Amir Kamali An Introduction to the various dialects and languages in Hormuzgan province in Southeastern Iran ✏️ 📚 ”Piece'(of everything)” / تکه، قطعه Hormuzgani: Kat / کَثّ ================== Kat kat / کَتّ کَتّ = Piece by piece 🔸Infinitive verb: Kat kerden = … Continue reading →
Amir Kamali 1.Saliva: Līzg لیزْگ / Tuffka تُفکَه 2.Snot: Čurm چُرّم / Čerm چِرّم / Xerm خِرّم / Māf ماف 3.Sneeze: Göwšegh گُوْشِغ / Göwšagh گُوْشَغ / Čuhūk چُهؤک / Čūšegh چؤشِغ 4.Cough: Kulegh کُلِغ / Kuleg کُلِگ / Kulagh … Continue reading →
Amir Kamali Words for family members and other relatives in Hormuzgani language spoken in southeastern Iran 📚 🖍️ 👩👩👧👧👨👧👧👫 🔹Parents: Bap-u-Momī بَپ و مُمی / Nena-u-Bāvāēī نِنه و باوایی 🔸Mother: Mom مُم / Momā مُما / Momī مُمی / Nena نِنَه / Dāī … Continue reading →
Amir Kamali Relative directions in Hormuzgani 📚 ✏️ ————————————————————- Left: Čapp / چَپ Right: Rāst / راسْت Forward(s): Tīghār, Tī, Pīš, Pēš / تیغار، تی، پیش Backward(s): Rand, Paštā, Pas / رَنْد، پَشْتا، پَس Up: Burzā, Bālā / بُرّزآ، بالا Down: Zēr … Continue reading →
Balócí Zuwánénke Naskánk by : Ahmad Yákúb Hótí Balochi Linguistic Bibliography: rough draft, under-construction, disorganized citation, and incomplete, any corrections and additions are welcomed): Kahóle nám, Bungiśí nám. sál. Sargap. Cápjáh: Cápkár. Ták. 1. Gálganj u Gálband (Dictionaries and Lexicographical … Continue reading →
BI-ANNUAL RESEARCH JOURNAL “BALOCHISTAN REVIEW” ISSN 1810-2174”, BALOCHISTAN STUDY CENTRE, UOB, QUETTA (PAK) Vol. XXIV No.1, 2011AN OLD PHONOLOGICAL STUDY OF NEW PERSIAN AND BALOCHI Language & LiteratureHamid Ali Baloch* Dr. Abdul Saboor Baloch† Dr. Bilal Ahmed‡ ABSTRACT The Balochi … Continue reading →
Language and Culture of the Baloch in Turkmenistan Vyacheslav V. Moshkalo, Dept. of Iranian Languages, Institute of Linguistics, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow Introduction In the Republic of Turkmenistan a small national minority lives little known to others than a … Continue reading →
Balochistan’s history of insurgency By Ray Fulcher Pakistan’s south-western province of Balochistan has been the site of an intense struggle for self-determination against the federal government. Despite the province being rich in natural resources, the Baloch remain economically marginalised and … Continue reading →
Jan Muhammad Dashti, Chairman of the Balochi Academy, Quetta, Pakistan Introduction The love of a Baloch for his homeland has been phenomenal. “Although barren, the fatherland is worth anything”, goes the saying, and folk traditions refer to the presence of … Continue reading →
State Control and its Impact on Language in Balochistan CARINA JAHANI The purpose of the present article will be to present certain aspects of the sociolinguistic situation among one of the least studied ethnic groups in the Middle East, the … Continue reading →
