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Qalasheen Language

 

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Commonly introduced words into everyday speech

 

Salaam : Hello / Hi

Ma’a Salaamah : Goodbye

Wasalaam ( Wa-alaikum Salam) : ( In response to Salaam)
 

Sabah al-Khair : Good Morning

Masaa al-Khair : Good Evening

 

Tusbih alaa Khair : Goodnight

Marhaba : Welcome

Shou Halak : How are you doing?

 

Shukran : Thank you

Afwan : Your Welcome
Na’am : Yes
La : No
Asif : Sorry

Tayyib : Okay

 

Sadeeq : Friend

Alif : Elf

Ukruk : Orcs

Aqzam : Dwarves

Bashri : Humans

Quduq : Halflings

Fuhud / Furwai : Kha

Maymun : Hou-Zi
 

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Religious Speech & Prayers

 

Allah : God

Kafir(i) : Infidel(s)

Mumin / Mumineen : Believer / Believers

Haraam : Sin (Forbidden)

Haram : Sacred

Halal : Permissible

Shaytan : Devil / Iblees

Jannah : Paradise

Jahannam : Hell / Nether

Jihad : Holy War

Rabb : Lord

 


Bismillah : In the Name of God

Inshallah : God Willing


Ininna li-llahi Wa-Inna Ilayhi Raji'un : From Allah We come, and to him we shall return

Bismillah Al-Rahman Al-Rahim : In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most 

merciful

Alhamdulillahi Rabbil Alamin : Praise be to God, Lord of the Universe

 

In Shaa Allah : If God wills it.

This prayer is used when wishing for something, or when hoping for a certain outcome i.e In Shaa Allah

will win.

Alhamdulillah : Praise be to God

This prayer is used when  expressing one’s relief and gratitude for having gotten or achieved something.

 

Ma Shaa Allah : God willing / God has willed it

This prayer is used to show one’s admiration at something, without risking any evil befalling it.

 

Allahu Akbar : God is the greatest

This prayer is used to express great joy, generally during celebrations and battles.

Subhanallah : Glory be to God 

This prayer is used to express one’s concern and frustration, generally when hearing unwanted news.

 


 

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Family Words & Titles

 

Abee / Abi : Father

Ummi : Mother

Akhi : Brother
Uthkti : Sister

Walad : Boy / Son

Bint : Girl / Daughter

Tiffl : Child

 

Ibn Ami’ : Son of my Uncle

Bint Ami’ : Daughter of my Uncle

Abn akhi’ : Son of my brother

Malik : King
Emir : Prince

Sayyid / Sayed : Master / Liege

Sheikh : Elder / Group Leader

 

Tabiib : Healer

Sariqi : Bandit

Sahir : Mage 

 

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Common Words & Phrases

 

Akbar : Great

Alam : Pain

Sahr : Magic

Katar / Khatar : Danger

Ta’unn : Plague

 

Shou : What’s Up

Keef Halak : How are you fairing

Kayfa Halak : How are you (To Male)

Kayfa Halik : How are you (To Female)

Ana Bekhair, Shukran : I am well, Thank you

 

Shuo ismak : Who are you (To Male)

Shuo ismik : Who are you (To Female)

 

La Afham : I dont understand

Saa’Adinii : Please help me

Anaa Bihaaja llama Tahiib : I need a healer

Anaa ashaor bil Alam : I am in pain

Allah Yisallimak : God Keep you in peace (To male)

Allah Yisallimik : God Keep you in peace (To Female)
Ya : Oh (When addressing)

 

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