvaad aashile) = blessed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Gautham Kamath
___________________________________________
(aashirvaad dillele) = blessed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(aashirvaad divche) = bless
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aashirvaad karii ) = bless
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aashirvaad mheLalo) = blessed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aashirvaadu) = blessing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aashirvaadu) = blessings
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aashirvaaduu) = blessing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aashirvaaduu ) = bounty
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aashirvaaduu) = benediction
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(aashirvachan) = benediction
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aashirvachan ) = blessing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aashirwaaduu) = benison
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(aashirwaaduu) = blessings
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(aashleshaa) = 9th star Ashlesha - astrology related
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aashrama) = hermitage / home
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aashray divche) = accommodate
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aashraya) = shelter
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aashrayuu) = asylum
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anitha P Pai
___________________________________________
(aashviiju) = 7th month of the calendar
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aasile tassii) = actual
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaskaa) = must be
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aaskaa) = probably
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aaspatre) = hospital
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aass) = is there
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aassa) = be
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aassa) = is
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(aassa) = have
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aassa) = have
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(aassilaassile ullaitalo ) = bold
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aassilyaa.ntuu triptii) = babbitt
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aasso) = be
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aasso) = be
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ratna Bai
___________________________________________
(aastale) = might be
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aastale) = must be
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aasthi) = property
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aasti vaa.nTyaache patr) = bequest
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aastii ) = belongings
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(aastii) = asset
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(aastii soNuu divche) = bequeath
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aastii soNuu divche) = bequest
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aastii vaanTo kellele patr) = bequeath
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aastikuu) = believer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(aasukaa) = should be
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aaTa) = eight
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(aaTa) = eight
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aata.nchii) = already
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aathoDi) = hammer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaTin) = hearts
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sheela Satish
___________________________________________
(aatma) = soul
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aatmiiya) = friendly
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaToche) = to remember
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aaTovuu) = remembrance
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sheela Satish
___________________________________________
(aaTovuu karii ) = bethink
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aaTraa) = eighteen
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aatraas) = type of sweet
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aaTsi) = eight hundred
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aatt) = now
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
___________________________________________
(aatta) = now
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(aatta) = now, recently
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(aattaache) = current (adj)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aaTTavisa) = twenty eight
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aattha) = now
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaTTo) = attic
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(aaTToche) = thickening
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sheela Satish
___________________________________________
(aaTToche) = concentrating the milk by boiling
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aaTToche) = to reduce the quantity
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aaTTouche) = remember
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aaTTovnuu kaaDii) = abstract
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aatur) = ardent
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aav.nche) = washing mouth and hand after meals
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aav.nDe) = milk before heating
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aav.ngalyaarii laaL gaLnaashii) = bib
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aava) = I
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(aavaaLo) = Gooseberry
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aavache) = washing hands after meals.
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aavaLo) = gooseberry
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aavaLo) = berry
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aavaLyaa ruukuu) = gooseberry tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shalini Mallya
___________________________________________
(aavaraN) = bastion
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aavarNaa gurtuu ) = bracket
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aavsu) = mother(parents)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aavsuu) = mother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
___________________________________________
(aavsuu) = mother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aayak) = listen
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aayatha) = rectangular
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aayidan) = vessels
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aayik) = listen
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Varun Nayak
___________________________________________
(aayikanaa) = will not hear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aayikanaa) = cannot hear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aayikanii) = did not hear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aayikatale) = auditory
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aayikuche) = audio
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aayikuche tasale) = audible
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aayilo) = came
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(aayilo) = coming
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Mohan Pai
___________________________________________
(aayurveda) = ancient indian ayurvedic medicinal practice
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aayushya) = life span
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(abali) = very fragile
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(abbu jalla) = scratch
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(abhaarii jaavnuu aashile) = beneficient
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(abhalyaashii) = appetite
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(abhichaara) = black magic
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(abhilaasha) = greed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(abhilaashe) = hope
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(abhimaana) = pride
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(abhisheka) = sacred bath to God
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(abhivraddhii korche) = build
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(abhivrudhi) = development
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(abhyaasaak paDche) = accustom
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(abhyaasaarii paDche) = acclimatize
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(abhyaasu) = practice
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(abhyaasuu ) = bleak
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(abipraayuu) = opinion
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(abki) = disgust
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
___________________________________________
(abkye) = abhor
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(achaanak visorche ) = brainstorm
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(achala) = without deviation
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shyamala Pai
___________________________________________
(achchi) = appearing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(achchu) = mould
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(achchuu) = axis
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(adaalat) = assizes
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(adal badal) = alternate
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(adap) = brazenness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyaas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(adap ) = brash
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(adap) = brazen
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyaas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(adap ulloche ) = brashness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aDavu davorche) = mortagage or pledge
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(adbhuta) = marvelous
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(aDchaN ) = block
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divyaa kamat
___________________________________________
(aDchaN jaavche ) = blockade
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aDchan jaavche) = blockage
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aDchaNaa) = balk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aDchaNe) = bottleneck
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aDDaadiDDii) = awkward
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(addan) = vessel ready for cooking
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aDDesa) = two and half
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aDDesa) = two hundred fifty
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aDDesa) = two and a half
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(aDDesa) = two and half
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aDDesi) = two hundred fifty
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aDDii jaa ) = block
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aDDii jaavche) = blockade
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aDDii karche ) = barrier
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aDDoLi) = knife (with large wooden base to sit)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(adharma) = not following one's duty or religion
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(adhika) = more, additional
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Manu Pai
___________________________________________
(adhikaara) = right
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Manu Pai
___________________________________________
(adhikaaraachii boDDo) = baton
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(adhikaaraachii laaThii) = baton
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(adhikaaru) = power
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(adhikaaru) = authority
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(adhikaaruu) = right
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(adhikaaruu) = authority
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(adhikaprasa.nge) = interfering unnecessarily
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Gopinath Bhat
___________________________________________
(adhikaprasa.ngii) = brash
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(adhikaprasa.nguu) = brashness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(adhikprasa.nga) = meddling
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(adhipati) = the lord, one to be followed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(adhyaadesha) = ordinance
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Krishna Rao
___________________________________________
(adhyaapaka) = teacher
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Manu Pai
___________________________________________
(adhyaapaku) = teacher
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(adhyaapaku) = master
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(adhyaapika) = female teacher
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Manu Pai
___________________________________________
(adhyakSha) = leader, chairman, chairperson
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(adhyaya) = study, read
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(aDi kolu) = foot ruler
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aDipaay) = basement
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(adiveshaNa) = conference
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(adlaabadal ) = barter
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(adrasTa) = fate
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(adrishhTa) = luck, fortune
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(adrushhya) = invisible
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(aDsaaLi) = storing veswsel for Rice/water etc.,
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aDsuLa daantu) = uneven tooth
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aDtiisa) = thirty eight
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(agashta) = august
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(agastyaa ruukuu) = crockwood tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(agaty jaavnuu aashile) = behove
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(agatya) = essential
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(agatya) = important
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(agatya) = need / necessary
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(agatyaa Vishay ) = bottom line
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(agatyaache) = basically
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(agatyaacho vishay) = basics
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(agatyaak mhoNuu davarlale ) = buffer stock
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(agni) = fire
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(agni) = sacred fire
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(agniparvata) = volcano
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(agraja) = elder
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(agrasaal) = hall
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shobha G Shenoy
___________________________________________
(aha.nkaaraacho ) = bombastic
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aha.nkaaruu) = bravado
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ai.nDo) = saliva
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aidan ) = bowl
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aidana) = utensil
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vishwanath Kini
___________________________________________
(aidana) = vessel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(aidanaache vaychii badii ) = brim
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aidhana) = apparatus
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aika) = hear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aika) = listen
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(aikatalo) = one who listens
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(aikuche) = hearing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aikuche) = listening
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aitaaru) = sunday
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aithaaru) = sunday
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(ajagar) = boa
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ajap jaavche) = agape
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ajap jaavche) = aghast
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ajap karii ) = bewilder
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ajapa) = aback
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ajgara) = python
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(ajja) = grand father
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(ajji) = grand mother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(ajjo) = grand father
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vishwanath Kini
___________________________________________
(ajyaap) = begad
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(akaarya) = forbidden act
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Manu Pai
___________________________________________
(akal ) = brain
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(akanDakaankaN) = type of ornaments worn by women
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(akarma) = inaction
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Manu Pai
___________________________________________
(akasmaata) = abruptly
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(akasmaath) = by chance
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Manu Pai
___________________________________________
(akasmik) = abrupt
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(akhanDa) = solid
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(akhila) = entire
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shyamala Pai
___________________________________________
(akiirti) = infamy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(akkaa) = sister (elder)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(akkal naattilo ) = brainless
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(akram) = anomaly
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(akroTa) = type of sweet snacks
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(akroTe) = apricot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(akruTa) = Walnut
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(akShar maaLaa) = alphabet
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(akshat) = rice grains
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(akshay) = 60th year of hindu calendar 60 year cycle - corresponds to 2046-2047
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(akshay) = bottomless
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(akshaya tritiya) = festival dedicated to Gowri the wife of Lord Shiva
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(ala.nkaar karche) = adorn
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ala.nkaar karii) = attire
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(ala.nkaar karii) = bedeck
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ala.nkaar shaastr) = belles-lettres
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ala.nkaaraa davarche jaLkyaa t) = aquarium
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(ala.nkaaru) = decoration
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(ala.nkaaru) = decoration
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(alaayidaa) = apart
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anitha P Pai
___________________________________________
(alipta) = aloof
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(alpa) = base
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(alsa.nDebi) = black eyed peas
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sumanth Kamath
___________________________________________
(alsa.nDyabii) = black eyed beans
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aLsheek jaavche chuukii) = blooper
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath ?
___________________________________________
(aLsheek jaavnuu to.nD taa.mbDe) = blush
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aLsheek jaavnuu to.nD taa.mbDe) = blusher
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aLsheek jaavnuu to.nD taa.mbDe) = blusher
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aLshi) = rub
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(aLshik) = sordid
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aLshik) = shame
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aLshik naattile) = brazenness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyaas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aLshik naattile) = brazen
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyaas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aLsiika) = shame
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aLsik) = ashamed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aLsik) = abhor
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aLsikecho manishu ) = boor
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aLvaa paana) = leaves used to make the konkani dish pathroDe
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(alvaama.nDe) = arvi
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(alvama.nDe) = a vegetable
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(amaanaveeya) = barbarian
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rekha Bhat
___________________________________________
(amaanaviy) = brusque
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(amaanaviy kaam) = brutality
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(amaanush) = beastliness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(amaanush) = beastly
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(amaasa) = 30th day of the hindu calendar month
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(amaasa) = new moon day
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(amaasa) = new moon day
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(amaasa) = new moon night
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(amal chad jaavnuu chi.ntuchaak) = besotted
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(amal haaDoche pivche pey) = bhang
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(amal jaa ) = booze
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(amal pivche ) = bracer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(amala) = acid
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Kanchan Gharse
___________________________________________
(amala) = drowsiness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(amalaa.ntu aassuche) = besot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(amalerii aassucho) = boozer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(amanush) = brusque
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(amanush) = brute
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ambeche) = mooing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ambhaka) = fowl
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(ambig) = boatman
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ambo) = mango
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prashanth G Kamath
___________________________________________
(amchii) = small gate near big gate
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sheela Satish
___________________________________________
(aMgele) = ours
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Madhu Pai
___________________________________________
(amgele) = our
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(amgele) = ours
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(amko) = so and so person
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ammaa) = mother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vishwanath Kini
___________________________________________
(ammii kellele karmaa phal aamk) = boomerang
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aMmma) = mother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Madhu Pai
___________________________________________
(amrit) = ambrosia
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(amrita) = nectar of immortality
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(amshe) = sour
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(amsoru) = urgent
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(amuuly haraLuu) = agate
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(amuurt) = abstract
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ana.mb) = mushroom
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Mohan Pai
___________________________________________
(ana.nt) = infinity
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
___________________________________________
(ana.nt ) = boundless
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anaadara) = disrespect
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(anaadii kaal) = ancient
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anaadikaal) = since good old day
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(anaadikaalaache) = antiquated
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anaagarikpaN) = barbarism
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anaahut) = accident
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anaanasa) = pineapple
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Baliga
___________________________________________
(anaatha) = orphan
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(anaga) = body parts
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(anal) = 50th year of hindu calendar 60 year cycle - corresponds to 2036-2037
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anamma) = fathers mother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vishwanath Kini
___________________________________________
(ananasa) = pine apple
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(ananta) = infinite, unlimited
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(anapaty) = hurry
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(anapaty) = haste
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(anapekSha) = without thinking, without adequate thought
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(anartha) = waste, in vain
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(anarthakaariii) = baleful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aNavyaa ruukuu) = elaeocarpus ganitrus
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Indira V Baliga
___________________________________________
(anawaaLe) = undefiled cloth
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(anawaaLe) = pure
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(anawaaLe) = chaste
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(andaajo) = guess
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(andaajo) = approximately
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aneka) = many
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Manu Pai
___________________________________________
(angaraka) = the planet mars (one of the nine holy celestial bodies / Navagraha)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(angiras) = 6th year of hindu calendar 60 year cycle - corresponds to 1992-1993
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(angvaNa) = vow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ani) = and
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ani) = any
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(ani) = and
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(ani) = and
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(ani) = and
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(ani thoDe) = some more
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(ani yeka pa.nta) = once more
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(anikai) = some more
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(anila) = air, wind
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(animukaari) = henceforth
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Tejashree Pai Padmanabhan
___________________________________________
(anishchita) = uncertain, undecided
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
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(anishhTa) = undesirable
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(anishta) = inauspicious
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(anitya) = temporary, occasionally
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(aniya.ntrit) = beastly
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anjeer) = fig
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(anjiira) = fig
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(anjiira) = fig
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(anjuura) = fig
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(ankuul) = amenable
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ankuul) = advantage
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ankuul karche) = accommodate
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anmaan) = betoken
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Savita Prabhu Nayak
___________________________________________
(aNNa) = elder brother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prashanth G Kamath
___________________________________________
(aNNa) = brother (elder)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(aNNaa) = elder brother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aNNaa) = elder brother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aNNaN) = custard apple
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(annapraashan) = function to be performed during sixth month to child or after growing first tooth whichever is earlier
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(annek) = another
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anpaD) = boorish
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anpaD ) = berk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anpatya) = hurry
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aNsuche) = to stick
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(antara) = distance
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(antara) = distance
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
___________________________________________
(antariksha) = space
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(antarpaT) = curtain/shawl used in marriage
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aNTu) = sticky
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(anTu) = glue
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(anTuu) = gum
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(aNu) = atom
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(anuba.nd) = adage
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anubhavu) = experience
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(anuchita) = amiss
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anugrah ) = blessing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Gautham Kamath
___________________________________________
(anugrah karii) = bless
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anukool) = well off
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(anukuul ) = benefit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anukuul vaataavaraN) = one of the seven steps taken in a wedding - for prosperous - 6th step
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anukuula) = facility / favourable
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(anumaanu) = doubt
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(anumaanuu ) = bewilderment
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anumaanuu aasche janaale naa.n) = black list
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(anumati) = approval
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(anumati dii) = allow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anuradhaa) = 17th star Anuradha - astrology related
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anuruup jaavnuu) = apropos
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(anuruup jaavnuu) = according
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anuvaada) = translate
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
___________________________________________
(anvaaLii) = Reinwardt tree plant
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Rao Pai
___________________________________________
(anvay) = accordance
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anyaaya riitina) = awry
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(anyaayaani) = astride
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(apaar) = a lot of
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(apaayakaari) = dangerous
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aparaadhi) = criminal
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(aparaadhu) = crime
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(aparaadhu) = crime
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(aparimit ) = boundless
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aparoop) = rarely
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aparuupa) = surprise at an event which is rare
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(apashakuna) = bad omen
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(apavaad ghaalii) = ascribe
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(apavaadu ghaalche) = blame
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(apavaadu ghaalcho) = reproach
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(apavaadu ghaalcho) = slander
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(apavaadu ghaalcho) = blame
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(apavaaduu) = calumny
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(apavaaduu) = blame
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(apavaaduu ghaalche) = blaming
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(apavaaduu ghaalche) = blame
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(apavaaduu ghaalche) = slander
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(apavaaduu ghaalche) = reproach
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(apavad ghaalcho) = allege
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(appaaTuche) = to pat down forcefully
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(appayi) = call
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(aprela) = april
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shyamala Pai
___________________________________________
(apruupa) = rare
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(apsuvarthu) = greed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(apuurva) = immense
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(araajak) = anarchist
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(araam karii) = relax
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(araameri asthalo) = easygoing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(arab) = billion
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(arabpatii) = billionaire
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(araLuche ) = blossom
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(archaku) = priest
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(arda) = half
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(arde) = half
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ardh) = half
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Pravin D Kamath
___________________________________________
(ardh bhaag karche) = bisect
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Maya Naresh Pai
___________________________________________
(ardh bhaag karche) = bisection
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Maya Naresh Pai
___________________________________________
(ardha) = half
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ardha) = half
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(ardhaa.nginii) = better half
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Savita Prabhu Nayak
___________________________________________
(ardhardh kuDke karche) = bisector
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(arghanTa) = adament
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(arji) = application
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(arjii) = application
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anitha P Pai
___________________________________________
(arLalele ) = bloom
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(arpaN karche) = bestowal
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(arpaN karche) = bestow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(arpaNa) = offering
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(arsaLi) = copper drum to store grains
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(arth naattile) = baseless
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(artha) = meaning
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(arthashaastra) = economy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(arthuu jaayinaattil bhaas) = argot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anitha P Pai
___________________________________________
(arunodaya) = sun rise
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(asaamaanya) = extra-ordinary
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(asabhy ) = brute
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(asabhyatan ) = brutality
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(asahy) = ugly
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(asali) = original
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(asama.njas) = absurd
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(asamaadhaan) = apathy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anitha P Pai
___________________________________________
(asantushTa) = sad
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ashaaNa) = this way
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ashhi) = like this
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(ashichii) = just like that
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(ashlil) = bawdy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ashokaa ruukuu) = saraca asoca
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Mallya
___________________________________________
(ashshi) = this way
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ashtamaari mangaLu) = Mangala in eighth place as per astrology
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ashvataa ruukuu) = pipal tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Purnima Prabhu–Kamath
___________________________________________
(ashvatha ruuku) = peepal tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ashwataa ruukuu) = sacred fig tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ashwinii) = 1st star Ashwini - astrology related
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aspashT) = ambiguous
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aspaShTa) = abstrusely
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(assale) = this type
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(assuche) = being
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Pradeep Pai
___________________________________________
(asthichuruu) = bones
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(asthipa.njara) = skeleton
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(asthitv aashile) = being
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(astii ) = bone
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(atharvapaN) = black magic
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ati) = extreme
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(atii prasann) = bliss
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(atithi) = guest
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(aTTaa) = eighth playing card
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sheela Satish
___________________________________________
(aTtaaLis) = forty eight
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(attachii) = anon
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(attar bo.mbe) = festive doll of human size
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(attar bo.mbe) = carnival doll
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(attar bo.mbe) = festival mascot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(attardaanii) = rosewater sprayer used to welcome guests to a wedding
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aTTi) = pile / bundle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(attigoTuu) = type of ornaments worn by women
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(aTTo) = loft
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(atya.nta) = maximum
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(au.ngaale) = cloth
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(au.ngale) = clothes
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rashmi G Bhat
___________________________________________
(au.ngale) = clothes
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(au.ngale) = clothes
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
___________________________________________
(au.ngole) = cloth
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(audhumbara) = green fig type fruit and also the tree in which Lord Dattatreya resides
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aunaasa) = pineapple
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(aunaasa) = pinapple
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aunasa) = pine apple
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Gopinath Bhat
___________________________________________
(aungale) = cloth
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(aure saanga) = beans
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(auro) = beans
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(ava.ngaale) = dress
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(avagaD) = accident
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(avakaasha) = chance
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shantala Shenoy
___________________________________________
(avakaashu) = free idle time
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(avaL javaL) = twins
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(avalambita) = dependable
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(avaLi) = single
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(avamaan karche) = affront
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(avamaana) = insult
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(avamaanu) = insult
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(avamaryaadaa) = boundless
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(avamaryad) = ashamed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(avanaas) = pineapple
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(avangaale) = dress
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(avashy ) = behove
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(avasta) = condition
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(avastha) = condition
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(avataara) = ten rupees
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(avataaruu) = Gods incarnation
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(avataaruu) = teasing word
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(aveeT) = ugly
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(avera) = two day after tommorrow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(avlakShaN) = awkward
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(avnaasa) = pinapple
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(avsoru) = urgent
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(avtaaru) = incarnation
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(awdaary) = benevolence
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(ayansi) = eighty
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ayansi aani aaTa) = eighty eight
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ayansi aani chaari) = eighty four
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ayansi aani Eka) = eighty one
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ayansi aani paancha) = eighty five
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ayansi aani sa) = eighty six
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ayansi aani saata) = eighty seven
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ayansi aani tiini) = eighty three
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ayansi anni doni) = eighty two
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ayyapaN) = woman with a living husband
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ayyo) = alas
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ba.cta) = stick
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
___________________________________________
(ba.dda.) = true
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(ba.nda) = close
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ba.ndar) = harbor
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(ba.ndh karche) = bolting
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ba.ndhan ) = bondage
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(ba.ndhii ) = bonds-man
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ba.ndhutva ) = brotherhood
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(ba.nDsaL) = shop
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(ba.nduka) = bazooka
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ba.ndukaa gu.nDuu) = bullet
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(ba.ndukaachii guLii) = bullet
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ba.ndukeche tudik sirkaavchii ) = bayonet
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ba.nduu ) = blood relation
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ba.nyi) = well (water well)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(baa.c.nda) = okra
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baa.cbbo) = frog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(baa.cta) = stick
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baa.ndaavaLii) = structure
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baa.ndaavaLii) = get up
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baa.ndaavaLii) = construction
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baa.ndaavaLii) = building
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baa.ndaavaLii kaamaache namuno) = blueprint
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baa.ndaayii) = to get tied
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baa.ndayii) = to tie
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baa.ndayii ) = build
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baa.ndelele.n ) = built
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(baa.ndhaavaLii saaluu ) = block
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baa.ndhav) = brotherhood
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baa.ndhuche ) = bind
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baa.nDi) = carriage
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(baa.ndii) = affix
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baa.ndii) = build
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Akhila V Kamath
___________________________________________
(baa.ndilale) = built
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Akhila V Kamath
___________________________________________
(baa.ndilele ) = building
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baa.nditalo ) = builder
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(baa.nduche ) = build
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(baa.nduche) = tie
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baa.nduche imaarataache naksha) = blueprint
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baa.nduche kaam kartalo ) = builder
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baa.ndunuu divche kaam kartalo) = builder
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baa.ndunuu ghaalche) = bound
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baa.ndunuu ghaalche) = bondage
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baa.ndunuu ghaallele suNe) = bandog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baa.ndunuu haaDche) = build up
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baa.ndunuu haaLLele) = built
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baa.ngar karche vidyaa) = alchemy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baa.ngDo) = mackerel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(baa.nk) = prayer in a masjid
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baa.nk) = wailing of a dog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baa.nsheer aangTii) = cleaning cloth
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sandeep Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baa.nTuche.n) = to distribute
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
___________________________________________
(baa.nyi) = well
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(baa.nyii) = well
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baabaLaa ruukuu) = acacia
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baabu) = common pet name for a male child
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(baabu) = baby
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(baabu) = child
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(baabuu) = baby
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(baad divche) = bedevil
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Rao Pai
___________________________________________
(baadaama) = Almonds
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baadaamaa ruukuu) = almond tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baade divnuu raabbuu jaago and) = boarder
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baaDe ghevnuu khaaN aanii raab) = board
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baadekaar cherDuu ) = brat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyaas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baadekar ) = troublesome
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(baadh dinaa naattile) = benign
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baadh divche) = annoy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baadha divche) = torture
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(baadhaa) = trouble
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baadhaa) = bother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baadhaa) = botheration
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baadhaa divche) = beset
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baadhekaaru manishuu ) = blighter
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baaDyaa ghar karnuu raabche ) = boarder
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baag ) = bend
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baagalaa.ntuu) = at the doorstep
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baagguunu) = bent
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(baaghsunuu) = bent
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prakash Kamath
___________________________________________
(baagil) = door
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ganesh Madhav Bhat
___________________________________________
(baagila) = door
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(baagila) = door
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(baagila) = door
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Tejashree Pai Padmanabhan
___________________________________________
(baagila) = door
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(baaglaarii basche) = blocking or sitting in front of the door
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baagshi) = bend
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(baagsilale) = bent
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(baagsilale rookuu ( laalki, pa) = bentwood
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(baagsillele) = bent
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baagsuche) = bend
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(baagsuche) = buckle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baagsuche) = bending
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baagvaa ) = bow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baagvalaa) = bent
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baahula) = the dark fortnight in a month (ending with the new moon night)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baahula ashTami) = 23rd day of the hindu calendar month
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baahula bei) = 17th day of the hindu calendar month
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baahula chaturdashi) = 29th day of the hindu calendar month
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baahula chovti) = 19th day of the hindu calendar month
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baahula dashami) = 25th day of the hindu calendar month
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baahula dvadashi) = 27th day of the hindu calendar month
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baahula ekaadashi) = 26th day of the hindu calendar month
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baahula navami) = 24th day of the hindu calendar month
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baahula paDvo) = 16th day of the hindu calendar month
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baahula panchami) = 20th day of the hindu calendar month
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baahula saptami) = 22nd day of the hindu calendar month
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baahula shashTi) = 21st day of the hindu calendar month
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baahula thayi) = 18th day of the hindu calendar month
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baahula triodashi) = 28th day of the hindu calendar month
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baail manishi) = female
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(baaila) = wife
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(baaila) = wife
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baaila) = wife
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vishwanath Kini
___________________________________________
(baaila manishi) = woman
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(baairi) = outside
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(baaisorche) = getting ready to go out
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baajubandh) = type of ornament
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baaki) = pending or balance
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(baaki) = balance left
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(baaki) = balance
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(baakichaale oTTuu raabche ) = boarder
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baakiche saamaan) = accessory
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baakii aassile) = arrears
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(baaL) = babe
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baal) = tail
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(baala) = tail
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baaLaa.ntii) = just delivered woman
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Chandra Kanchan
___________________________________________
(baaLaa.ntii kuuD ) = boudoir
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baaLaantiro) = period after child birth
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baalak) = small boy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baaLak) = chips dried in sun
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baalaka) = boy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Manu Pai
___________________________________________
(baalakpaN ) = boyishness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baalakpaN ) = boyhood
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baalaktan ) = boyish
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baaLantii jaavache) = give birth to child
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baaldi) = bucket
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Kanchan Gharse
___________________________________________
(baaldi) = bucket
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rajashree Nayak
___________________________________________
(baaldi) = bucket
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(baaldi) = bucket
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(baaldi) = bucket
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baaldi) = bucket
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shantala Shenoy
___________________________________________
(baaldii) = bucket
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
___________________________________________
(baaldii) = bucket
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Akhila V Kamath
___________________________________________
(baaldii kaLso udkaa toTTii) = bucket
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baaLiga) = BaLiga - a popular konkani surname
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(baaLo) = short form of Baliga
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baaLtaar) = durability
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ganesh Madhav Bhat
___________________________________________
(baammuNu) = husband
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(baammuNu) = husband
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vishwanath Kini
___________________________________________
(baammuNu) = husband
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sumanth Kamath
___________________________________________
(baammuNuu ) = better half
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baana) = area below the stomach
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baaNa) = big copper vessel in the bathroom to store water.
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baangar) = gold
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baangra nagaak ghaalcho mast m) = beryl
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baangraanii si.ngaarsilele) = bejewelled
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baaNshire) = kitchen towel used while cooking
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shobha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(baaNuu) = arrow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(baaNuu nishaanek laagcho) = bulls eye
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baapamaa) = grandmother (paternal)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baapamma) = fathers mother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vishwanath Kini
___________________________________________
(baapammaa) = grandmother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(baappa) = uncle (fathers younger brother)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(baappa) = paternal uncle who is younger to father
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(baappa) = paternal uncle and mothers sisters husband
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baappaa) = fathers younger brother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Chyavan Mallya
___________________________________________
(baappaa) = father
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Chyavan Mallya
___________________________________________
(baappusuu) = father
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baappusuu) = begetter
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baaraa) = twelve
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baaraa) = twelve
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(baarii khushii) = bliss
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(baarii sa.ntoshaarii) = blissful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(baariika) = fine
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vinay Isloorkar
___________________________________________
(baarli suuru) = beer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(baarlii) = barley
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baarso) = 12 names ceremony
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baasha) = language
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(baasing) = designed yellowish ornament tied to the head during marriage
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baaTli) = bottle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Santosh Kamath
___________________________________________
(baaTli) = bottle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(baaTlii) = bottle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(baaTlii ) = bottle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baaTlii aa.ngaDii) = bottle store
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baattiisa) = thirty two
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baavalii) = idol or toy of chandan
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baavalii) = bat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baavDe) = covering plate of dosaa pan
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
___________________________________________
(baavDi) = lady
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(baavDii) = covering plate of dosaa pan
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
___________________________________________
(baavDo) = man
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(baavisa) = twenty two
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baavli) = bat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baavlii) = doll
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baavvile) = withered
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baawche.n) = to dry up
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
___________________________________________
(baawche.n) = to wilt
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
___________________________________________
(baayaaLisa) = forty two
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baayar) = outside
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Chandra Kanchan
___________________________________________
(baayarakaaDache) = taking out
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baayi.n) = well
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baayibal) = bible
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baayicho) = alien
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baayicho kaanuu) = auricle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prakash Kamath
___________________________________________
(baayil-manishii) = woman
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Namratha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baayila) = wife
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sumanth Kamath
___________________________________________
(baayile.n) = female
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(baayilekka) = oral maths
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baayipaaTha) = learning by heart
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baayir) = menses
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baayl ) = better half
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baayl manshyaale kuuD ) = boudoir
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baaylamanshyaali chi.nvv ) = boob
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baayle sooNe mhaNke kartalii) = bitchy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baayle suNe ) = bitch
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baayyo) = brother-in-law or elder borther of husband
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
___________________________________________
(babbaLik kartalo) = bossy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bachaav) = aegis
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bachak) = grab
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bachcha.ng) = water melon
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Mahesh Nayak
___________________________________________
(bachchaa.nga) = watermelon
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bachchaa.nga) = watermelon
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bachchaalii) = scoundrel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prakash Kamath
___________________________________________
(bad) = truth
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bad divchii pravrittii) = bitchy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bad saa.ng) = assure
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badaam) = almond
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badaama) = almond
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDaavaN) = area
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anitha P Pai
___________________________________________
(baDaay ) = boast
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDaayii ) = brag
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDaayii) = bravado
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDaayii ) = braggadocio
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(baDaayii kochchuche ) = boastful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDaayii kochvii ) = brag
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDaayii maarche) = brag
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(baDaayii maartaa) = bragging
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(baDaayii maartalo) = braggart
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(baDaayii soDtaa) = bragging
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(baDaayii ullayitalo ) = boaster
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDaayii ulloche ) = bounce
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDaaykoruu) = braggart
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badachii ) = bonafide
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badachii) = actual
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badachive) = really
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
___________________________________________
(baDak) = duck
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(badal) = alternate
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badalaavaNe) = change
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(badalaavaNe) = change
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(badali) = exchange
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(badalsii) = amend
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badalsii) = alter
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badalsuche) = changing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prabha Bhat
___________________________________________
(baDbaD) = babble
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDbaD ) = blabber
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDbaD ) = bosh
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDbaDche ) = blab
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDbaDche ) = blabberer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baDbaDche ) = bosh
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDbaDe) = babble
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDbaDeche ) = blurt
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDbaDeche) = shout out loud while speaking
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(baDbaDii manishuu ) = blabberer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDD ) = blunt
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDD) = bluntness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDD aassuche ) = bluntly
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badda) = truth
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(baDDaa) = lame brain
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baDDaa) = plumbeous
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baDDaa) = maggins
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baDDaa) = stolid
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baDDaa) = stupid
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baDDaa) = mumskull
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baDDaa) = logger headed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baDDaa) = fat headed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baddha) = fact
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(baddha) = truth
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baDDi) = sleek stick
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(baDDi) = stick
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
___________________________________________
(baDDi) = stick
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Santosh Kamath
___________________________________________
(baDDii) = stick
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Chandra Kanchan
___________________________________________
(baDDii kaNa.ng) = tapioca
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(baDDikaNa.ng) = Tapioca
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Chandra Kanchan
___________________________________________
(baddu) = blunt
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baDDuu ) = broach
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDeshep) = anise
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDeshepii) = aniseed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badi) = side
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(badii ) = brim
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badii ) = brink
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badii) = bevel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badii ) = border
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badin ) = ashore
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badin) = aspect
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anitha P Pai
___________________________________________
(badin ) = beside
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badina) = ashore
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baDishepe) = aniseed / saunf
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baDkate) = skinny
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baDkate) = weak
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(badlaak) = alternative
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(badli korche) = exchange
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(baDvuche.n) = to whack
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bagaDo) = lentil
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bagglo) = siberian crane
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divyaa kamath
___________________________________________
(bagle.n) = next to someone
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Mahesh Nayak
___________________________________________
(bagle.ntuu) = nearby
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sandeep Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baglen) = beside
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bahishkaar) = banish
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bahiShkaar) = banishment
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bahiShkaar) = banned
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bahiShkaar ghaalii ) = bowdlerise
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bahishkaar ghalche) = banishment
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bahiShkaar karche) = banish
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bahiShkaaruu ) = boycott
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bahiShkaaruu ghaalii ) = boycott
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bahiShkar ghaallale) = banned
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rekha Bhat
___________________________________________
(bahudhaany) = 12th year of hindu calendar 60 year cycle - corresponds to 1998-1999
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bahumaan ) = bonsella
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bahutek) = almost
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bai.ngaN) = brinjal
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bailaa doLo.) = bulls eye
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Srinath Shenoy
___________________________________________
(bailaa kaasaacho ) = bully
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bailu) = bull
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Santosh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bailu) = bull
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bailu) = bull
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
___________________________________________
(bailu) = a male cow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bailuu) = ox
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(bailuu) = bull
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bailuu ) = bull
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bailuu ) = bullock
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bainyaa ruukuu) = putranjiva roxburghii tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Indira V Baliga
___________________________________________
(bairaasu) = bath towel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bairasu) = towel or a piece of cloth used for bathing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(bairoso) = bath towel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Srikanth PGAdiyar
___________________________________________
(bais) = sit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Chandra Kanchan
___________________________________________
(baisa) = sit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(baisa) = sit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prashanth G Kamath
___________________________________________
(baistaa) = sit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prashanth G Kamath
___________________________________________
(bajana) = devotional songs
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bajji) = deep fried cake generally with onions
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bajji) = dry roast
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bakabaka jevche) = gulping down
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bal) = brawn
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bal bharcho vastuu ) = booster
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bal dii ) = boost
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bal divche ) = bracing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bal divche tasale khaaN ) = boost
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bal moDche.n) = benumb
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bal pariikshaa) = bout
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bal vaaDDochaak) = one of the seven steps taken in a wedding - for strength - 2nd step
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bal yevche khaatir pivche vaka) = bracer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baLa.ntilo) = delivery (of baby)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(balaa.ntunu voche) = Crossing over a person or a thing lying on the floor
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(balaabal) = strength
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(balaanii kuTvii ) = boot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baLagu) = group of close people
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baLanti) = woman who has delivered a child
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(baLantiro) = the process of child delivery
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(baLapa) = slate
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(baLapa) = slate
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(balaprayog) = manhandle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(balaprayogu) = manhandle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(baLasunuu ghevche) = accustom
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(balavaan) = brawny
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baLayi) = a kitchen utensil
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(baLayi) = wooden cylindrical stick (narrow in the middle to grip) used to mash boiled vegetables like potato or to crush jackfruit etc
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baLbaLi roDche) = weep with loads of tears
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bale) = net
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bale) = force
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(bale.n) = net (like fish net)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(balegaara.ncho) = a bangle dealer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(balibadruu) = a stone tied in cloth
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(balibhadruu) = black stone
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(balii divchii) = sacrifice
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(balii kaaDchii) = remove edacity
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baliShTuu ) = bruiser
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baLLik) = small pox
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baLoche) = to send
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bamba) = jewellery
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bammuNu) = husband
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bandhan karche) = arrest
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(banduuka) = gun
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(banga baaLe) = a type of banana
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bannaLo) = a root used to purify water
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(baNNu) = colour
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baNNu) = color
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(baNNu) = colours
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(baNNuu ) = colour
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(baNNuu naattile) = achromatic
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baNNuu saaroche sadhan) = brush
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baNNuu soDche) = bleed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baNshire aa.ngTi) = waste cloth/towel (used in kitchen)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bappa) = uncle (mothers sisters husband)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(bappusu) = father(parents)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baraabarii) = abreast
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(barabara) = randomly
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baragaalu) = famine
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(barai) = write
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(barai) = write
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(baraita) = write
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prashanth G Kamath
___________________________________________
(barap) = education
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(barapa) = handwriting
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(barapa) = writing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(barasuche) = adulterate
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(barayii) = write
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prabha Bhat
___________________________________________
(barbari tha.nDche) = consume in large quantities
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(barDik) = small pox
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bare) = good
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ramanath Pai
___________________________________________
(bare ghalaache) = branding with hot iron
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bare.n ) = best
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bare.n) = good
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(barepaN) = betterment
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baretalo) = author
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baretalo) = amanuensis
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(barfaache uvaaruu) = blizzard
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(barii ) = border
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(barin raab ) = border
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(barium mhaLLale dhaatuu) = barium
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(barkat) = prosperity
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Amita Borker Keni
___________________________________________
(barkat) = improve
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nagaraj Kamath
___________________________________________
(barkat) = progress
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shalini Ashok Kamath
___________________________________________
(barkat) = use
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Hitesh Bhat
___________________________________________
(barkat) = prosper
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(barkat) = use
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(barkat) = blessed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(barkat) = good
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sunil Mallya
___________________________________________
(barkat) = well being
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prakash Kamath
___________________________________________
(barko) = variety of jackfruit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(barko) = jackfruit with stiff eatable part
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(barlele ) = brim
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(barobarii) = accurate
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(baroDuu) = Weevil
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(barphaache vaare) = blizzard
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(barpur aassilo) = affluent
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(barpuur) = abundant
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(barpuur karii) = abound
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(barrabar) = equal
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(barshi) = mix
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bartaav) = behaviour
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Laxminarayan Bhandari
___________________________________________
(barvaNigaa) = writing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(basaitaa) = threaten to beatup someone
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(basavuu ) = bullock
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(basavuu ) = bull
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(basayii) = to cause a person loss by swindling
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(basbasi vaDche) = serve sufficient food
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bashbashee) = in a large quantity
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(baskaarayi) = attack (hit)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(baskaaroche) = detain
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(baskaraache.n) = to make sit another person
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(baskaraayii) = to make sit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baskaraayii) = to beat one
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(baskarayi) = whack
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bassi) = saucer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(basTii) = menses
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(basumati taa.ndulu) = type of rice used for ghee rice or payasam
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(baTaaNi) = peas
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Baliga
___________________________________________
(baTaaNii) = peas
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Chandra Kanchan
___________________________________________
(bataano) = greenpeas
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baTaTe aa.mbaDo) = deep fried mashed potatoes
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(baTaTo) = potato
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(baTaTo) = potato
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(baTaTo) = potato
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(baTaTo) = potato
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Baliga
___________________________________________
(baTaTo) = potato
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bau.nshe) = anchovies (type of fish)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bavaDo) = male person
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bavDe) = lid used for dosa pan
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bavDe) = lid with a handle on the top
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bavkaT) = withered
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bayakekoLuu) = function conducted for a pregnant woman carrying a baby for the first time
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bayil) = wife
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bayinaavaa ruukuu) = benteak tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Indira V Baliga
___________________________________________
(be.ndarlii) = a creeper born on a tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(be.nkaa keLuu) = a play of playing cards
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sheela Satish
___________________________________________
(bebbo) = frog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bebbo) = frog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bebbo) = bibber
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bebbo) = frog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bebbo) = frog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bebbo) = frog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bebbo) = frog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
___________________________________________
(bebbo aayilaa) = cramps
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bebkii) = small frog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bebko) = frog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(beDii sompuu) = fennel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bee) = pulses
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bee) = seed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bee naattile saan phaL) = berry
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(beedi) = beedi
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(beeg-bigaatuu) = lock and key
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(beeL) = a rat-hole
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(beer) = beer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(beetroot) = beet
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(beeTruuTa) = beet
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(begaDii) = metallic foil
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bejaaru) = sorrow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(bejaaru) = sadness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bejaaruu) = boring
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bejaaruu) = bored
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rekha Ramesh Bhat
___________________________________________
(bekk-maazzar) = wild cat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
___________________________________________
(bekkamaajjara) = wild cat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bekke) = black cat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(belaa phaL) = sour fruit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(beLchuche) = pale
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(beli) = fence
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(beli) = fence
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(beli) = fence
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(belPaathri) = three leaves used in Lord Shivas pooja
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(belpatre) = aegle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(beLsaaNii) = fusty
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(beLsaaNii) = abominable
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(beLshela) = got spoilt
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(beLshelale) = stale
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(beLvaNigaa) = growing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(beppu) = tepid / lukewarm
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(berchappa) = scarecrow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(beriberii ) = beriberi
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(berikaayii) = pear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(beru) = root
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(betaaLuu) = monster
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(beth kha.nDe) = cane
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(betha) = special bamboo stick carried by the police
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(betha) = sleek bamboo stick
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bethle) = spoiled milk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(beTTaa kaNagila ruukuu) = silk cotton tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Indira V Baliga
___________________________________________
(beTTo) = betelnut
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(beTTo) = Betel-nut
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(betto) = dried beetle nut
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bevaarshii) = bastard
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bevaarshii) = uncivilized person
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
___________________________________________
(bevakupu) = bonehead
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bevarshi) = vagabond
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(bha.nbaa) = gold ornament in babytalk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bha.nD) = lewd talk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bha.nd ulletalo) = buffoon
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bha.nDaar) = vast collections
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(bha.nDaari) = barber
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bha.nDasaLii) = big shop old type
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bha.nDsaLii) = big shop
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bha.ngara) = gold
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sihi Kamath
___________________________________________
(bha.ny) = fear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bha.ny ) = bewilderment
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bha.ny jaallele nimit maakshev) = blench
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(bha.ny jaavche namunerii vhogg) = breakneck
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(bha.ny karche tasale ) = bugaboo
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bha.ny laagche vastuu) = bugaboo
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bha.ny naattile ) = blunt
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bha.ny naattilo ) = bold
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bha.nyaan aa.ng kaaDche ) = boggle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bha.nyaan dhavo jaavche ) = blanch
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bha.nyaanche viShayuu ) = bugbear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bha.nyy) = awe
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaa.ndi) = square type four wheel wooden vehicle for god
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhaa.ndii) = tie
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prabha Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhaa.nDii) = wooden open chariot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhaa.ngaaraa ghaTTii ) = bullion
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaa.ngar jaavo ruppyaa ittiga) = bullion
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhaa.ngara) = gold
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(bhaa.ngii) = hemp leaves juice
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhaa.ngii) = bhang
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhaabhaav mhaNke mogaarii aani) = brotherhood
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaaDe vaahana) = taxi
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
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(bhaadrapadu) = 6th month of the calendar
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
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(bhaag) = branch
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
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(bhaag korche) = branch
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
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(bhaaga) = division
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
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(bhaaga) = division
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
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(bhaagache) = becoming slim
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
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(bhaagche) = atrophy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
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(bhaagche.n) = to lose weight
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
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(bhaagelo) = accomplice
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(bhaagla) = to become lean by loose weight
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
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(bhaagsuche) = dividing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
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(bhaagsuche) = apportion
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anitha P Pai
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(bhaagy) = bliss
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(bhaagya) = fortune
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
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(bhaairi) = outside
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
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(bhaairi) = out
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
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(bhaajji) = spinach type leafy vegetable
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
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(bhaajji) = lettuce
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Baliga
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(bhaajjii) = shallow frying
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
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(bhaajjii) = torturing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
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(bhaajjitalo) = baker
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(bhaajjuche) = bake
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(bhaajjuche) = barbecue
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
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(bhaajjuche) = to roast
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
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(bhaajjuche.n) = to roast
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
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(bhaakri) = dry crisp pankake
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
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(bhaakrii) = thick pancake
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
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(bhaallache) = make known
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
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(bhaalnaa) = cant understand
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
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(bhaaltaa) = can understand
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
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(bhaaluu) = bear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(bhaamuNuu) = husband
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(bhaaN) = boiler
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(bhaaNa) = Large vessel usually of copper used to heat bath water
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vinay Isloorkar
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(bhaaNa) = large vessel used for hot water in bathroom
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
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(bhaanga) = intoxicant / marijuana
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
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(bhaangara) = gold
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
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(bhaarat) = Bharath
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
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(bhaarata) = India
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
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(bhaari tha.nDa) = freeze
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhaarii) = abound
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(bhaarii) = very
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
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(bhaarii) = lot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Chandra Kanchan
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(bhaarsuche) = mix
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhaart) = kind of cold dish
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
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(bhaaru) = burden
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhaas) = language
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
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(bhaas ghevache) = oath taking
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaas naattilo) = boor
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhaasa) = language
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhaasa) = language
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
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(bhaasa) = language
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhaashaN) = speech
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhaaShaN sam naa jaalyaarii ja) = boo
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaat) = paddy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhaat) = paddy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhaata) = paddy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhaata) = paddy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhaata) = paddy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhaattii) = cluster
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhaattii) = pile
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhaattii) = pile
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
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(bhaav) = 8th year of hindu calendar 60 year cycle - corresponds to 1994-1995
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(bhaav.nDa) = siblings
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhaavaj) = brothers wife
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prabha Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhaavaji) = brother in law
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhaavaji) = sisters husband
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(bhaavaji) = brother-in-law
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(bhaavaji) = brother in law
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhaavajii (bhayiNilo baammuNuu) = brother-in-law
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Rekha Ramesh Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhaavanD) = brothers
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaavane) = feeling
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(bhaavaza) = brothers wife
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(bhaavu) = brother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhaavu) = brother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhaavuu) = brother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaavuu) = brother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaayara) = abroad
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaayara) = afield
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaayiche deshaak) = abroad
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaayir) = abroad
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaayirisoroche) = another person making one leave the house
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaayirsorche) = ready to embark out of ones home
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaayr ) = beyond
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaayr yo) = born
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaayyo) = brother-in-law
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priyanka Ramanan
___________________________________________
(bhabhaav ) = brotherhood
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhachchi) = niece (sisters daughter)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhachchii) = sisters daughter
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhachcho) = sisters son
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhachcho) = nephew (sisters son)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhaDvo) = pimp
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhagabhaga) = ablaze
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhagavadgeetaa) = Bhagavadgeetha
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhagn ) = broken
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhagvatha) = Bhagwath - a popular konkani surname
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhahushy) = mostly
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhahuteka) = all in all
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhai.ny laaggoche) = affray
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhai.nyaa) = fear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(bhaiNi) = sister
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhaiNi) = sister (younger)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(bhaiNi) = sister
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhairaasu) = type of cotton towel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vinay Isloorkar
___________________________________________
(bhairi) = outside
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(bhaiya) = fear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(bhaiya.n) = fear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhaiyyo) = husbands elder Brother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(bhaiyyo) = husbands elder brother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhajan) = anthem
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhajana) = devotional songs
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhajjuche) = bake
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhakShu) = baker
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(bhaktaa) = Bhakta - a popular konkani surname
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhakthi) = devotion
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhakthi) = devotion
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhaktii) = devotion
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhaktuu) = aficionado
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaktuu ) = believer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(bhanDaari) = Bhandary - a popular konkani surname
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhanDsaaLa) = wholesale market place
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhangaar samet ) = bejewelled
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(bhangara) = gold
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhanvoru) = beetle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bharaNii) = 2nd star Bharani - astrology related
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bharatha) = stuffed vegetable dish usually brinjal
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bharee ghaaNii manishuu) = scoundrel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sapna Sreekanth
___________________________________________
(bharii bharlele) = brimming
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bharko) = a type of jackfruit with stiffer edible part
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bharkuche) = clawing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bharNi) = porceline container for storing pickle etc
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bharNi) = kettle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(bharNii) = porcelain jar
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(bharpura) = profuse
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bharpuur ) = brimful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bharshii) = mixed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bharsii ) = blend
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bharsilele ) = blended
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(bharsitaa) = blending
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(bharsitaa aass) = blending
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(bharsuche) = blend
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(bharsuche.n) = to mix
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhartii) = full
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhartii) = full
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhartii ) = brimful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhartii) = bulk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhartii) = lot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shalini Mallya
___________________________________________
(bhashaNa) = speech
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhashhTi) = a female in menstrual period
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Srinivas Gadiyar
___________________________________________
(bhashT) = make impure
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
___________________________________________
(bhashT) = impure to touch
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhasm tabak) = ash tray
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vinanti Acharya Kini
___________________________________________
(bhasma) = medicinal powder
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhaTkala mogare) = variety of jasmine from Bhatkal
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhaTmaam) = priest
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhaTmaamuu) = priest conducting religious ceremonies
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaTTa) = Bhat - a popular konkani surname
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhaTTamaamu) = priest
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhaTTu) = priest
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhaTTu) = priest
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhau.nche.n) = to travel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhau.nDa.n) = siblings
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhau.nDii) = travelling
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhau.nDik vach ) = browser
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhauntalo) = outgoing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhavishy) = future
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaviShy saa.ngche ) = bode
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhavishya) = predict
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhavu) = brother
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(bhay) = alarm
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaya) = fear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhaya.nkar) = too much
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Chandra Kanchan
___________________________________________
(bhaya.nkar) = awful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaya.nkar ) = blood-curdling
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaya.nkar viSh) = aconite
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhaya.nkara) = horrible
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhayaanak aasche) = bugbear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhayaanak aasche) = bugaboo
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhayaNii) = sister
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prabha Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhayankara) = horrible
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhayankara) = dangerous
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhayankara namuunerii) = awefully
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhe.nDa) = ladies fingure
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhe.nDa) = ladies finger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhe.nDe) = ladies finger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vishwanath Kini
___________________________________________
(bhechche) = blast
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(bheche) = break
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(bheDasa) = a variety of fruit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bheek) = beg
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bheet) = fear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhenDa) = okra
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhenDa) = ladies finger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhetche) = crack
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(bhetche) = blast
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Megha Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhetche) = bang
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhethlaa) = crack
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bheththuche) = breaking
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhetle) = blast
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Gautham Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhettale) = crack
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhettii) = broke
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Pai
___________________________________________
(bhettile ) = brittle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhettile) = broke
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhettile ) = broken
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Pai
___________________________________________
(bhettitaasche) = breaking
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(bhettitalo) = breaker
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhettuche ) = brittle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhettuche ) = breakthrough
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhettuche ) = blast
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhettuche) = break
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(bheTTuche) = to meet
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhettuche saadhan) = breaker
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(bhettuk jaavkaa jaallele bhaar) = breaking point
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyaas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhettunuu ghellele saamaan le) = breakage
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyaas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhettunuu ghaalche) = breaking
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyaas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhettunuu ghaltalo) = breaker
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyaas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhettunuu ghellele) = broken
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhettunuu ujjo yevche ayudh) = bomb
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhettunuu ujjo yevche ayudh uD) = bombing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhettunuu ujjo yevche ayudhaan) = bombard
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhettunuu vachche) = breach
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyaas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhettunuu vachche) = breakage
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyaas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhettunuu vachche) = blast
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhettunuu vache) = breakage
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(bhetuche) = crush
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(bhetunu gellele) = broken
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(bhi.ngaaruu) = areca nut flower
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhi.ngrii) = mad
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhiika magtalo) = begger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhiitii) = alarm
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhik) = alms
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhik maagche) = begging
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhik maagtalo ) = beggar
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhika maagche) = beg
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhikaari) = beggar
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhikaarii) = beggar
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhikaarpaN) = begging
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhikanaashii) = rogue
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhikanaashii) = villain
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhikanaashii) = scoundrel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhikanaashii) = rascal
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhiknaashii) = barbarian
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhiknaashii) = scoundrel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhiknaashii) = villain
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhiknaashii) = rogue
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhiknaashii) = rascal
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhilalo ) = bewildered
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhillalo) = afraid
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhillalo) = frightened
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhiri.nD) = kokum
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhiri.nDaa ruukuu) = kokam tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sandhya saralaya
___________________________________________
(bhiri.nDaa voTTe) = rind of kokum
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhiRRinDa) = Red round shaped fruit used for Juice
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhishTaache) = scolding
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhiShTaache ) = browbeating
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Padma Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhishTaai) = scold
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(bhishTaavaN) = bossism
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhishTaavaN) = bossiness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhiShTaavche ) = bewildering
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhiShTaayii ) = browbeat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Padma Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhiShTaayii) = buffalo
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhiShTaayii ) = bewilder
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhishTaayitalo ) = bossy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhiShTauche) = browbeat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhisTaache) = to scold
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhistaavche) = berate
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhisTaayii) = scold
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhitarii vachchii vaaT) = access
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhittari) = inside
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(bhittari) = inside
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhittari) = in
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhittarii) = between
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhittarii vaare barlalo guLo ) = bubble
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhivayii ) = bewilder
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhivche) = baulk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhivche ) = blench
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhivche) = afraid
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhivche) = apprehend
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(bhivche) = afraid
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhivche) = scared
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhivche tasalo viShayuu ) = bugaboo
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhivche.n) = to get scared
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhivoche ) = bewildering
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhivoche) = appal
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(bhivoche) = astound
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhivoche.n) = to scare
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhivonu duDDuu vasul karche) = blackmail
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhivonuu vichaar badlii korche) = brainwash
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bho) = lot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bho.nche) = roaming
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ratna Bai
___________________________________________
(bho.ngo) = let it be so
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bho.nka) = bark
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ratna Bai
___________________________________________
(bho.nkche) = barking
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bho.nkche) = bark
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bho.nv ) = browser
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bho.nva) = travel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(bho.nva) = roam
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ratna Bai
___________________________________________
(bho.nvche) = roaming
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bho.nvche ) = browser
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhobjaala) = big idly (where you pour all the batter in a vessel at a time and steam)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(bhog) = suffer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Mahesh Nayak
___________________________________________
(bhogache) = suffer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhogche ) = bide
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhoggayii) = boot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhoggo) = a male dog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhogshii) = absolve
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhoguNi) = a big kitchen vessel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhojjo) = death rituals
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhokko kaaDcho) = remove edacity
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhoLaa) = naive
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhoo.nyii) = earth
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhoo.nyii ka.mpuu) = earthquake
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhoot) = ghost
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhoot) = ghost
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhoot) = apparition
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(bhorche) = filling
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhorche.n) = to fill
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhornuu aasche) = brimful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhornuu aassuche) = brimming
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhoro) = stack
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhoro) = burden
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhoroche) = serve more food to eat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhos-naattilo) = without sense
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhovi) = eye brow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhoviyo ) = brow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhovnDaai) = tour
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhovnuu khaattalo ) = beggar
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhovnuu vyaar kartalo) = badger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhovyo) = brow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhovyo) = eye brows
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhowbhowuu) = dog in baby-talk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhoworuu) = bee
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhoworuu) = bee
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhra.nti) = notion
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhraa.ntii ) = bewilderment
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhraantii) = hallucination
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
___________________________________________
(bhraantii) = illusion
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
___________________________________________
(bhrahmakamal) = night blooming cereus
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Rao Pai
___________________________________________
(bhraMopadesha) = ceremony of initiation to bachelorhood
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ratna Bai
___________________________________________
(bhraShTaachar karii ) = bribe
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prashanth P Pai
___________________________________________
(bhu.nyche garbhaa.ntuu) = abyss
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhu.nyiche akSh ) = axis
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhu.nyii chaNo) = groundnut
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhu.nyii kaDlo) = groundnut
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhuddhii) = brill
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhudva.ntuu ) = brainy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhugol) = sphere
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
___________________________________________
(bhuja) = shoulder
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Srikanth Kamath T
___________________________________________
(bhujjo) = shoulder
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhuk) = hunger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhulche.n) = to get smitten
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhullache.n) = to tempt
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhunyi.n aa.nkrii) = a small plant medicinally valuable
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhurgii) = girl
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhurgo) = boy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhurkuche) = eating hastily
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhurnaas) = bad quality
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhuTTi) = basket
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(bhuTTi.ntuu ghaalche ) = bewitching
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhuttii) = type of a curry
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bhuttii) = a kind of curry
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bhuTTii) = basket
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhuuk) = appetite
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhuuka) = hunger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhuuka) = apetite
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bhuumi) = earth
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(bhuumi) = earth
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(bhuut ) = bogey
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhuuta) = ghost
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhuva) = eyebrow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bhuva.n) = brow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhuvaaru) = beatle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bhuvaruu) = beetle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhuvyi) = eye brow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bhuyi.n aavaLo) = hylanthus niruri
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(bhyyaa.nva.n) = barrel (big earthen container)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bi) = seed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(bi) = also
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bi.mbulaa ruukuu) = java plum tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Mallya
___________________________________________
(bi.nbul) = bilimbi fruit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Namratha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bi.nguru) = arecanut flower
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(bi.njaale) = weak
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(bi.njaale) = with tiny holes
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(bibbayii) = marking nut
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(bibbo) = tender cashew nut
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prabha Bhat
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(bibbo) = cashewnut
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Gopinath Bhat
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(biDDaa duDDuu ghettalo) = bookie
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
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(biDkii bazaar) = bauble
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bigaahaatu) = key
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bigaathu) = key
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(bigaatu) = key
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bii) = seed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
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(biiDi) = tendu leaves filled with tobacco
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
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(biiga) = lock
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(biiga) = lock
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(biiga) = lock
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Kavitha Kamath
___________________________________________
(biigaahaatu) = key
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
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(biigu) = tight
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
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(biijagaNit) = algebra
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(biila) = hole
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
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(biiLa) = burrows inhabited by snakes and mice
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
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(biinsa) = beans
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(biinsa) = bean
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bika.nD) = jackfruit seeds
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(bikka.nD) = jackfruit seed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bikka.nDa) = jackfruit seed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bikka.nDa) = jackfruit seed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bikkanda) = seed of the jackfruit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bikkii) = biscuits in baby talk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
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(bikku.nDu) = bedbug
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(bikku.nDu) = bed bug
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
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(bikku.nDuu) = bed-bug
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bikku.nduu) = bedbug
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Rao Pai
___________________________________________
(bikku.nDuu ) = bug
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bikkuT) = biscuits in baby talk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(biknashi) = one who craves for food (as if not seen food before)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(bilkul) = absolutely
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(billa) = bill
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(billiards) = billiards
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(billu) = cat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(billu baaNa) = bow and arrow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(billu dharlalo ) = bowman
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(billu-baaNuu) = bow-arrow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(billugaaruu) = archer
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bilpatre) = aegle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bilva patre ruukuu) = bael tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sandhya saralaya
___________________________________________
(bimaa) = insurance
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(bimbool) = bilimbi
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bimbula) = sour fruit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(biri.nD) = kokam
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(biri.nDii ruukuu) = mangosteen tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Mallya
___________________________________________
(bisapuu ) = bishop
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(biskuT ) = biscuit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(biskuuTa) = biscuits
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(bisTaache) = scold
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bisTai) = scold
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(bisuche) = brandish
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bitheri) = in
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(biTi ruukuu) = caryota urens tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Indira V Baliga
___________________________________________
(bittari) = inside
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(bittarii) = inside
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Chandra Kanchan
___________________________________________
(bittavaile a.ngii ) = bodice
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(biTTi) = free
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(biTTii) = odd jobs
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
___________________________________________
(biTTii) = errand
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
___________________________________________
(bo.cTa) = fingers
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(bo.mb ghaalche ) = blitz
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bo.mblii) = navel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bo.mblii) = belly button
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bo.mbulii) = belly button
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bo.ncho) = set
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bo.nDi) = flower of the banana tree used in cooking
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bo.nDi bittavele phool) = banana blossoms
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(bo.nDii) = banana inflorescence (flowering stalk)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(bo.nDii) = cotton seed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bo.nDii) = banana flower
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bo.nDii) = banana frower
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
___________________________________________
(bo.nDii ) = bundle of thread
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bo.nDo) = tender coconut
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(bo.nDo) = tender coconut
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bob) = to wail
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bob) = yell
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bob) = bawl
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bob) = bellow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(bob ghaalche) = bellowings
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bob ghaalche) = accost
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bob ghaalchii) = to yell
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bob maarche) = to yell
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bob maarche) = bellowing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(bob maarche) = bray
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(boba) = shout
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(boba ghalchi) = shout
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bobaaTTii maarche.n) = to wail
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bobbaTe) = babel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bobbe ghaalche) = babel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bobbe ghaalche ) = blare
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bobbe ghaalche ) = boo
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bobbe ghaalche) = bawling
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bobbe maarche) = bawling
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bobbe maarii) = bawl
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bobbo) = dosa
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bobbo) = eatables like dosa or idli
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(bochaaTii) = to rob
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bochko) = grab
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(boD) = head
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(boD) = head
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Mahesh Nayak
___________________________________________
(boD kaattorche) = behead
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(boDa) = head
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(boDa) = skull, head (derogatory)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(boDa) = head
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bodaaLu) = dull person
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(boDDo) = stout stick
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(boDDo) = stick
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(boDDo) = thick stick
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Mahesh Nayak
___________________________________________
(boDDuu ) = blunt
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(boDeri bosche) = taking things for granted / boss around
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(bodh chukche sa.nkaT) = apoplexy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
___________________________________________
(bodhaaLo) = senseless
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bodhaaLu) = an absent minded person
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bodhachukche) = amnesia
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bodhu) = conciousness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bodhuu) = sense
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
___________________________________________
(boDki) = a widow with her hair removed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(boDkii) = widow with a shaven head
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(boDphirla) = gone mad
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(bogaaLe) = bowl
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Baliga
___________________________________________
(bogga) = male dod
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(boggaa) = male dog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(boggi) = female dod
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(boggii) = female dog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(boggii) = bitch
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bogguu) = male dog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bograa) = male dog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bojjuu) = fat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bojjuu) = obesity
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bokDaa mhaNke roDche ) = bleat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bokDe raNNya) = bleat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(bokkaDe maasu) = mutton
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bokkaDi) = goat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bokkaDi) = goat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ratna Bai
___________________________________________
(bokko) = boils
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bokko) = boils
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bokko ) = blain
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bokko ) = blister
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Mrinal Shenoy
___________________________________________
(bokko ) = boil
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bokko) = scabies
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bokko) = abscess
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bokkoDi) = goat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bokkoDi) = goat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(bokkoDi) = goat (female)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bokkoDii) = goat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ganesh Madhav Bhat
___________________________________________
(bokkoDii aanii gaayichii bob) = bleat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bokkoDu) = goat (male)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bokkoDuu) = he-goat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(boL-boLuu) = slimy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
___________________________________________
(boL-boLuu) = semi liquid
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
___________________________________________
(boL-boLuu) = sticky
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Meenakshi Rao
___________________________________________
(boLaa) = berk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(boLchaT) = fair
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(boLchaT) = whitish complexion
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(boLmaatte) = bald
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(boLu) = bald
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(boLu) = clean
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(boLu) = slime
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(boLuu ) = blank
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(boLuu) = baby food
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Mohan Pai
___________________________________________
(boLuu ghaLyaachii) = without jewellary
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prakash Shenoy
___________________________________________
(bombli) = naval
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bombli) = navel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bombuli) = naval
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bombuli) = navel
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(bomme) = doll
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bomme) = doll
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(boNi) = first sale of the day for businessmen
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(boNi) = first and most important sale of the day in a shop
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(boo) = wound in baby-talk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(boochii) = cork
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(booduu) = brown
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(boorii javaN) = special lunch at temple
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bor) = forest fruit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(bor) = indian jujube
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(bora) = berry
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bora.n ) = berry
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(boraa ruukuu) = jujube tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sandhya saralaya
___________________________________________
(boroche) = writing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(boroche.n) = to write
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(borodu) = mite
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(boroDu) = a small insect found in raw rice
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bosche) = sitting
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bosche.n) = to sit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bosovuu) = ox
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(boTa) = finger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(boTa) = finger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(boTa) = finger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
___________________________________________
(boTa) = finger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(bota) = finger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ratna Bai
___________________________________________
(boTa) = finger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(boTa) = fingure
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(boTTa) = fingers
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(boTTaache sandyo) = knukle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(boTTaachi kiLii) = knukle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(boTTu) = dot worn on the forehead
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(boTTuu) = blot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bov maari) = shout
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bovi) = eye brows
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(bowbow) = bog
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(braahmi) = sun rise time
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(brahmaanDu) = galaxy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(brahmachaarii) = bachelor
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(brahmaNuu ) = Brahmin
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(bramha kamala) = night blooming cereus
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(breDDa) = bread
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(breDDa) = bread
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(breDDa) = bread
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(brihaspati) = the planet jupitor (one of the nine holy celestial bodies / Navagraha)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(brihasthaaru) = thursday
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(bu.nyaavu.n) = wooden or earthen pot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vinay Isloorkar
___________________________________________
(bubbus roTTii) = a type of bun
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(buchchi) = cow
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(buchchii) = cow in babytalk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(buda.ntu) = smart
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(buDbuDche ) = bluff
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(buDche) = drowning
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(buDche) = sink
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(buDche.n) = loss in business
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(buDche.n) = to sink
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(buddantu) = clever
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(buDDayii) = besmear
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(buddhii naattile) = benighted
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Praveen Mallya
___________________________________________
(buddhii naattile ) = brute
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(buddhii naattilo ) = blockhead
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(buddhii naattilo) = booby
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(buddhii saangche) = admonish
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(buddho.ntuu) = brainy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(buddhva.ntkaayii) = brilliance
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(buddhva.ntuu) = brilliant
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(buddi) = lamp
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(buddo.ntuu) = intelligent
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(buddo.ntuu) = good
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(buDDoche) = to make on sink
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(buDDoche) = not refunding loan
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(buDDoche) = ruin anothers business
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(buDDoche) = besmearing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(buDDoche.n) = to cause to sink
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(buDDonuu kaaDche) = besmearing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(budha) = the planet mercury (one of the nine holy celestial bodies / Navagraha)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(budhavaaru) = wednesday
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(budho.nta) = wise
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Tejashree Pai Padmanabhan
___________________________________________
(budho.ntu) = clever
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(budhu) = mercury in astrology
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(budhvaaru) = wednesday
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(buDkulo) = pot used to cook rice
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(buDkuLo) = pot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vishwanath Kini
___________________________________________
(budo.ntu) = smart
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(budva.ntkaayii ) = brainpower
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(budva.ntkaayii) = brains
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(budva.ntkaayii) = acumen
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(budva.ntu nhanyi jaalyaarii ch) = bimbo
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(budva.ntuu ) = bright
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(budva.ntuu) = acumen
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(budva.ntuu) = adroit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(budva.ntuu chello ) = boywonder
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(budva.ntuu nhanyii jaalyaarii ) = bimbo
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(budwa.ntuu) = intelligent
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(buguDii) = type of ornaments worn by women
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bukkiTuu) = ashes of incense (udabatti)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bukko) = fungai
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bukko) = mucor
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(bukkula) = cat (male)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(bukkuluu) = a male cat
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(bukkuT) = biscuits in baby talk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(buknaas) = good for nothing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bukTo) = fungai
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bulaakuu) = nose ornament
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bulbulii) = slippery
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vinay Isloorkar
___________________________________________
(buLbuLo ) = bubble
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bulTaaNii) = bad smell
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bulTaaNii) = taste of stale
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(bulTaaNii) = rancid
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bumma paaDoche) = to fall
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(buraakuu) = big hole
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(burbureche) = batter that froths on fermentation
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(burDii) = scratch
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(burDo) = lamp cover
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(burDo) = bulb
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(burDo) = bulb
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(burDo) = bulb
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(burDo) = bulb
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(burDo) = bulb/glass covering the lamp
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(burDuche) = scratching
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(burkuche) = eat hastily and clear up the curry
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(burkuLo) = copper pot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(burkuLo) = pot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
___________________________________________
(burkuLo) = pot
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(burnaas) = good for nothing
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(burnaasa) = an useless person
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(burnaasuu) = useless
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(burraa vochche) = to go on a vehicle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(burso) = bawdy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(burso) = beastly
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(burTela) = got spoilt / soured
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(buruj) = bastion
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(busbushichii ) = brittle
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(busche aasan) = bench
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(bushshaa) = bath
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bushshaa) = bath
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(bussa) = bus
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(bussh) = bath in baby talk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
___________________________________________
(buTaaTike ulloche ) = bounce
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(buTTi) = basket
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(buTTii) = bin
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(buTTii) = basket
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(buttii) = tiffin box
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(buu jalle) = hurt
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sabitha Shenoy
___________________________________________
(buucha) = cork
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(buuchi) = cork
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(buuchi) = cork
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(buuchi) = cork
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(buuchi) = lid
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(buuda baaLe) = a type of banana
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(buuka) = book
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(buukha) = hunger
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(buvantaLii) = lifting couples by girls uncle and aunty - mothers brother and his wife
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(byaa.nka) = bank
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Manu Pai
___________________________________________
(byaale naa.nchapaachii mukhel ) = ballerina
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(byagaDi) = silver coloured foil
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(catholic jaatiche ek sa.mskaar) = baptism
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(ch.ndi) = smart gal/baby gal
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(ch.ndu) = smart guy/baby boy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: K Ramesh Pai
___________________________________________
(cha) = tea
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(cha.cDo) = servant
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Udyavara Suresh Kamath
___________________________________________
(cha.cdo) = servent boy
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(cha.nd) = beaut
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(cha.nd) = beautiful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(cha.nd) = beautiful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sandhya Puranik
___________________________________________
(cha.nd) = beauty
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.nd ) = buff
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.nd) = braw
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vignesh Gopinath
___________________________________________
(cha.nd ) = bonny
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(cha.nd) = bijou
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.nd aav.ngale ghaallele) = braw
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyaas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(cha.nd dische) = braw
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyaas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(cha.nd disoche) = beautifying
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.nd karii) = beautify
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(cha.nd kartale) = beautician
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.nd kellele) = beautified
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(cha.nd korche) = beautification
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(cha.nd naattile) = awkward
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.nda) = beautiful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
___________________________________________
(cha.nda) = beautiful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
___________________________________________
(cha.nda) = beautiful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ramanath Pai
___________________________________________
(cha.nda) = beautiful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
___________________________________________
(cha.nda) = beautiful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(cha.ndaaye sa.mbha.ndii) = aesthetic
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.ndaayeche) = aesthetic
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.ndaayeche) = beautifying
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(cha.ndaayi) = beauty
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Deepti Pai
___________________________________________
(cha.ndaayii) = beauty
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(cha.ndaayii) = amenity
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.ndaayii divchii) = befit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.ndaayii kaaDche) = blemish
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(cha.ndaayii karche) = beautification
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.ndaayii kellele) = beautified
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.nDamaarutha) = hurricane
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(cha.ndammaN) = calling name of girl child
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(cha.ndammaNii) = calling name of girl child
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(cha.ndan) = red sandalwood
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(cha.ndanaa ruukuu) = santalum album
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
___________________________________________
(cha.ndi) = beautiful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(cha.ndii) = beautiful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(cha.ndii) = beautiful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Chandra Kanchan
___________________________________________
(cha.ndii) = calling name of girl child
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(cha.ndii chellii ) = bimbo
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.ndo) = ball
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ratna Bai
___________________________________________
(cha.ndra) = the moon (one of the nine holy celestial bodies / Navagraha)
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(cha.ndra baaLe) = red coloured banana
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(cha.ndraka.nt paattoru) = alabaster
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.ndru) = moon
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
___________________________________________
(cha.ndruu) = moon
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Chandra Kanchan
___________________________________________
(cha.ndu chello ) = bimbo
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.ndulii) = calling name of girl child
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
___________________________________________
(cha.nduu) = handsome
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
___________________________________________
(cha.nduu ) = beau
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.nduu ujwaDuu) = aura
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(cha.nga) = good
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
___________________________________________
(cha.nTa) = to walk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(cha.nTa kari) = to walk
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(chaa) = tea
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Baliga
___________________________________________
(chaa) = tea
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Baliga
___________________________________________
(chaa) = tea
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Jayadeva Bhat
___________________________________________
(chaa) = tea
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sumanth Kamath
___________________________________________
(chaa) = tea
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
___________________________________________
(chaa) = tea
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Chandra Kanchan
___________________________________________
(chaa pyaalo) = tea cup
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Anuradha Baliga
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(chaa.mpe ruukuu) = plumeria tree
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Divya Kamath
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(chaa.mpe.n) = magnolia
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
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(chaa.nDaaLii) = merciless woman
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
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(chaa.nDaaLuu) = merciless man
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
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(chaa.ng) = good
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Priya Baliga
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(chaa.ng) = better
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
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(chaa.ng) = becoming
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.ng) = best
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.ng) = blissful
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.ng aacharaN) = best practice
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.ng chi.ntap) = brainpower
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.ng guN) = amenity
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.ng karche ) = benefit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.ng kartalo) = beneficient
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.ng manaacho ) = benignant
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.ng swabhaavuu) = best practice
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.ng taalim ) = best practice
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.ng utr ) = blandishments
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.ng vyaaruu ) = best practice
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.ng vyavahaar ) = best practice
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.nga) = good
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Nithyanand Rao
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(chaa.ngaak) = betterment
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Vedvyas Shanbhogue
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(chaa.ngaak paDcho vastuu ) = boon
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.ngaayii) = goodness
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
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(chaa.ngpaN) = amenity
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.ngpaN) = betterment
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.ngpaN) = advantage
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.nguu) = good person
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Dayanand Kamath
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(chaa.nguu) = benign
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaa.npe) = golden champa
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Rao Pai
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(chaa.npe) = magnolia
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Rao Pai
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(chaa.nT kaaDche) = stroll
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Asha Prabhu
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(chaab) = bite
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Mohan Pai
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(chaab ) = bite
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Aishwarya Kini
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(chaaba) = bite
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Satyanath Bhat
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(chaabba) = bite
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
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(chaabbayii) = attach
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Prajwal P Pai
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(chaabbayii) = append
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Sudha Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaabble) = bit
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
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(chaabboche) = affix
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaabbunuu kellalo ghaayuu) = bite
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaabche ) = biting
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Maya Naresh Pai
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(chaabche) = biting
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue
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(chaabche tasale ) = biting
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaabtaa) = bites
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Shilpa Kamath Prabhu
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(chaabtanaa meLLele title) = bite-sized
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Bantwal Venkatraya Baliga
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(chaabuk) = whip
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Ashwin Bhandarkar
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(chaabunu bashille) = fixed
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: B Sandeep Pai
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(chaada) = more
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Roshan Pai
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(chaaDi) = talking negative behind someone
Konkani Dialect: GSB Mangalore
Contributor: Veena Shanbhogue |
