pashto grammer conversation

74
Peshto the Language of tire Afghans 4 !i ¡åi' PASHTO IANGUAGB Pashto is the Language of the Afghans' and historicaly it belongs' to the Indo - European group of languages' In academic writing Pashton and Afghan are ffeated as synonyms and have no difference' Afghans or Pashtons themselves call their language Pashto and the people of the world know them and their language accordinglY. The term Pathan known since the seventeenth century is an Indo -Anglicised version of the ethnonym Pashton' which is still used in the Indian subcontinent' For further development of Pashto, on September l4,Igl4 "Saraj-ul akhbare" an official Afghan news paper stated: " Now it becomes necessary to address ourselves on the importance of our national language Pashto' We should understand that every nation has a national language which gives it its life. A nation which loses its language also loses its life. The protection of the basic language of every country is as important as the protection of its life' Vy'e are called the Afghan nation and our beloved homeland is called Afghanistan ' We possess specific customs, ethics and a national language which We call Pashto. we must protect this langùage and attempt to develop and imProve it..." ,,J-ls H.G.RAVERTY ,** s-.JJ ;1L'¡ ,S-l ø.rif J'L¿ rl É; U \,¡ct e,i iULi¡lrLr;+' ÈiÈ,- u,,,; b¡-¡ler, it'-t¿ ß'J ú'!il,-,u-'l é yc \L* 'a ...6!t-'*,t ùrp J)-F -r-lt ú -.¡..*',¡ as-¡ ,tf f"¡ ùUtJl é JV (¿sslt \ Äo o6.rt"T\ ) ThePashtoorLanguageofAfghansiswritteninthe(Naskh) character of Arabic, which is of the same general use amongst the Arabs as Roman is in Europe' At present the the Afghans also use the Arabic letters with the addition of extra Pashto characters. 3 l,March, I 855, H.G.Raverty t r-ì-l ¿ -i¡¡*,i. ir:-( I r uyþ-*J Ju ¡U-Sur ¡l ¡k*';t-il \'* rr rj ¡lli' 'fu¡ 3:'Ju, .u,-b r;)u* ts ,¡3 ,# ¡lt'¡UU¡l -\sP)l J cJt-l 1 ,:t:"..'¡Jrll Pashto is the language of the people who inhabit Aflhanistan, the Northwest frontier and "a large part of Baluchistan" of Pakistan. The A'fghans themselves call their language Pashto... D.A. Shafeev Translation 1964- Indiana UniversitY( USA) ô I I ¡ I 1

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Page 1: Pashto Grammer Conversation

Peshto the Language of tire Afghans 4 !i ¡åi'

PASHTO IANGUAGBPashto is the Language of the Afghans' and historicaly

it belongs' to the Indo - European group of languages'

In academic writing Pashton and Afghan are ffeated as

synonyms and have no difference'

Afghans or Pashtons themselves call their language Pashto

and the people of the world know them and their

language accordinglY.

The term Pathan known since the seventeenth century

is an Indo -Anglicised version of the ethnonym Pashton'

which is still used in the Indian subcontinent'

For further development of Pashto, on September

l4,Igl4 "Saraj-ul akhbare" an official Afghan news paper

stated:

" Now it becomes necessary to address ourselves on the

importance of our national language Pashto' We should

understand that every nation has a national language

which gives it its life. A nation which loses its language

also loses its life. The protection of the basic language of

every country is as important as the protection of its life'

Vy'e are called the Afghan nation and our beloved

homeland is called Afghanistan ' We possess specific

customs, ethics and a national language which We call

Pashto. we must protect this langùage and attempt to

develop and imProve it..."

,,J-ls H.G.RAVERTY ,** s-.JJ ;1L'¡

,S-l ø.rif JÇ J'L¿ rl É; U \,¡ct e,i iULi¡lrLr;+'

ÈiÈ,- u,,,; b¡-¡ler, it'-t¿ ß'J ú'!il,-,u-'l é yc \L* 'a...6!t-'*,t ùrp J)-F -r-lt ú -.¡..*',¡ as-¡ ,tf f"¡ ùUtJl é JV

(¿sslt \ Äo o6.rt"T\ )

ThePashtoorLanguageofAfghansiswritteninthe(Naskh)

character of Arabic, which is of the same general use

amongst the Arabs as Roman is in Europe' At present the

the Afghans also use the Arabic letters with the addition of

extra Pashto characters.

3 l,March, I 855, H.G.Raverty

t r-ì-l ¿ -i¡¡*,i. ir:-( I r

uyþ-*J Ju ¡U-Sur ¡l ¡k*';t-il \'* rr rj ¡lli' 'fu¡ 3:'Ju,

.u,-b r;)u* ts ,¡3 ,# ¡lt'¡UU¡l -\sP)l J cJt-l 1 ,:t:"..'¡Jrll

Pashto is the language of the people who inhabit

Aflhanistan, the Northwest frontier and "a large part of

Baluchistan" of Pakistan. The A'fghans themselves call their

language Pashto...

D.A. Shafeev

Translation 1964-

Indiana UniversitY( USA)

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CJ ¿ti*JLjl¡Languages of Afghanistan

f rf lr-¡t ¡L'. :Liil .,-c,.¡j uns ¿l= ""Liilr o¿l-lr tsì ¿l ;'irt,

r:+"ti é tL 4.#-v: ,li tQ,t :l ,s) ¿S;¡to'i úÁ'â

'cí'-¡*s

,;,- úîr -ril- l-f ¿J úL ¡L.il .i'- ,J ¡¡,t! ,r-Lll ¡L; ':Liilr

¡¡,Li ¡ .r9! c -..-;li úJ¡r) ¡b.':Liif I ;tL ¡;Gr Lñ çtt gF ¿È

.rsj --Ç: :l o-Þ 63L'u ¡Lrv¿ ¡Util $ ,;"- ^)

Pashto and Dari are both official languages of

Afghanistan. Afghanistan has a population of about 18

million of which nearly 60Vo are Pashto speaking'

According to the constitution the Afghan nation is

composed of all those individuals who possess the

citizenship of the state of Afghanistan in accordance

with the piovisions of the law.

Before the law all Afghans have equal rights and

obligations.

Section-1

The Pashto Alphabet

,l;T ,.rt,

indep Finall-l

LJ t*

LJ t*ttúr ú.É., r:-ùd-v ta-tagG-É3j'r*

'Lt- :.ì, ,l-Lt-,tut- t-)LLL)T¡È

!,t 'L).,J.f)¿¡¡).,2igtF¡¡

tÍ tf

-dlr*LP r*,,f ,J^

eMedial

-l

I

¡

e

¡

â&

J+,initial

-tIt

j

+t

I

¡

t

te¿ éfj,wl

or(a)aa

bpttftts

jclchdzlzcschhx/khdd/DdzrflRlzzlzh,.Í(,Þ

s

s/sh

x/shs

z

"Ll,¡ ¡J r?

Name l¡'

AlifBePe

TeTteSe

GimCe-cheDze-ZeCe-ScheHeXe- kheDalDal-DdalZalReRe-RreZeZe-ZheGeSinSin-shinXe,Xin-shinSadZad

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Pæhto the Language of the Afghans g r,j ri

. )lji ,rti p J*, Name titndep Final Medial. initial or SadLå-L_LrTaJb JL Jà- .b z Za

te-,_-rrAyn:.Leij.elehGhayn_Ghayn(-rst-LjfFe

rJ

,!,r!3,3

J

&Lj.JL..JL L S&.& .<-, I 3,3

.}IJ|-*rLFåi

r¡¿i

a l-,-{- ¡,?È¿

(-r ({l)

çç

I

,i

d

J

!

é,Í

,!\s

g C"fk Kaf

I GafI Lam

m Mimn Num

n/nn Nun-Nnun

wlulo V/aw

hHeay Ye Maleyiny,i Ye Marufe Ye Majhuley ye Tanis-or,saqila

j

Pashto thelanguage of theÆghans 9 j4,

Note:The Pashto language

tional Pashto letters.to left.

Pashto special letters:

4it'j¿itgit ç.ú,i.riey ey ye(e) nn sh G Rr

Pronunciation

çJ- ;:lrïtDiphthonge

ay :(Sanay) man .

ey :(Hagey) Egg

oy :(Zoy) Son

ay :(Zay) Place

ou :(Touhid)Unity

:ri3sL_uses the Arabic alphabet with addi_The direction of writing is from right

A

: (.r3rr) é¿t üêV -*,5... ,

rf rÇrf ,Cdd tt (C-sch -ts)Z-dz)

hils(e:r)rl,

aorà

td

R

Z

G

C

C

dz

X

S

XG

N

w

or Tt

or Dd

or Rr

or Zh

:l:l:Ç:,¡

'J-)i).

:,.ct2/

zi

:9i:i:git.(,.u

,.

.t'tsi'ns

Ch

Sch or ts

Z

Kh

or Sh

or Sh

or Gh

or Nn

or U/O,

^ye

iey

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Final ,gt,

!l¿év s

¿!r -, l¡rtt

.+ tút tJ

. 9-Í +:Soþ ol¡,-.,

ee"e4 er'l

99fÐ f)t¡Þ

Zj c'JC-¿ cl¿q

C¿ Ct.,JI¡ ¡ JJ

lIÐ.r¿jJ i¿ 3J

)g )ls¿? ¿)ri.S bsþ3i

!.f?-.r.L, ..rlr,

,il:s .tl¿,;:ti ;.t -¿

LroV üt l:,9Ç t-r" l t-¿

L¡' Jo 3': -ùt¡. $ li,.

Medial þ¡Ç ¡ l'¿

trl l1 I

r¡t gt.tlt t t

,H J;tr- I .

¿il efJ

Ju, J l"'-þlJ+lee-

J.l" J.1;*, r;.,P.)t1

a;j+) tJ, J

* ¡¿

¡* ùl.l

criJ c, i J

o¿l o¿l

¡Jr¿J¡!. ¡i t

ç1tJ ,9s j j

cf aústP. d'l

t'L ¿å -t,:.1,1oLS

¿ä ¿ej

tbt.s-ba

JLrrJ-b t1

rþl )1.b I

Initial þ,.rl lr I

üJ*t-L Lr l,tt t t

l- I -)v ) tr

?rY'í¡¡J- )J')

)-t Ð1JtJ+J:JLr)tÞJ-¡¿íÐ) Ðrj) jl

.:rl3 .¡lijls il¿

Jj-¡¡ r j¡ ¡v;lg

c¿3 cg -j

'rq '-r.,{414

J¿J¡*r*

JP )4P

. ¿È¿¿þ-t - IgP'Ðþ

,þJJþ

\.

Indep rl;i

tAlif9Be?Pe.¡ Te

.¡Tte¿Se

6Gim

6Ce, che

. Lz"i Ce, sche

cHeiXe, Khe

¡ Dal

lDdalsZal

-, Rre

J Rre

j'ze3 Ze,Zh

?G",. sin

; Sin, shin

..ri *e, Sótrin

u, SAd

¿ZadJo Ta

J¿Za

:

Pashto úrl-gure, dù'Æó't 1

gb ¿.; lj J,¿ J -c + ¡Lc ¡ l'a LAYn

¿rr {+ &Ji¿ fr} ¿onulç)r.rLiJ-t o¡¡¡il ¡rOj -^O"

6l's 6l¿'o ¡r" li' ¡i ¡i ¡ Qaf

.tJq,IJll -fu¿Si ¿Í¿:S '/Kaf

3*'3. 'K3; JfJf SGaf

,1;J; ùJ'r )¿J JLam

t'li i:¡'ì J'J' ¡Mim

¿.r¡i J¡fJ¡¡l isj ¡Num

. ¿ ç, ljr ¡ Nnungr,

¡li :É ::S i¿t : ¡Wow

rl3 ¿1¿¿¡¿ j¿t t¡He

. (¿.+) r.r¿- JJ)rJ ¡l¿ ¡l¿ ç YaYe

f ,tJ' 'È Maruf

,,é1¿ s", ': Y -uY"

Majhul

(s¿ir)g;¡6¿-- Jt¡ J¿" 'cçYaYe-Tanis

^3 or- Saqila

Lt ÚyayeMaleYin

\\

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. .:itt.i!:l :::

O ei -'*:JV JyAþ:: u¿ o;

ñ ,;,*tt u'-*i

"ÁJ ¿j

þlss ut ú¡ ,rÇ ,¡,úu u¿l¡ ,k t,i::x ,S:;,*tt u¿.i-rs (M)utÀ,,

csr cj¿r .,S*l g¡.Personal ending present tense

Itg r ernzsgç e 1 pl

3 tg t¡ ey ¿"t¿ - ¿'¿ eY-ast2 pl(m)s a f. i 3 pl

Verb to be:

.l.rg r¿

2, rg u!3. sg .9r

(F) ,'

-B

..

Pæhto thelanguage of theAfghans 3l ¡jr++Hq it, is (day dey) þs ¡¡i.She, it, is ( Dã da) ¡¡ l.r

We are (Mung yu) t- itYou are (Tase yey - yast) ¿-U- - .¿- rEThey are( Duy - di ) úr úir¡

To make sentences Jrr*,rþr

I am happy ,l;,,, ,åïil," ,^iYou (rhou) are happy í; ,l,lí'",, ,.i

. 'ttr dt.-!3Å úJHe is happy dey khoshala day

r¡ ,Jt*.¡É l¡She is happy da khoshala da

t- ,JL¿e y_r'We are happy Yu khoshala Müng

d-t{ -¿ .Jt-.1r. s-l;.You are happy Yastey- yey khoshala Tase

ú¡ .Jl-.!.r.r (rLr,. Di khoshala DuyThey are happy

I am ( zah yem)You a¡e (tah ye)Note: sg (singular)

pl (plurat)

yem

ye

Dey

Da

I pl. yu2 pl ,>-1,- - ir{ yey_ yast3Plgr Di

f- .j

.J. 4r-

l'.

IâmYou areHe isShe, it, -isV/e areYou areThey are

¡- ù Zah yem

u¿ tJ Tah ye

ú¡ ú¡ Day dey¡r f¡ Dã da

t-is Mung yuc..l¿ - 1¿-,-*l¡ Tase yey - yast

.¿r,¡¡¡ Duy di

t'\

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PTJr thr,L.*grrgr djltr æ'l he Possessive pronouns ,¡rr,<tf:l l¡*l ,s ,,.;";pr¡l úl ,rttl ,þ* rs¡Jt ¿t ¡¿-Vc.sé;"J )J ß¡'i - ¡j I ú s"¿ é¡¿-o. t;r¡ t-l-a,ÍlU ; ,gLj.u ( l) u rea,-i ¡*¡s

..r;L-¡¡ r.¡tiJ,å;3,.r n.lt-r !, q,þ) _-.a ¿íJU (ts _ !r _The posessive pronouns are formed by addingthe letter (Z,t) to the first person, the letter (S,r")to the second and the letter (d ) ro the third inoblique form of the,personal pronouns , except(Zah-Ta}l'- day-da). The possessive pronoun khpul

(onefs own) changes to khpula in the feminine.[3=L+tcZ+má,=Zmà, Mine-of me Lj=L+j

S+tã=Stã, yours t,"=þ4 gD + da = Dada , of him, that, this r¡r = r! + ¡D + De = Da-de, of her that, this ú)).= rrr + rD + Duy = Daduy, of them

: :

.t¡lì=ú-r¡+ ¡Z+Mung=r:unf, ours of us i-r)= nn *

r)

of him, of that ri¡¡ :+ñ¡+ sof her, of that .rirr : .ri¡ + rof thern .rÀ, , ,¡þ * .

Myself - self, etc (M,fj.)Myself - self , etc (Fsr)For myself - self etc (M )For mysetf - self (F )By my self self - erc

ïr

Pæhto thelanguage of theAfghans 33 'i¡*'

Ç *" self , self etc ( Pa khPula) 'J+ ''For ourself , Self, etc (P ¿.*) ( da khpulo) J¡'V/ith my self, self - etc ( La khpul) Jîr ¡J '

With #y ourself - etc (p c-) (La khpule) '#d

Exercise arß -* --

Book : Kitab :::t:l

This book ( Dâ kitab) vljl'My book (TnãLkitab) .¡t=f L'.j

Pen : (Kafam) fJ'

This pen (Dã kalam) ¡Jr I'

Your pen. (Stä kalam) rt; u-

Ink: (Rang) '3i)Black ink : Tor Rang 3;t¿;

,'.,, ,'Inkwell (MushwånneY) :il¡'l-'l'- l

Degha MushwânneY ,rrlt':'- t'è.s

Milk (Shide) ú.lt¡

z.þa-uaà-àf_-r ss

(Khpul) J¡( Khpula),t ¡'

@e khpul) .J.,å.(De khpule) ,rßr

( pa khpul).tþ.,

BreadFcro"bÞ

Meat

Tea

Water

(DdoddeY)

(Hagey)

(Ghwasha)

(Chay)

(oba)

¡-ll¡ I

^#+-*.¡lt¿t¿l

rT

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Pä$to the Language of the Afghans 34 'i ¡¡þ'

.ç-l l¡l r$t ¿¡é*SJu, P ¡Þ Jti'rh rС

The second group (Weak Pronouns) can also be used as

possessive pronouns.

(our) mu

(your) mu

(Their) ye

Kalam mu wakhist ú--+b;, f Kalam mewakhist é--+L u. diKalam mu wirkhist c--¿l¡:, f Kalam di wakhist a4¡l¡.¡r ¡ti

Kalam ye wakhist c--åb,rr f Kalam ye wakhist c--+b,r'- di

! (MY) me

e (Your) De

€- (his- her) ye

t---l--

Exercise ¿rjyour head (S6Sir) J.,ltu My head (zmã sïr)... :'tyour face (Stà makh) ¿.b- tnty tu.' (zmâmakh) þ t';

Yow mouth (StaKhola) dÉt'- My mouth (zma Kho'lÐ ::"tyour eye (StaSterga) ß-,-ú My eye zmãsterga) s-pv)

yow hand (stâ LaÐ ,.,"1 b My hand ( anãLæ). ./l u'

your nose (Sù paza) ..[i¿ r-, vty norr. (zmãpaza) 1t'ujyour tooth ( Stã ehash) tË C fvfy toottr ( zrná ghæÐ úlÉ t';

your hair ( Stã 'ù/eshta)^r-,., È Vty trair (zmâ \ilestru)r:;"' -¡ tr;

Your lip (Stã shundda),;ll vrv rip (zmã shundda) o'u¡nl'e;

"i

êúr

.t!

This is mY head

This is Your face

This is mY mouth

Ttris is Your nose

His eYe is red '

Black hair

Black hairs

VL

(D-a zrnasir deY)

(Dã stä mokh deY)

(Dâ zmä khola da)

(Dä stâ Paza da)

(Da hagha sterga sra da)

(Tor weéhta)

( Tor weíhtan)

gr .rr. trjl:gr þ ls"lr

rl rJrr t';llrl r¿ k-' ll

; tr.t ß;-t ti'ol

Lr'L.J )i

¡b1u .ty'

fo

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shto thelanguage of theÆghans 36 &i¡¡*

To make sentencesIe is mY father .ç¡¡)t, t-j.rtDay zrnaPlãr deY)

ihe is mY . mother rs ¡-¡,' L¡ lsDa zmâ, mor da)ite is mY brother ú)¡9¡9 l'j lå

'pazrnàwror deY)

she is mY sister r,raP Lj l:'pa zmàkhor da)

Your son. 'dl¡ t¡¡

Your daughter r,Jtt¡t

Jt¿*rJ-7.rFather ( plãr) ,)t,

Mother (mor) )-,'

Brother (wror) Ð)t

Sister ( khor) )PBoy (halak) dl¡

Girl (nejeleY) ,#Name (nom) ¡iFamily (KoraneYþ¡t'

Zma (zma) t ¡

she is my daughte

' ¡¡J L.¡ rr.

@a zmâ lur da)

He is my son

.¡r CÚ t...¡ b

(Da zmä zoy deY

He is a man

,¡,r r:r¡!i 6r

(day narena deY)

She is a women.

,s LL út(llagha a Shaza da)

T*"tcise at

Daughter (Lor) ¿-)

Son (zoY)

Man (narena)

Woman (shaza)

He is my father. ¡9r¡)L' t';lr Who is he?

(Da zm-a Plar deY)

She is mY mottrer' u '¡¡r l'¡b

(Da zmã mor da)

She is mY sister' r'r '¡f trjb

(Da zmã khor da)

He is mY brother Ltt )Ð) t'j "'Hagha zma wror deY

I am ToryallaY. ¡' Jt-'rr''j(ZtToryallaY Yem)

Yes,I am Afghan' ¡' oLijlr:l

@o zfnrghan Yem)

Are You Afghans'?

(Tase Afghanan Yastey, YeY?)

Yes, we are Afghans?

(Ho Mung Afghanan Yasto)

Yes we are Pashtons'

(Ho mung Pashtanal'Yasto' Yo)

Mirwais is a Pashton'

(Mirwais Pashton daY)

TorPekeY is a Pashton (F)

(TorPekeY Pashtana da)

Aschak is a Pashton'

(Aschak Pashton deY)

Zatghona is a Pashton(F)

(Zarghona Pashtana da)

,ési

¿r_.¡U

,.

Da schok deY?

Who is she?

T1

Da schok de?

Who is she?

t'r 'rflrDa schok da?

Who is that?

Hagha schok daY

fgr 'rJi dr

. €*L-',r'r- ¡ULiil r-U'

¡-L- '¡- ¡U!'iål iY ¡

t,¡r clilr

rrr dllr

¡¡-L-,¡,r- úlÞ.,'ilt I

ú) ir+, V"'tJf

'./t! ¿J:dJ, CÈJt

.rs ¡J'':-- 'J$l

t ¿:4,ú3Lsi

rY

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t g ,*_ tjJ+

ExerciseThis man is an Afghan. arlpâ Sanar Afghan dey) 'l Úr ¿tö',¡¡"bThis woman is an Afghan.@ã shaza Afghana da) ¡¡ oL¡jlåål¡

fr.y'*r Afghans.(Duy Afghanan di) ç¡'r ¡Ul*il¡¡3'r

Pashto is the la¡@ashto rr ;rrr'fjffi;íJff

Arghans' u r'j;tjrijr'r .;*They speak pashto.

@uY Pashto wayi) n'l¿ 16utThis boy is my friend.(Dagha Hal"/"-a malgeray dey)

¡er,¡rll. L; cIJe .¿.r

That gril is my frilnd. f"n inr"ó r.r.e,(L u:np ri,$.u-gu

negeley zmã malgere d; 'With this woman. ,(Daghe shaze Sara) tr sQ r'ès

With this girl..(daghi negele sara) tr*þ.*'tWith these boys

_(dagho halokang sara) rr-;L(brÉr

With those women. r .@agho shazo sara) ta i'a 3'êt

That man goes(Ilagha sarray zi) ,l u. *That woman goes.(rlagha rrt*uïi"' ,í 4 ^For that woman.(flaghi straze ta) t&"¡

l'^

j

Pashto thelanguage of theÆghans jg uJ*,

Gender Lr,-z

& i taorU ÍÊ ú) dJ..." ,S¡lÍ vt rr{ u3 *,^r,.ct' ,I: ¿4) Lr4

There are two genders in Pashto language, masculine andfeminine.

Masculine gender ,".. r:¿.¡U : \

J*f .r+ ',,¿ú ús lþ t:.r ,St.ìJ u g €,\i-a -¡l tr¿r; t:t.*{

All nouns and adjectives ending with the letters beloware considered masculine:

rhJ - é1- ¿lJ (u;) '"oL -\1- (ay ,, ) : Saray (man), waray (Lamb) etc

çfr _ c./.. Jr 4lJ (c;) r¡jr,, _y

2-(i ,s ) : Sarri (men) Dobi (washerman) etc

¡fl¡ ,¡rtt É (r) úlJ¡¡ -f3- (W,U,O¡ ): Chaqu ( Knife) Dduko ( thief ) etc

-¡.l.l,¡Jr, ¿lJ (¡) ir¿L -L4- (AW 3 ) : Palaw ( achador) , Kandaw,(agap in wall)

\i - r*" rlJ (r) ,rô -o5- (H(a) , ) : Pesa (Sheep), Zna (Heart) etc

u,.Y , élb ßJ ,Sti ,>.1-o t :¡¡ -16- Consonant letters: Halek (Boy) , Las (hand)

-{

/

f

Ë

rl

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40 ¿¡jr¡.i,

Feminine Gender ,t4 aä. _l+ ,s fþ -*:-¡:-ù $J,¡JjY þ,,â crtúsl ¿:r.r; t;,t

.,séß,*All nouns and adjectives ending with the letters below are

considered Feminine.,S,t- ,rÅ¿í (o) ul" _\

1- (a-) -: É) as: Shaza ( woman) Mazaka(Earth) etc

-u, ¡f o¡tt ,rJ-i. ,S,J (e ) "y';

-y2-(ah=,) kholah (mouth) charrah (bigknife)

L¿ , tå il) djt _t,3- (a=l¡ Shä (back), ghwa (cow)

4- (i=rr) v/rori (brotherhoo¿1, nos-fl#;ffi Çel ú¿''- -L

ú-lú , c$L^<l t,rl eJ¡4¡r _ô5-(e=.¡) Nawe ( Bride) , Malgare (girl friend) t

o{f ',,-* r<J (.J)¿.Jtr t- dâij -16- (ey= ,¡) spey (Bitch) ka:rkey (window)

7-(W,U,O=¡ )

'+

j

Pashto thelanguage of theAfghans 4l !i¡*

The Prepositions çe-ti 'Jvl,t+f ,ß ,9¡¡ uiL'>ß LÐi|''-'r¡'r 6J',Y út 'J

L'3 '+' ^"

R preposition is always placed after the noun or pronoun'

In compound prepositions the nouns and pronouns come in

,.",,-,'e.2É (O) rl L!, _A8- letters (7-'On- ¡ ) as: Gominz ( combi tvtacfrin: Hand mill )

and consonants: 't,'ti ç:l

¿*.,-*lj¿l,J (:) J¡a¡, -Vzango ( Cradle), Bizo (monky)

the middle of a sentence'

Without - (Be)

to - (Ta)

To (wata)

On-uPon(Per)

From-(schkha-cekha)

(Pah)

To, Until ( ter)

From ( La)

With ( Sara)

After-Later(Pas)

Later ( Wrusta

In (Ke) J (ke)

For the sake of ... Da"' DaPara

About... Da.... Pa barake

Faithless (be wafa)

On the chair ( PerchowkeY)

In home ( Pa kor)

Unti! the Bazat (Terbazara)

From home ( La Kora)

t\L.

rul

:ÀJ

z JiJ

:-¡rt' ilrt

: ÀJr

zi:¿J

: С,

rf,a e¿t))

.rf t- ke: .;af¡'L¡...¡¿t

,J ,t\rJ ...r: tj¡ r¡{

ti.?èlt,t-f 'u,

nrljt¿ -¡n.t-f Å

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p ui3í*1

(Of... with) ( da... ru*¡( on ... upon ) ( per... bande) .r¡L ...+( Until... under) (Ter... lande) ø¡uy...-¡(Of... back) (da...Tersha) by. ...,(Of.., after) ( da... pase) r#,....r( Of... infront) before (da... pa makhke) ¿ß.t- ¡t ... r( Of ... before ( da... damakha) rå,¿¡. . . ¡(Of... from) (dalla...sch kha (schkha) É ...rJ/s(Of... from ( dal La... na) u ...rJ / ,

For me (Zma dapara) ,¡t,. L;For you ( Sta da para) c-¡U,r b-From me (zma Schkha) e;.t U;From you ( Sta schkha) ¿;f."

.út.Í,!K., ¿É L,:

.,J, ¿t{ b-¡ ¿-l¡ y-rj.út LtJ rs¿-¡ u;;f /1,.

Note:The.preposition (da r.) signifies :

- Ownership: da wrorkitab ( brother,s book)- Starting point : da kora watel ( going from home)

:ej¡r[¿gt;l¡-l¡¡J : rlJ.r,å c.áfJL :r ¡r ú¡¡j .,jbll

þ¿ ,¿-f t ,ßJ ,¡¿;uîj.lr,, J+l ,rþsLI

Pashto thelanguage of theAfghans 43 þi¡*'D (dal)= 5

The Particle (dal r) Sometime expresses commond and

Permission ,tt"S"¡Çl¡l¡lf i rlr '¿pt'ÉHe should go. ( Haghade Larr shi) tr ¿Y ¡ ¿j¡

He may come. ( Hagha de Râshi) t"'Él'r ¡ t¡¡.. ./:In(Pake) \'' e\

At home. (Pakor ke ):Like(Pa-shan)

Like you ( Stã Pa shan)

:For (da Para)

For me (zmâ, daPara)

: Near, be ( Pore¡

Near me ( mã Pore)

He laughs at me ( Hagha ma pore khandi)

He laughs at you ( Day ta pore khandi)

Pah=

The verb ( to understand) Takes Pah:

:

I1,

l

I'

lthI'

t"II.t-.I

I

IJ

i.

I understand Pashto. ( Zah pah pashto pohegam) ¡*a 4't"')The verb ( to sell) (always takes this proposition: (Pah bande) úJjt{ À''

I sell my horse to him ( zah khpul as pah hagha bande

kharztawom), r-?úJij! d¡ t"rl '!É 'j

From - of :(nah) t:

From Kabul ( m rabul nah) ¿i ..l-¡tl ¡J

étÉ",ùL, ù,

¡[.l., br,b¡¿a

r¡U,l L;

ú)1,

rSs4V

LSJB ú-rl, L ril

,JJU'tJU, b ¡9r

(Kabul nah)

From me (Lamanah)

LT

.j,',[¡K

ljLd

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Pæhto ,the Language of the Æghans 44 tj¡fr-- ¡!

To express should, must:

It is necessery for you to work(Tã t; paka¡ dey che kar Wakne.

To me ( mã ta)

To you ( Tã ta)

To us ( mung ta)

To him ( da ta)

Toher (deta)To them (duy ta)

To him (hagha ta)Remote To hðrn( haghota )

To them ( haghoy ta)

,St tV \gf¿ ¿K LÈ Ltrrtf r, r; b

¿;L

¿¡b

ü'¿vù- r.J

¿i d¡Ë císt

4J'ri¡

¿: c¿-b

:

Pashto mth"g"tge otthenight"s 45

After (Pase) 4'Afterme ( mâpase) ,P'U

After you ( tã pase) c;.t, b

After him (hagha pase) L#, úAfter her ( haghe pase) Lf,,þ

DialogueKhabere - Atere

Salam cherta ze

Salam . zah showenza' tr zem

Durs pail showaY deY

Ho. Yawa Hafta kegi

1-_.:____: -_---:-___

Zarghona ham showenzitazi ¡,_þ u ,þrn f úp:)

Na. hagha kandahar n tlale.da) bala hafta ba rashi'' - }¡Úí.¡ii¡ ^t{

,rr ,rlb r; -¡b'uf ¡i¡ ''jizma kor ta scha wakht raze

¡,þlr r;, t- s ¡f u3

Os wakht na larem biya ba sara wo wino.-*¿l t--- ¡+ l+¿ , ¡rL

ül ,:"sl

,s¡l ,s*t,þs* rfu

þ u ,Þt*,j f)-lrSl' g-* þ,,,,r..rr

.rçrl uil g ¿

LI

Der éha

Da khday Paman

Pa makha mu sha

. ¿þ _¡-¡

¡trlr,,jlÉl

4tt;-\

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Pæhto the Language of the Afghans 46

Vocabulary

True ( reshtya)

,Falsehood wrong @rogh)Bluffs ( batte)

Deserve (warr)

After, back ( pasay)

Thanks ( tashakor)

Bluff, ( lapa)

Pupil / Student (shagird)

Student at univ ( mohasil)

Center (markaz)

School (showonzay)

University þohonton)Ministry (wezarat)

Chairman ship (reyasat)

V/ish ( kashkay)

Liar (droghjan)

To catch ( newel)

To dance (naschalel)

Dancng ( nascha)

Building ( wadaney)

Darkness (tyara)

Cold (walgay)

Path, road ( watt)

Aspire, wish l treta¡

¿\

üLå'

I -.@t' .J

i:tt-t

LtJ t{

)td'

.f'fu-l,Y

útiJ--tf¡

a

t?JJ*ù¡s¡+U)DJ

,:-U,

,JfuK¡tai¡¿t

I.UHJ+i,t

Ë.¡l¡-r¡.rþ

,ÉttÞlt !,l+

¡'ì ¿lt

L rA\-t4ìil r -\JÍ\ \ \''2

-- ^r¡L^ Àf-Lnno Â1 ltJP,i-.)'lPashto ùelanBuage of fteA

l\\\- i"

P A vocabulary Ût¡ .''," tì*,,n ,*"**", i,i JÉ-'ü'.

\ r ;;;ñ;t ntu., (hastogna) ")i )., ;ç ' -- ¿"3¡"¡ t

\l läl-i",*ce (yadgar) '. j ' ''l* ¡tfru'

'\..;;..iu,rc (non¿á'al > :tÞ/ ' r'¡lr:';

:\ ñ r .r ..t -,^ z-^-¡^*^-\ ¡-f¡.ll¡j

\rr

l.ql:-xl\rt\t,

iirh

l^,t"-I'L.Ir.l

t

tI

tI

It

Ir

lI

Exhibition (nondarton)

District (sema) 7Once (Yow zel)

Once, one time ( Yuw war) )

Family (koraneY ) ,þrfFather (Plar)

Mother (mor)

Childran (z-amen)

Son (zoY)

Daugther (1or)

Sister (khor)

Brother ( wror)

Mirwais is a man.

(Mirwais Yaw sarraY deY) , .

Zarghonais a woman. ¡¡ ¿i- ti L:'*)i

(Zarghona Yawa schaza da)

They have a son and a daugther' 's)¿i tv¿l 61jv' 6¿t

(DuY Yaw zoy aw Yawa lor lari)

úV

,\)YvljasinJ-r)ÐJ

Lt, úrt- fJf

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Pashto the Language of the Afghans 48

The name of their son is sherjan. úr irt" # fi ri úr ç93rr

(Da dfiy dazoy nome sherjan dey)

The name of their daugther is Malaley rlrrDt' ¡.l, Jr,r-rss

(Da duy da lor nom malalay da)

Vocabulary ,åLiJOne ( yaw)One (yawa)

V/ise ( Poh)

Country'(watan)Life (zwand)

Job (wazifa)Work ( kar)

Vi* (shide)

Èufter ( kuch)Cheese (panir)Fish (mahay)

Egg (hagey)

Difficult (gran)Easy (aasan)

Satl (malga)

To know (pezandal)

TaIk (khabara)

.¡uJ .¡id

II

II,'

¡

II

I

I

i

:

Vocabulary ÜuJ

Lesson (Dars)

Garden (Bãeh)

Tree (Wana)

Floor (Purr)

Tea (ChaY)

Coffee (qahwa)

Meat (ghwasha)

Bread (DodeY)

Food (Taam)

Kitchen (PakhlanzaY)

Light (Rannä)

Darkness (TiYareh)

EarlY Õ¡/akhtÐ

Laziness (SusÐ

Daylight (Rarrnâ wraz)

Dark night (fiYareh shPa)

Late (Nâ wakhta)

To wake uP (Wishkawel)

To sleeP (Wida kawal or Bidekawel)

To lod;e ( wruk kawel)

To gaih victory (BuèY mondel)

To defeat ( shekast kirwarrel)

To dream ( khob lidel)

To forget (Herawel)¿1'

t

ôJJ-

a.t

ùtÐJ)

^ÅJJ)ll

rJJJ

e-S*.i¡

4Lt

ô¡rt-íùLi

¿lJtJ¡t-

¿þ

ÍI

t

tI,

tI

Ir

I

ï

tt

t

LA

u"J5

-Lt'ti5

]t,,SV

tJ'Ú.,

+-f^'ul

ll,r.b

J*V*"þ.rt-

c'rt'9

,5e:cPi-ttvt

.É n-.,|'.

-å'¡UJ-Í ,;'.t

Jrl 'a*u-

J¡l ''t'¿J-l dttJs-r'a¡

J¡,>-S;'J.rJ

". ÉJ:-n¡

f.Y::

(

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'Pashto thelaneuase of theÆghans 50 I r'ir+'

_J--

Vocabulary \ Ûti'

To belive (Bawar kawal) J-Ír\to trernble (Larrzidel) J¡¡JTo increase ( Ziyatidl) Jr¡t-;To decrease (Lagidel) Jr¿J

To pray for (Dua kawal) Jrft'rTo forgive ( nashet) J+.,

The noun of agencY J-u f l

Is formed by dropping the (L.J) ,lt ¡t .r.;T3l ..eu'' ¡J f, úþu

letter of the infinitive and ,¡l¡l¡J.¡J r¿ rJr ,gr's-,.-, 'iadding the (Unkay) or (Unay) ü:..i rl:t+ u$j¿ts '¡Ç JLfor masculine and (Unke) or ¿.+r ¡.¡l¡rr ¿l tç: L ,¡É¡rr ,.¡Ç

(Une) for the feminine singular. t-* ,Jt{a ^,,,'i'i rf33¡ '¡lJ.tttl-t

To write Likel

Writer LikunkaY

M.Se Liku naY

Likunke

F.sg Likune -

For the plural only change the final

(ay ú) of the Singular in to (i .¡ )

Writers (Likunki)

(PL) Likuni

0.

The Past ParticiPle

Are formed by adding the .¡) orH Jbt nr- ¿t'at i ß

lener (ay .s )for the feminine ¡¡l ( e t9) ''lÇ ûj¡'¡ ¡l (ay

arrd ( r*¡ ) for both genders ' 't' :U' ' tt

:)-:j îi*"I;' the infinitives' '

ß 'sv¿''+

uþ rv ¿'*

J¡J :(aY ¿;)

Tosee (Lidel) r,r-..+J¡.JSeen (M'sg) LidelaY ut+ t'

G.se) Lide]e 'eLcLr

!i::: ji

,

f,ï'i#ilÌ'*" or some '5- * 't; jwt ¿at

verbs are formed îrregularly: '-

'ilJ "s'*.r í;,o O.ro-, Gidel) tt-P

(M.sg) SawaY LÍ-r¿

Become (F'sg) Sawe

GL) sawi Ui,

To carry Wrral é¿t

WrraY Lt¿)

Wrre j-a

WrriAlso by replacing the (Wol and J ¡'yt' É +'f.lt*

kidel) of the infinitive to a 'r't \ i/*,ól 'lJt'l É'¿r,r

auxiliary verbi' tú1,"¿fr f

J¡t,To break (matawel) ,tf oVBroken (mat karry) |

o\

Jll.¡É: + cL-J

,./J + ..4J

,¡t: + 4,rj: + ü

Jr-, fl

áJÁr,t(ÁJ

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Pashto the Lansuase of the Afehans 52

First ( awal)First ( Rrombay)Lattêr (Wrustay)Safe, peace (Salamat)Safgty ( Safamati)Traveller ( Musafer)Escort @adraga)To wash for.prayer, (audas kawel)To pray ( Munz kawel)Cloths (Jame)

Turban ( Pagrrey)Dirty ( Khiran)\Ã/et ( Lund)Dry (Wach)Dead body (Marray)Grave (Qabar)Graveyard ( Adira)

ExcerciseMay you not get tired.(Starray mashe)

How are you? ( Schanga ye)Are you good well? (Sha ye)Yes, f am fine, well (Ho sha yem)Are you happy (tah khoshala ye)Yes I am happy ( Ho zah khoshala yem)

oy

Excercise dPJJrl

.-fJ¿

uPsssC-i-,¡)l-jt-

t¿5_lJ¿

JrS *ylI ¿q.g è *-t..t

dç¿

4rJ*''br.-g

JJ

Excersise ¿¡;Will you drink tea?(chai Scheshe)

No/ (Na)

I drink water (Zahobah schashem)

Come here (dalta ra sha)

Hurry uP ( Zher rasha)

Wait a little ( Leg sabr wokrra)

Where do You live ( tah cherta ose)

I live here ( Zah dalta osem)

In a village ( Pa Yau keli ke)

In a citY (Pa You shar ke)

PeoPle live ( Khalq osegi)

People saY (Khalq waYee)

It is hot todaY (Non garmi da)

erttl

..J

uòl

ù{lcþ rs*

,r'- t(É

LJ- +f'' +j

u¿útc,;¡L t

¡- lJta,-lþ g g

,É uati

Diminutive: rY ¡';''a: t

To express sweetness, dislike' "::Ë,|;lff;fr":iiiä:"l,liil';liii*. "'* É r' rj¿5Ðt's*L'¿:

¡.,li r¡l t¡r.!1.¡ uJs

. ¡l ¡þtt) ))

'-5: -*)u-sl s-*rl ú' (rl uJ¡ tj

é ,F "-*,J ¿V ¿u'6*sl,!t'

t/' 'b'rfB.,f) r/t ¿',

tt:L:

l1

ItI

It,t"'t,\

adjectives:

Urchin (HalekeY)

Small house (KorgaY)

Small man (SarrakaY)

Little mother (MorkeY)

Little sister (KhorkeY)

Little red (SorkaY)

¿fli:.g,ÍtÍ, ,J,Jr'éétY''j,Jtrr,J,Jtn, ,-Í

oT.

Boy (Halek)

House (kor)

Man (Saray)

Mother (Mor)

Sister (KorkeY)

Red (sor)

.rlJ¡

tÍLt-,-

v:è)y

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Pashto the Language of the Æghans 54 ¡i ¡¡þ,

The Kabul city (da kabul shar)

The Kabul roaá,way (da kabul lar)

The city of Kandahar (da kandahar shar)

Hindokush mountain ( da hindokush ghar)

Salang Pass ( da salang kotal)

Side by side mountains (schang pa

schang ghrona)

High mountains (Jeg ghrona)

¿#

i'rt.

!

iI

l

i

II

I

IL

iIì

i

II

I

IIII

itItt

tI

tIr.

tr

tIItI.

tIutr

li

IE

v

Iliti

E

E

IIb

Ë

fi,h

T

¡'tirT

1r.".!)

i.l

II

l

!

it

,tå.}¡tf,

¡Y rl,¿tfl

.,[; ¡b.r5l

,å r:l3.rol

¡if .l:ll-r

:

Pæhto thelanguage of theAfFhans 55 li¡ai¿

Sgctions:3- iáÙj.a'o'r*)J

The Verb Fial) J¡L:...r Ltr'J .,-r LtlúJ'L'¡ Jl ¡'rr !' Jr-;t fu 'é

u3 -x''" \.Jt*il r::1,,*ll, JLt;l

.rytl ,J¿v ' ,b¡J '¡l ÁJ JL.iI 'bt '

n Jut (Prefixed) ,-&tlu'¡{L- .llJt¡l S J¡ rq Jt^¡t ú2!¿

.rþlt ¿ rJ¡ æ:

In Pashto all verbs are divided into two groups' Sim-

ple Verbs and derivadve-verbs'

1- SimPle like: Tlel $; to go

Lwustel J:"rl to read

Khwarrel Jtt to eat etc '

2- Derivative : all other verbs compound' denominative

¿¿1 a!-rL¡ I '9 L\i¡ fu L>\it¿Jt

,JJ-þ rK+

OL

and prefixed belong to this group'

Compound as :

To be wounded (Zhobel kidel)

Þrefixed like: To take away (Wnal)

To bring ( rawnal)

Denominative:By adding auxiliary ( kawel) J.,f and (kidel) JoJ to the

stem of nouns or adjectives'

To kill (men kawel) Jf¡To die (merrKidel) JrJ*¡

ô0

J¡J ü"iJ¿,

J¿rl,

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:giJ alst ú.tt þ,3U., ¡t ;, J*¡úi:---ozt -JU

According to the time clause verbs have three

tenses

Present tense - Past tense - Future tense

:gl rJ3¡ ¡¡ gU er ,r:¡..t þ;

(hÐ "¡jT.þ¡(T) s;.rrrr þ;

(AcÐ t t',,þ(Pass) Jran ¿;(Pos) c^.'l¡ J,rú

(Neg) ,-tt- ,þ¿

According to the meaning, there are sii differentkinds of verb :

-Transitive Verbs

-Intransitive Verbs

-Positive Verbs

-Negative Verbs

-Passive Verbs

Active Verbs

ol

rIlk

I

ri

iiii

iIbf,

I

tI

rI

f

t

t

Iv,

,tl

I

I

General Rules r'l,*Personal endings of the : ¡rH ,svj Jb¡ :¡¡¡ti

Present tense: 1- sg (em)

1- P (u) : 2- sg (e)

2- pl(ey- yast) ¿-U--'.r- 3- sg (ey)

3- Pl (Ð Lt (a)

Personal endings of the 'orÇ .,¡t..; c*t

I

I

i

t,

Iti

i,

tta

þ,

rÍ,

$,,

t.

ui

$

,í..

i'

Past tense:

1- Pl (wu)

2- pl(ey-wast) üd

(wu)

3-P (F.P) , e

ILt

,r,

I

l-sg (om) |rt 2-sg (e) Ls

l¿ -'a 3-sg(o) rt) (F.s)a, r

tt

oV

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Word Order:In pashto in a simple sentence the subject comes

first, the object second, and the verb at the lastpart.

Example:

I read a book - Zahkatab lwalem $ vt:f ,;

Verb To Be:(I am) zahyem

Thou(You afe) tah ye(FIe is) Day dey(She is) Dã da(We are) mung yu(You are) Tase, yey- yast(They are) Duy di

PastQ was) Za worn

Thou (you were) Ta we(FIe was) Day wo(She was) Da wa(We were) Mung wo(You were) Tasi \r/ast- Tasi wey(They were) (M.pL) Duy wo(They were) (F.pL) Duy we

.oÂ

F

tF.

I

It

t

l

I

r

I

I

t

t

t

t

i

t

Ir

tlrII

I

&

Ë.lrÍ',

itr:

!1

tIi

Pashto rhelanguage of theAfghans 59 !ir:l'

Formation of the Present tense: J'i Jt-

The present tense is formed from the stem of the

verb by addition of the personal endings:

ryÇ ,þ"t j' tY ,*t i .þt 'i j'¿n

^" J*i ;t'; Jt-r

.1921 úLal-¡5 u$'i ¿z''¡¡e¡l¡f¡

infinitive Stem Personal endings

Liket Lik + m (I write)

JfJ S.J +t 'ffJ*¡ Oit'-ut *î

ÚJ ú)¡¡ f¡

t-iyc.-U-- d. !î-V

úr úsJ.t

uøw¡s ti

é¿ ¿3

j Ltt

,rf ,¿l'¡. y

c-þ - ús uJ;Jt (;Jt

Çs Ctt

Formation of the Past tense: ,Þ ,tzuThe simple past'tense (imperfective) is formed

either from the infinitive or from its stem by

adding the Past Personal endings'

ryL) uai,.],¡t ty, sitrJ ri¡¡b- ¿'t"at Å '-¡Ç -r!'4r:l 'I'3 cþV'

.Ls# úl^bl , ,-h ,Ps¿-t ¿l$ .søUt

Infinitive )r'a)

To see,look (Lidel) J+¡

He saw me (zah Ye lidelam) d+'.¿ o;

Infinitivel¡.o, Stem 4¿To get uP (Paschedel) J¡åt' råt'

You were gäfting op (Tah paschede) 'rËu' ^r

o1'

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_ tgr;-l1The simple past tense of fprrfBy adding theprefix (waw ¡). to the imperfective form .I read (ma wulust) É ut¡ L

I saw (ma Wulid) ç, u-The'inegula¡ inransitive:To go (TIel)

.[bWenr (Wanel)

J¿y,To come (Ratlel)

JlrbCame (Raghlel)

ü¿b- In Compound verbs by putting the auxiliäry verbs

in the perfective.The work finished . (Kar khlas shu) -ú ,yYè ¿KFormation of the fufure tense: &, J,Jr._

The future tense is formed from the Orrr"n, t"irc Uyadding the particare (Ba r+ ) after the subject both inperfective andimpecrfetive.

,g¿f úLøl ycrtrl ¡r.¡¡ I r.r- rlri Jt r r¡LJ.¡J¡.¡rqs.þ.lra,-l

I will be writing a lefter

AIso by adding the prefix (waw .¡ ) to the ,-o*j#rï * u

form.

.rS ¿óI'å/- ), ¿t ,þV.9.¡L,_ .l t- u.¡U .J,l.j, .-t &Ar¡rr.Si,;.rf.r.¡

I wiu wntñtetter (za ba*r, *"iil3rf- ,itL 6,s5

r. tlJ'¡ -bi e' 6

Pashto the Laneuase of the Äfehans 61 t'i ;þ,

Common Expressions:May you not get tired (Stanay ma she) cþ ,sPMay you not get tired (Tah staray ma she) u'L tsn:'' t:

May you not become poor. ( Khwar ma she) ,þ ¿l-*

.dd JrU ü tq ^qrJ(Zah bakhat likem).

How are you ( Scha hal deY)

It's all right (Khairyet dey)

You are always welcome (Har kala ra she)

May you live all time (Har kala ose)

You are welcome (Pakhair raghle)

May you live happily ( Pa khair owe)'May God be with you (Khdai da mal éha)

æ"==,:;;-È=Ë==-.+--_-_

Dialogue (Khabere Atere) a¡t ç*I wash forprayer (Zah awdas kawom) ¡-í u.tsl '3I do my prayer (Zah.monzkawom) ¡É þ-*')Is your cloths clean? (Sta Jame pake di) tøt Jt,.r't" t"-

Is your shirt clean? (Sta kamis pak dey) lú;r éltJ, ú"!SlL"

No (nah) ü

It is dirty ( Nah khiran dey) út JrP

Which one is yourturban? (Sta pagney koma da) lrs r"¡f .rÉ,t"-This is (Da da) ¡¡l¡

Is your turban clean? (Sta pagrrey paka da) I ¡¡ ¿fU '.tl'.,,b-

1\

g;r Ju ,,;

¡9,1 C'roi

'åb ß¡

u-:l tJStt

,þl¿ *+a:l -*\

¿,, J¡ ç¡l ..gl,ri

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^,j¡.þ,

No (nah)

It is also dirry. ( hagha ham khirana da)For prayer clothes should be cleaned.(da monz Lapara bayed jame pake wi)

Excercise ipJDo you fast? (Tah Rozha Lare) trg.;| ej¿¿ sYes I fast. ( Ho zah rozhalarem) .¡) e|_u ú stWhat is that place? ( Haghakom zay dey) rç5r 6tl fÉ úthat is grave yard.(Hagha Adira da) os rysleirThat is mosque (Hagha Jomat day) 6l c:,L¡,¡ ri,rIs your father alive? (Sta plar zhwanday day) us ,Js¡j ¡\bNo. He is dead ( nah hagha marr shawey dey).g;r ,sÈ ¡ ¿;, ¿jIt is very cold to day.(Nan ddera yakhni da) rs.l,.r- l,¿r ipWhere arc you going now? (Aus chirta ze) tþ sA u"¿lIVhere have you been yesterday?

(Paron chitra we) tú-t ¿,.-å ts¿,I was here. ( Hamdelta wom)

¡-r..uJ.r-lI tell no lies (Zah drogh na wayem) f.-lr rJþ, ,;He tells lies ( Hagha drogh waye) _rl, þrr.-^

¿j

ot rir5i p ¿,ia

dt" ¡-q ,¿V'eyt,St é\

rT

t

F

If

þ

II

I

I

p

I

r!t:

t

Ë

ff,

H

þs.

Pashto the Language of the Afghans 63 ¡'i ¡ir-¿

VocabularY ùu-r

Relations (Khpulwãn) ùl#Grievances (Khapgân) ùÇTo be hurt (Khugkidel) JuS¡3-

Unlucky (Kambakht) . 4Well (Kohi or schah) DËt-

"¡,lTo advise ( Nasihat kawal) JtS ,>-*':To divide (weshat) ,þtEqual (Braber) ¡l¡Against ( Barkhelaf¡ .j)j-¡To fear ( weredel) J¡-Y,

Custom (Rewäj) Cl;.s

Rest comfertable ( Aram) l;lLoser (Perr) tNation, tribe (Qaom or Qäm) ft¡ t- f,To live on (Guzara kawel) J¡l ,.tlß

1Y

1T

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To stay to LivePresent tense

I stay

You stay

He stays

V/e stay

You stay

They sray

Pastf was stayingYou was stayingHe was stayingShe was staying'We were stayingYou were stayingThey were staying(F)tt

Feminine

Jq*rl

Jt-

ç-sl cj

,*:l':c*tl ,9t

-¡-:l ir"-e:l

,-*,b

,gtl rtst

6¿lr*;-'l u,bl-,

¡.ta.¿l o3

,glo-sl so.t*316s

o.ty¡l fr

¿t--.:liy'rS¡1.a¡l ,*bJ,'o.ulg¡r

u)t.,sl rg-5t

F

F

IIú

k

Ii

E

rr

II['

F

IF

E

þ

Ë

['2i

Vl

w

h

H

$v

p

g.Á

Ëff''Ë;ftÍ1;frr

åtj.!

i

Pashto the Language of the Afghans 65 ¿'i ¡i'

Present perfectI have stayed

You have stayed

He has stayed

She has stayed

We have stayed

You have stayed

They have stayed

Past PerfectI had stayed

You had stayed

He had stayed

we had stayed

You had stayed

They had stayed

SubjunctiveI will,shall,stay

You,will, shall, stay

He,will, shall, stay'We,will, shall, stay

You,will, shall, stay

The¿wi-ll, shall, stay

# ,s^b\.,

f' J+;:l 'i¿- J+'':l s

,9t ].t;-¿l ,gs

nr,rJ.r*.¡l l,r

_y- J+rt iyc-"U.- ,¡- J+:l oU

,9t ).ta"5l tg¿t

q¡{ é^bl"¡: )+:l n3

e: JÞ:l '¡3 J+:l a¡

tt J+tl lyS: JJ*-*:l 'rb

ss )43|'r55t

+-åç-sl s rj

ur-sl s ¿:

u-jl ¿ ç5t

¿':l:lY'u-sl 3 Al;u-sl 3 r5-9t

1¿ 10'

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Pashto the Language of the Afghans

Future

I willstay

You will stay

He will stay

She will stay

We will stay

You will stay

They will stay

Imperative

Stay

Stay you

He should stay

She should stay

r[+t-*

1slt4útíJl s 4 ¿J

,stsl : 4 çgt

u¡*¿l s u. l¡

-r-sl t + j:''e:l ¿.r,fU'u-sl s 4 úsJ

rr,¡l-¿

U*sl - u¿l

,.r-¡l .gsl,l -,_tslúJ ú¡

¿ri .i.

jt,

Pashto the Lanßuage of the Afghans .67 !j ¡å-

Vocabulary:Man (Sarray)Language (Ztreba)Good morning (Salam Alikom)

Question (Poshtena)

To ask To question (Poshtena kawel)

To learn (Zdakawel)To read (Lwustel)Letter (Lik)To write (Likel)Importent (Mohim)To speak OVaYel)Education (Pohena)

To understand (Pohedel)

Much, Many (Dder)Less, few (Lag)Sweet (Khog)Bitter (Trikh)Black (Tor)White (Spin)Again (Biya)Another (Bet)Price (Baya)Carpenter (farkann).Carpentry (Tarkanni)Young (Zwan)Young, she,it (Zwana)

1V11

úti,rtf.¡a, I

r"+lY-¿:zl .t.¿t

J s ,¿:;u.¿t

J3l o¡J"--)

t'l.J

JÇf,!'¡

f.iÀ ¡¡¿t

J.¡.¡,- ¿t

/-).j

.-tP

er¿i

úrt*ü4

iK;urg¡

t9JIP

^:ç

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Pæhto ahe Language of the Æghans 68 uj ¿-¿

Auxiliary Verbs Jt¡l ,é-É. To become (Shwel) J-,;

Present tenseI become

You become

He becomes

She becomer

We bebome

You become

They become

Past tenseI became

You became

He became

She became

V/e became

You became

They became

They (F) became

rJL'¡.r')¡ .-

gaa

ê,st"É

l'_ú v-*. ¡ l-Lf .-fv

,-i rsst

.t6.^tW

/r t ¡_å tiJp u- c-þ':J-* t--É cç¡

.l,"å t¿ oÉ l¡

J-ú L- :-å v. -t

J-å , Ls-þ,sbJ¡ u- J-ù rsr'

J# rstt F

H

H

v,K,

IBß

Ë'

wbT;

r

I

t¡g'

w

rH

Ë

Þ

Ë

r

H

Ë

Ë,

åF

It!

i

I

I

Pashto the Language of the Afghans. 69 ¿'i iå

Present perfectI have become

You have become

He has become

She haTc become

We have become

You have become

They have become

Past perfectI had become

You hadnbecome

He had become

She had become

You had become

They had become

1^

(r#) 'þV tstJ

r"' g'þ ¡j

'j' LJtt'¿j

LSt é-È Lt}

r,l ç5¡"! l,l

t e-Èitc*U- - ,¡- çSÈ ,gtr

LSr LS-È LtJt

has became¡l have became

,-Ilr r* tt-l-aJ¡ J had became

11

(,tt¡r) 'þV e)

¡: Ú'i tiút Lt-Å ¿j

3 ú-È Ltr

t5 cts,i lt

c*l: - C: C-È s-b¿s ú-È ttst

t+-F.Í vi Èu+

,J *¿Vu¿l

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Auxiliary

Present tensergoYou go

He goes

She goes

'We go

You go

They go

Past tense:I 'Went

You WentHe Went

She Went.We WentYou'WentThey Went

(F)

To Go (Tlel) Jtr

Jt¡l ,é-,É

'Jbþ,:t .-

L?þ,þ rst

,þ1,j, i,

''Þ eEþ rstt

uþu¡lY oj

r.g¡T t¿I,J'1t lr

.¡T f.rtr-¿T,-*U-

J¿Y 6¡rr.l¿T g;3r

Past ContinuousI was goingYou were goingHe was goingShe was going'We were goingYou were goingThey were going

Present PerfectI have goneyou have gone

He.has gone

ShJ!oneWe have gone

You have gone

They have gone

Past perfectI had gone'You had goneHe had goneShe had gone'We had goneYou had goneThey had gone

6¿lt ;."ÇeV# -*,¡

Jt¡ - r1,.;l,r- ú¡

¡l!- - lL'l¡,L-rVir.

Jb -.rt ,rbJt

./; tg¡r

V"j.r-rþUf.*'JJ Or ,-þ r:

"¿',þ ",rb o'rst'r-þ " 'r-* ,strr,rlJu " .rb l,

t,-þ " J inc-"t- Jb ",rt ..¡U-

úr Jb " ,j att

laloZV¡tl.,]IJ;"

ù '.,r *,gt"-þ' '")a sJ rrlJJ "

,,) ,s,

-n,-)b " J ivll-i l- l-

$tP èLlvtt,þ '.,'b úr,

(F) .s, Jb'.,'l¡.¡r,

V.

Y\

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Auxilliary

ImperativeGo'(thou)Let (him, her) go_¿l-.nt go

GoLet them go

PotentialI can go

You can go

He can go

We can goYou can go

They c¿ut go

FutureI will go

You wilI go(Thou)He will go

She will go'We will go

You will go

They will go

They will go

To Come (Ratlel)

Jt¡l ,rç-,-í

ñr,/'¡/ld¿r

,-É.rr ¿I

"5 'þå' ,r¡rr,-y'.s¡ jY

cJt';tll,.*i,,ll; or,rl., ü

,; .þ ss r-þ ú

"¡,,b tt,! ts'

-å 'W u-,J iY

"É,¡!b tt,j ,-'-E

.r, Jtt .rt,j ,st,

;-rértl-r

Pashto the LanguaFe of the ÆFhans 73 '{j tti-

Conditional tense

Had I gone

Had you gone

FIad he gone

Had she gione

Had we gone

Had you gone

Had theY gone

t' '¿Y + ''i,y'lT+¡

.Ê ¿Y + .rt

.,:r¿T*tt/ ¿Y +'J.¡'

ty' ¿T ".'.tb.'å¡Y þ.ç1st

c,¡ ú.lI ¡{ úrr

SubjunctiveI may - qhall go

You maY, will go

He may; will go

She maY, will go

'We maY, will. go

You'maY, will go

They maY, will go

+-þ u^bu

dltot*';úf':'þuß

ú ç9tß¿,ll; Jr ¿L' l¡ ¿.f

Jtr- Þ¡rs,/t -,J ç*b ú

JL- tr-" ^f

ub;¡É lT t;

d¿T.,uy' -rY çs

tr'¿J l'Ê ¿1!-*

'.r rT g-b¡¿Y çrr

VT

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Auxiliary

Present tense

I come

You come

He comes

She comes

We come

You come .

They come.

Past tense

I came

You came

He came

She came

We came

You came

They came

TtÍey llF)

To come (Ratlel) .'llrl,

Jt ¡l ,þ-l

Jt(Jrb )

þb,:,Jt, u

þt, at

þl¿lt9tPD YY

Past ContinuousI was coming

You were coming

He was coming

She coming

We were coming

You were coming

They were coming(F)

Present. Perfect tense

I have come

You have.come

He has come

She has come

We have eome

You have come

They háve come'

'r-rl¿,gE

,jl, att

é^bu

dt¿l-, or #1, ';,J.Ul, ,, þ1, s

t*1"ç'rLål¡ h

,tl¿b - -l*tt ¡r,'þlj - .þl: r-rb

,g¿lt :-'l éþV,Jltl, t- *t, ';

JUl.r - JSl, ør¡F,rl¿lr.rrt

' Jtrb o ulLlt s

:l;l¡ ,.9r

dbb - rJbt l'>

Jrli - _*t: ¡-,'Jttl-, - ',rt-l¡.rt¡

J¡l¡,¡rt

- .l\#J é"ave 'Flr';,-) &l¿'¡

ú),J¿li,¡,ri ,r[êl-¡lr

-Y-.,þlt v-,'o-U- ; ,-) 'þl¿.rU

úr Jåb ú3r

,,lblr.grt

Va

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Past perfect

I had co'me

You had come

He had come

She had come

We had.come

You had come

They had. come

ImperativeCome

Let (hirn, hgt) come

Come youT et them come

Potential mood

Can I come

Can You come

He can come

She can come

We will come

You will come

They will come

tot{ "rå1.

¡, "Þb 'j'9t

u[ilt sre þl¿,9t

r-¡ ,rlð1.,¡ ll

:-:gÞla.jr¿-l¡ -'A:,þl¿ ,-¡.,b

s ¿þl¿ '9¿t

'u¿l^Å1.,

- Ll.,

cå .;stl¿

êlt-,þ,bci

'st l¿

cJt'.,jlK"l

É -Uln;,i ,)l¿'¡

¡ l-lcP t.}-t¿ ú¡

"Éf¡ + t'

Èl¿ +jv,ål¿ 4crb

cål¿ 4 tsst

.

Pashto the LanguaFe of the Afghans 77 a'j ¡¡i

SubjuntiveShall, may I come

You may come

He may come

She may come

We may- shall come

You may shall come

They maY shall come

Past conditional tense

If I had come

If you had come

If he had come

If she had come

If we had come

If you had come

If they had come

If they had come

V1

+-åÉl,'j,¡^l¿'s

"Élr.gt,rl.¡ l¡

-Èt:ir',-jlt,gE,jl¿ as'

#tl, t- *t, '; ^fJttl, U- jsl.¡ s ß

tl¿ rgt ß

^lbb t- rbl-¡ b rf

,.Ltrl, - -*lt¡-,'ß.Jttl, - '¿tib u-1i.5

Jbl-¡ .r-r, d(F) ,ttl, ú¿s ß

^-b; ,sþl',

VY

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Pashto thelansuage oftheÆehans 78

Note: üf ¡l+Present. continuous:

Sentence corrunences with (ka) ef= if(Ka day razi no zat'ba zem) þ u. ,: -i ,ib ,st ßIf he keeps on coming, I shall keep on going

(first sentence in simple present and second in the

simple future)

Past continuous:Use imperfect in the first sentence and habituai in

the second.

(ka hagha mtlu or rata no zah ba tlem) ab þ. ù) -; sl-rt¿ rtl-r ¿-¡ rfIf he had kept on coming, I would have kept on going

Present Conditional:(Ka hagha Rashe no zah ba Lalr shem) d¡Y + rþ $l¿út ÉIf he comes I will go.

Past conditional:The word (way,rlr) after the uninflected past participle in

the first sentence:

(ka tah raghly way no zah ba talay wom)

P ') +¡) t el: 'þl¿

s ßIf you had come,I would have gone.

v^

¿ri .:.3,

Negative Past: : 6þ1" ,.ît-In the negative pasr the na = Ài is placed after the following

particles:. å| .*¡;bl ¡år ¡J +'. '',r ,rd- rl.;rr é ,*U ,.þ u,

(Rä) b

(dar) ¡)(War) ))(Waw) t' "

lr(wä)(Lã) T

(Pre) Ltt,

(Pore) ú)4Fle came - (Hagha RägheY) ',-Pl¿ ti.a

He didnot come. (Hagha Rã na ghey) ',-f ^jb tiÀ

I went. (Zah Larrem) ¡lY ni

I didnot go (Zah Lä na rrem) ¡l ei I oj

I took (Mä wakhist) t'*åLL.

I didnot take ( Mã wa na khist) 't:-+ rjLt'

I saw hirn (Mä wolid)

I did not see him (Mâ wo na lid) +J ¡;L¡ol_¡L

V1

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Pashto tlreLanguage of theÆgans 80

Vocabulary:

Man (Sarray)

Language (Zhaba)

Good morning (Salam Alikom)

Question (Poshtena)

To question- To ask (Poshtena kawel)

To learn (Zda kawel)

To Read ( Lwustel)

I-etter ( Lik)To write (Likel)

Importent (Mohim)

To speak (Wayel)

Education (Pohena)

To understand (Pohedel)

Much, Many (Der)

Less,few (Leg)

Sweet ( khog)

Biner (Trikh)

Black (Tor)

White (Spin)

Again ( Biya)

Another ( Bel)

kice (Baya)

Carpenter (Tarkann)

^.

¡i .:.L

,JLå,

é?.¿atJ

éJ.ct)[-¡.i¡.1 ¡

t J¡

JJ +L- t.,J .¿f

JJ o¡

J'-J,d=J

JTJ

f,!¡

Ä.iÀ gJ?

J¡.¡-_ ¿a

t-¡t

:te-;¿-f

.tg

t*

&+{

f,K;

F

Pashto thelanguage oftheAfghans 81 &i¡¡¡-

Carpentery (Tarkanni)

Young (Zwan)

Young (she, it) (Zwana)

Acquaintance:

Salam zmã nom zarghon deY

Salam zmâ nom zarghona da

Zah Afghan yem. tase schok Yastey

Zah ham a,fghana yem.¡- lliil¿ rj

Tah zda krra kawe rrgf tf tti t:Ho zah da karhenne pohenzi ke zdakrra kawem.

' ?Í '..l "j .5'!< L;"al u jJt$¡Zah ham Pa hamdagha pohenzi ke zdakrra kawem.

ó" tu," ra redu ,,;;.;;",r{;f ;;'H."¡"''ï:'n u

ú- úl',Åii ei;J.t.J d,r-blManena. Hela da Biya be sara wo ttno'rr-, ¡¡ 4 k ¡¡ ¿L¡ ¡:¡.Da khday paman.

¡LU, ú;htrPa makha de íha..

*AtÉ-4

çß $þ'

',,5> l*,j ¡r t ; trX-

ot ü3L-r3 ¡r t-.j tpt-

l,r:-U- ulË,rb .¡- irL^ål rj

d'6-lûtþ

'rlj,

A\

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Pæhto theLanguage of theÆghans 82

: ' -:.Read and write i ï,ì:-tiji.cÁ+L :l,Jj:

':l

Afghan '¿,ti¡l

Afglians ) ¡UtiilPashton trù.,Pashtons ltr;.1

Pashto *,The language of the Afghan (da Afghan zhaba) e,j ¡LiilrThe languag of the Afghans (da Afghanano zhaba) e,j.¡jUl'xlr

Boy (halek)

Boys (Halakan)

Girl (nageley)

Girls (nagune)

Name (Baryalay)Name (Torpekey)

Good (shq)

Friend (malgeray)

Table (maiz)Pen (kalam)'Woman (shaza)

Room (kotta)Chair (schawkbyj

¡'ì.:.Jg Pashto the Language of the Afghans 83 &i ii-'

.tllÀ

¡tll'r,e

,lJ_r?

Jt'¿¿,

l-p¿l

+úÉt

""'ftta-

lgu¿

sS-. rJ

éi

Excercise:

Modsety (Pashto) ,r+,

Modest (Pashton) ùJ+,

To understand (Pohedel) J¡=r¿

Do you understand? (Tah pohege) ç ,..-.J - ^,. VJ.' ¿l

Yes,I understand. (Ho zah pohegenr)lfl' 'j'J¡

did you'understand? (Poh shwe) 1. çsF oa

Yes I understood (FIo zah poh shwem)ç-ù o4 o3 ¡

Say it again (BYa wowaYa).,-l¡¡ t*

$ay it again (Bya wo waYeY)t''¡'l¡-l k

\ilho are you ? (Tah schok ye) G ., ;1 ,¡- ¿i ':What is your name ? (Sta nom scha dey) \ -7.rp Ë tit"-V/hat is your father's name? (sta da plar nom lîlg..liyl*r.,-

1 cr¡ ^- ! )4'Where is your home ? (Kor de cherta dey)

Ç ,g> tjr;7 çtJ )-ÍIs there any one there ? (Flalta schok shta) ¿ - ,:.

AY

dt¿r¡

AT

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Pashto the Language of the Æghans 84 ti ¡:!-

Read and Write

What is it ? (Dã scha shaY deY)

It is a book @â kitab deY)

What is it ? @a scha shaY deY)

It is ink. ( Dagha rang deY)

This is a pen. (Dã kalam deY)

This is a pencil. (Dâ Pensil deY)

This is an inkwell. @ämushwaney da)

This is a booklet. ( Dã kitabcha da)

This is a room. (Dã kotta da)

What is that ? ( Hagha scha shaY deY)?

That is a booklet. (Hagha kitabcha da)

What dose he do? (Hagha scha kawi)

He studies. (Hagha durs lwali)

V/hat are you doing? ( Ta scha kawe)

I am writing a litter. (Zakhatlikam.)

What is he doing? ( DaY scha kawi)

He writes a letter. ( day khat liki).

We and (thou) you. (Mung aw tah)

We and he. (Mung aw daY)

We and she. (Mung aw dã)

AL

'rJJ-t:l Jj:I,.gl ,r^! Ëlr

¡.9s ¡¡l:fl:l..¡r,.,É ¿ ¿t

,g 3;¿ tjt

.5s ,Ji lr

.!r J;¡,1:

orll3,å...1r

¡¡ ¡r.¿tll¡

r: r;¡fll

lU¡,y' r> ri¡o¡ ¡-rt¡f ri¡

trgT *| tt

J¡J.,r-r¡ !otr53l ;L ':

'SJ f'';

f ..gy' Ë .tr

,rÇ!i úr

^: ¿l i-*,5t 5l .i-t

b 3lir¡

Pashto the Language of the Afghans 85 ¿'i ;*

Read and Write

We and you (Mung aw tasi)

We and theY ( Mung aw duY)

You and theY (Iase aw duY)

You and I (Tase aw zah)

You and he (Tase aw daY)

You and we (Tase aw Mung)

You and she, it (Tase aw dá)

They and I. (DuY aw zah)

They and You (DuY aw Tasä)

They and we (DuY aw mung)

They and he (DuY aw daY)

They and she @uY aw dã)

.r#r:l Jj:,gV sli-¡'

,9e 5t i:,.531¡ì ,r-b

rj rl.rbç¡;r¡l .rrb

i-" ¿l 'gVl: ¡l .r-b

$ 2l rg¡t

,-.,E i 'sst'j-¡t sl ,tst

g;.r elg;¡r

lt ¡l .g¡r

Âo

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Pashto theLanguage oftheAfghan$ 86

ri.J¡ ,. {tr , in, l¡ ' É¡ , ¿i , rj

Duy ; Tasa ; Mung ;Da; Day ;Tah1'Zah

I and you (Zah aw tah)

I and he (Zah Aw Day)

I and they (Zah Aw Duy)

I and you (Zah Avr Tase)

I and she (Zah aw Da)

I and you (Tah aw Zah)

You and he (tah aw Day)

You and she (tah aw Da)

Yqu and we (Tah aw Mung)

You and they (tah aw Duy)

He and I me. (day aw Zah)

He and you ( Day aw Tah)

He and she (Day aw Da)

He and we (Day aw Mung)

He and you (Day aw Tase)

¡i .:..1,

lo¿lej

g:11 oj

¿i¡ 2l ej

u-l: 3l o;

h -¡l o;

t3¿lr.

ú, Jl )ilr 3l e;

i-r':l ':6es ¿l úoj -rlg¡c ¡l6sb -¡l .9r

J:' sl ,St

,r-L- ¡lgl

Pashto the Language of the Afghans 87 &i ¡¡L' '

SgCtiO fi 4: ;^iJ,Á"JJt

Demonstrative Pronouns

Proximate

He - this (m) dagha

She - this (F) daghe

These (M+F) dagho

Remote

He - That (Hagha)

She - That (haghe)

Those- that (ÍIagho)

dagha

Hagha

Of him, of this

Of her, of this

Of those

(M-Ð sing+plural This dã l¡ = dagha

(Fem + m sing) de c.5¡ daghe=

of him, of that

of her , that

of those them

J-l-þ 6.¡tillÚtJ

rå¡

tJìt

a)' riÀ

,PJr¡rå.t

ri¡

ri.l¡

t'É"

úf t5

+i¡#Lr

^1

¡i¡¡

"i¡lrj¡j¡¡

AV

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Pashto the Language of the Afghans 88 'i;i-'.çé J*.'-La.í-¡Lilr ¡o .¡¡' r grr ' lr ¡ rr ' tgt :Ài1 )b-

(DuY , De , Dã , Da, DaY)

Note: These pronouns (Day - Da - Dã -De- Duy) also are consid-

ered ai demonstrative Pronouns'Thisda dagha

da da

of this da daghe

da de

dagha ta ¿: ;.Lt

dagha lara oJ r;,dagha la ¿J ¿-c¡

to this daghe ta ,,-..f)daghe lara

'J #,daghe Ia ,J ,¿t

' la dagha r-c¡ ¿J

la da ¡¡ rJ

la de Lr) ¡J

ladana ¡jr¡dFrom thrs

la daghe ,¡t rJ

lade úrJladena ,.,grd

É¡

= (Dä) b t- (dagha) rå¡

rå¡¡¡)J

,/,,úJ¡

Pashto tftt Lt"gttgt tf tht Afgh

ubt rå¡ Ltr Út5 Ú) l'¡

Daghe Dagha DaY DuY De Da

these=

of these=

to these=

Jr¡ -'¡¡ ¡i¡ ¡ér

Hagho Haghe Hagha Dagho

This man (Dà sarraY)

This woman (Dä shaza)

This boY (Dä Halek)

This girl (Dã NjeleY)

This womon (De shaze)

This boY (De Halek)

He goes (DaY zi)

They go ( DUY zi)

This boY (Dagha Halek)

This girl (DagheNjeleY)

These boYs (Dagho Halekano)

That man (Hagha SarraY)

That woman (Haghi shaze)

Those men (Hagho SarraYo)

Those men ' Women (flagho Shazo)

dagha

da dagho

dagho ta

dagho lara

^^

¡ir¡¿¡*¡

,) *t

ú¿- lt

4,,.4b l¡

uþlt

t.,? ú5

.db.grI,l ,t5

,è rtst

clb ¿¡

^)+ ct;\lb is

.r# úJ.,fet+þ-i,; *

¿L¿ út, dl¡ ^¡¡ ,J4 ús 'sþ rår

^1

ri¡ri¡

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Pashto the Language of the Afghans 90 e,j ¡:r,.,,

(Dã Sarray dey) This is a man. 'rtr sl¡lr(Dã Halek dey) This is a boy. 'Lt¡.stb l¡

He is happy. (Day Khoshala dey) .¡r dt*:¡i,¡r

She is happy. (Dã khoshala da) ,r dl,'.!¡.i lr

This pen is black. (Dagha kalam tor dey) .er.¡.¡,- f r-år

That pen is white. (Flagha kalam spin dey) úr .¡' ÊU l-À

This girl worked. (Dahge Nejeley kar wokerr) ft ¿Lf *þ ,,Lt

That girl did not work.(Haghe Nejeley kar wonekerr) ;í:.¡jr;þ u;o

These boys worked. (Dagho Halekano kar wokerr) ¡{-r.rll¡tllr;rThese boys didnot work. (Hagho Halekano kar woneken)Ér -rtf ¡tlbr;..Read and write. (Walwaley wolikey) 1fl:.Jj.tJust hand me that book please.

@agha Kitab kho rakrra)

This is true. ( Dã kho reshtya da)

I will do this. (Zakho da kar kawem)

Does this road go to the city?

(Dagha Lar shar ta zi)

It is very cold today.(Non dera yakhni da)

A fortnight ago. (Dwa hafte yxa oney kegi)

Come carefully. (Pa Pam sara raza)

Be careful. (Pam kawa)

May be Sacrificed. ( Qurban de shem)

1.

' Pashto the Laneuase of the Afehans 9l ^'i ¡:!-

Conjunctions g.¡¡ J"..¡ I

Simple conjunctions: and (Aw) rl É : L:'lBut ( Magar) J-If (Ka) ¿s

¡ ll , è -rl5 rêsa<

, !r Ç':='élr

¡É JSß è'i

þ t¡Ç¡T rår

lt,r':!q rr¿r ¿l

,sé Ç¡tll,r¡i¡ r¡r

tllr r- ru,ti

¡J.L- ll

¡'l rrr Atj

also, even (ham)

Or (ya)

No (Na)

Compound conjunctions: ,ó-rAlthough (Ka scha ham)

But if not (Ka na )

Subordinating conjunctions:

If (ka) sfhit- when (Che) åBecause - therefore (Zaka) ,KL

Because (Zaka che) ér 'l¿Despite of (Sara la de che) ¿¡ r¡;t ú rr."

Because (Wale che) ,¡¡ r):But (Laken) r,J'J

But (Kho) -r,

Only (Yawaze) ,ítt-

1\

Pt_

ü

e;; súß

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Pashto thelanguage of theÆghans 92 'i¡¡*

also......... also

No...........No

Or........... or

Some time.....some time

Na.........na

Ya........ya

.-írurtj.:-l ,¡J + ¡ ¡l ú

tt; ßtl ,þ s

',J-rl-lJ' l'j JÊ ^t

.Ltr rs 's.þt, ,S Jl ¿ + ,j

. cr rl or- DJr-r) þ è At.¡3 r* ¡ L S

.or ej rs¡i t¡¡ lg -r -È a¿:l g 4;t i ,rt

r'¡""rt'

¡i......¿j

t-......-t-

.r-¡¿ls 'r¿t

ßL ¿ J-b-¿ t{ t*¡

.t-ury-t .J- dì & t93 ¡j Jt ¿ ut

VocabularY ,rtJ

Book (Kitab)

Pen (Kalam)

Paper (Kaghaz)

House (Kor)

Country (Hewad)

Lesson (Lwust)

Work (Kaar)

And (Aw)

Also (Ham)

Sun (Lmar)

Room (Kotta)

Yes (Ho)

No (na)

Hand (Las)

Foot (Pesha)

Face (Mokh)

Eye (Sterga)

Nose (Paza)

Neck (Ghana)

Finger (Gota)

Nail (nook)

.-¡kl

rrþ

i's)-Í

tl¡¿¡

-t

Jtl

rl

f'J

'iÍI

,tj

¡-:!

tu

t5,:¿

¡þ

¡ rLäI

stl,!i

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,. Pashto thelanguage ofthe Afghans 94 ¡i¡:i

Section 5- a|¡. ¿^La

Infinitive )J*a'oz ßJ 6;,¡é'r- tJ' ¡¡l rJ'r''r rJr ¡"r"¡i¡:¡"¿¡'f-fr:fñ-:

All infinitives in Pashto language end with letters "Lam J"

,,yadel J¡-"and "Wal J¡" for example:

Likel,,to write" , Auredel "To hear'i Matawal "To break"

A: Infinitive on the basis ofconstnrction and ending: :L''Ll 1, ¡Fl¡l d¡¿r '¡"r'ae

:rjll

1- Infinitives ending(Lam J): g rg.o*rJrr,, r_,a tjl¿rø¿¡ - 1

Wahel(tobeat) J",Likel (towrite) JÇZtlLarrel (to weeP) ¡t:2: Infinitive ending (wal)

s.) ,gie:;rJ-¡, t ,¡7 ti5¿.tat r;t - 2Matawal (to Break) -'1 J¡uGerzautal (to Tum) t-l¡3-Infinitive ending (Yadel)

Matedel (to be broken)Zharredel (to weeP)

4- infÏnitive ending (Kawel)

Pakhla kawel (to reconcile)

Porta kawel (to take uP)

5- infinitive ending (Kedel)

judakedel (to saPerate)

prekedel (to be cut)

.'

Purhto thrlunguuge of üttA

B: Infinitive on the basis of meaning::u"Ll !, cl"¡ -¡J"at "r-'t

.,,,r¡ Jut ù ,lrr'"É.¡l¡J r¿l:r,J-'jI 5l ¡9't'u"93t'É'rJr *t '¡1

/.l¿')''ø ú

i rsltrJ¡r .,'iJ.rq t .,3 Jt¡tu¡ ,l rsé #1.¡jT J¡ 'ilt tJ¡.,-t J'¡!'çÁ J.*t Jwltg'r*''

Allinfinitivesthatendinletter(LamJ)areconsideredbothtran-

sitive and inrransitive. But verbs that end in ( Yadel J¡- ) are intrdn-

sitive and that end in (V/el J' ) are transitive'

:llJ.¡r=.É *J.r,-, ., ,å ¿i:sYt" - l-J¡+'t'

J'r'a3

:elJ ,.9¡¿¡'È *Jrf , ^', ç7 ti::r¿' tb - 4

JfÞJ-f ut¿

ÉJ ¡g¡.*.J¡J, - * *r-rill;J¡J.r¿

It

end in (Wel ) are nansitive'

Regular transitive Verbs:

In the present tense the final (U )

of the infinitive is changed to

the present tense personal endings:

Infinitives:

Likel:

Zah; Ltk + m: Likem

tJt',t ,Ft) orst-! ÉrÉ'

wahel:

Zah: Wah +m : Wahem

Tarrel:

ZahTarr + m: Tarrem

Note: (see personal endings page 65)

r;ra¿ rJr tàZ ¿.to't;J ';t'; Jt" r"

g¿È ¿l:Å, u.-øÚ t-,,i c-é:dJ '.¡Jt'.':-l

.SJ^*t

fÇ:¡+lJ:rj

t'¡tf*r3:tj

È:l'l:¡j

lo

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, Pashto the Language of the Afghans 96 r'i ¡¡fo

Regular Intransitive Verbs: tJt*¡t ,.,Ñ-d u.rcti .r"jIAll regular intransitive verbs tLd.rr, .J, ¡¡-.r rþ ct ¡ Jt- r,

in "Yadei J¡-" as: ,-É' t " ut¿t¿ ¿'t'ar \ '''. :ú .s)

To arrive (Rasedel) J-.--., tdj tçJ¡¿ sti ur þ'

To stay, Live (Ausedel) Jr*rt

In the present tense: By dropping the

infi.nitive :"Lam J" and change the finalrr¿¿[ J" of the infinitive to "ge¡ "

. ¿.t^øthen conjugate with the rules of regular gfå51t-9 p!9.- J+.,tInfinivite:

"

;;; -. ,-l*.,l'2=P -- r.P -- J'+'.¡

Infinitives:

To stay, to live: Osedel--

Pashto ttre LanguaFe of the Afghans 97 ¡{j r+

To beat (Wahel þ, ,,t ¡

Present tense: tJtt\,

I beat (Zah wahem) P"jYou beat (Tah wahe) "¡"5He beats (DaY wahi) 'js'ÉtWe beat (Mung waho) tt i-t'You beat (Tase V/aheY) '-Ì: '¡VThey beat (DuY wahi) '¿t utt

To arive: Rasedel

J+., ----- ¡r--r --j-- ¡i.-.r Raseg + m (I arrive )

To tremble: Rapedel----- RaPed

Jra¡ 'q¡ Rapeg +m Rapegem (I tremble)

Jr*rl ¡i--rl Osegem (I live ,staY)

Osed----------Oseg + m

Rased------- Rasegem

Future tenseI will bear (Zah ba wahem)

You will beat ([ah ba wahe)

He will beat (DaY ba wahi)

We will beat (Mung ba waho)

You will beat (Tase ba waheY)

They will beat (DuY ba wahi)

ImperativeBeat (wo waha)

Beat you (Wo waheY)

Prohibitive:

Don't beat (Ma waha)

don't beat you (Ma waheY)

1V

:rL:i:*'fs t'. ti

tls t¿' t¡

cP¡ ¡r ú¡

t: t.i_t

cP-l r¿,.r¡b

sPs tt çLl}

zuralttJJ

Us:

zu$ttJ þ

,ì: b

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Pashto thelanguage of theÆghans 98 ^'ir+Past participle: Formed by adding "ay ,¡ " to the

infinitives:

Wahel + ay

Beat'en: Wahelay ..J¡¡ : rr + Þ-r

Written: Likel + ay ,JÇ : ¡¡ + $JLikelaY

Thq imperfective :gi-¡Lo-" "l ,sþlaIm perfective tense is formed by adding to the infinitive

past tense Personal endings.

He was beating me Ê-, ,j ú

He was beating you ub¡ r; u¡

He was beating him Þ¡.¡r.i¡He was beating her rb-r

' ur

He was beating us þ-r.j-t,.bHe was beating you ..I¡,¡¡t- r¿.

He was beating them ,br.¡r, dHe was beating them(F) ,þrgls eir

Tf

III

t,

t

{

fi

ï

I

Perfective tense: add the prefix waw

tense as follow:

..

Pashto thelanzuage of theÆghans 99

He beat me (hagha zah wo wahelam)

He beat you (hagha tah wowahele)

He beat him (hagha day wo wahelo)

He beat her (hagha da wowahela)

He beat us (hagha mung wowaheloo)

He beat you (hagha tasi wowaheley)

He beat them (hagha duy wowaheloo)

1^

Present perfect: .'.,*,.; ,s^bVhesent tense of the verb with past participle;

He has beaten me (Flagha zah wa helay yem) re,Þr ü u¡He has beaten you (hagha tah wahelay ye) c/- .,b-, /'i ¿j¡

He has beaten him ( hagha day wahelay dey) ,.sr c,þ¡ grr rir'He has beaten her (hagha da wahele da) or,rb3 h ri-c

He has beaten us ( hagha mung wahele yoo) ¿,þt'¡y ^bHe has beaten you (hagha tasi waheli yey) A-,-\ .,-b Ài¡

He has beaten them ( hagha duy waheli di) ,tt ,+r f¡r rir

Past Perfect: l.¡.r "råt,

Past tense of the verb with past pafiiciple:

He had beaten me (Hagha zahwa heley wam) ¡, "þ.r ü ¿i¡

He had beaten you (hagha tah waheley we) r.tr ,r-l¡¡ c r"ir

He had beaten him ( hagha day waheley wo) i,þ: sr ,r.ir

He had beaten her (hagha da wahele wa) e-¡.rl-r3 h ri-r

He had beaten us ( hagha mung wahele wo) tt ,þti-t'ú¡He had beaten you (hagha'tasi waheli wey) 'a-t,þ:,rL-.-nHe had beaten them ( hagha duy waheli wo) ': rþ¿ g!¡r rirPresent Potential: l]Jt" 6ll.U-,1I can beat (Zah wahelay sham) i,þ.t o:

You can beat (tah wahelay she) ,å rþ: r:

He can beat ( day wahelay shi) ,.,É,-lnr.rtWe can beat (Mung waheley sho) *,Þ:i-rYou can beat (Tasi wahelay shey) t,-å,þ:,eb

They can beat d,-Jrr.çrt

11

in to the imperfective. -rt . I.e.Ð asért

Ê¡-r'j I'r

,rl¡t, ¿i rir

¡b.. rr¡ ¿j¡

rl¡ q.r lr /.i¡

Þ::!t ø'sl¡tJ ,¡-U'¡i¡

Þu.g¡r.i,

43 -;J-

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pashto the Languase of rtre Afghans 100

Irregular Transitive VerbsTo do ( kawel)

Ido (Zah'kawem)

To take away (Wnal)

I take away (wrrem)

To bring (Rawrrel)

I bring (Rawrrem)

To lead a way (Bewel)

I lead a way (Byayem)

Jt-¡l úJrr¡ rgrcG ,¡¿JÍ

¡É'jùr

I,p rj

J+1,

H¿ls'iJt'.

rr¿t* rj

Irregular IntransitiveTo go (Tlal)

I go ( Zahzam)

To come (Ratlel)

I come (Zah Razam)

To become (Shwal- kedel)

I become ( Zah kegem

To sit (Kshenastel)

I sit (Zah Kshenem)

Note:

gl g

verbs JUI c/jY ,Jþti ,¡¿

:

Pashto the Language of the Æghans 101 ¡i ¡liThe.o-pound verbs are formed by adding'

Kawel J¡ and kidet J+rto nouns and adjectives:

eil-ålrr- ¡V-,3l i-t-i ^J.J¡J¡I-Jefr'-rÇJ j-u*t ¡rl'¡ t'fl é¡t

:J¡¡,¡.rjY n rsé

Intransiiv: c/jYTo be given ( warkdel) J¡J¡¡

To die ( marr kidel) JrJ¡

To be made (on kidel) J'rJ¿-'+

To understand ( Poh kidel) J¡l U

To be irrigated ( Oba kidel) J'rJ r.,-¡t

To be shut ( Pore kidel) J¡J ..s.lr*

To be cut ( Pre kidel) J'Á+

To be broken ( mat kidel) J'rJ c'l'

To be wounded ( zhobel kidel) J"J ù.l:

To be destroyed ( barbad kidel) J'r¡ tu'¿

Transitive ú'tt:¡To give (warkawel) J'l'To kill (marr kawel) J-l¡

To make build (Jorr kawel) J-l¿s

To inform understand ( Poh kawel) J'Í''¿

To irrigate (Oba kawel) Jtl u¿l

To cut (Pre kawal) J-l 'st¿

To break (Mat kawel) JÍ a¿

To wound (Zhobel kawel) J.¡5 ot'

To destroy (Barbad kawel) JÍ '":J¡ 'u¡

\.\

To form fransitive from regular intran ¡jTr el o¡\J J¡¡¡+' J*i tr't':''rsitive verbs change "yedalñJ.,,]'of the -r' ,¡ J+ rJ¡r ¿í .l' r<Jq¡J*i

infinitive in to"Wel" J¡ : .!riS J^¡ úr'-t'

Transitive IntÈansitive

To make to get up (Paschawet¡$r* To get up J¡.¡q

To make to arive (Rasawel) J-, To arrive J'*,

\..

Jtr

þ,:Ñt

þt":Jr¡ -J¡

(é,:Ji."l+.ß

É.tJ,f,tJ àj

:¿-j-¡¡L-

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Pashto theLanguage oftheAfghans 102

Infirt,ï,..:

To do (Kaw)

To write (Lik)To go (Z) -To read (Lwal)

To drink (Schash)

To eat (Khwar)

To take (akhal)

To see (Win)To have (Lar)

t$¿J*,aa

-tél.J

t

Jrt

+¿P

J;r33

)To know (Poheg) t'aTo beat ( Wah) n3

To say tell (Why) ¿t¿

To stand to rise(paschedel);u,

To stop ,stand (Daredel) 'l¿J

To arrive (Rasydel) tt)To shine (Zalydel) #TO move (Khwazedel) jrTo do pain, To cripple (khoydedl) y¡ÉTo change (Badledel) J*To become sweet(khwagedel) y;r;

(kawel) JÉ(Likel) ,lqt(Tlel) ñ(Lwastel) J-"J(tsashel) J+( Khwarrel) ùÉ(Akhistel) J:";l(Lidel) J+l(Larel) J,l

(Pohidel) J¡++(Wahel) J'.,(Wayel) fu(pasch) J*it,(dareg) J.r,¡,

(ras) J,t*.,

(zalig) J+,tj

(khwaz) Jr,;É(khwageg) Jr,;(badl) J+l*(khwageg) J*¡É

.

Pashto thelangpage oftheÆghani 103 'i¡*'

To hope, wish (Aarzo kawel)

To ask (Poshtena kawel)

To find (Peda kawel)

To watch (Saeyl kawel)

To study (Tasil kawel)

To make to buid (Jonawel)

To weep ( Zharel)

VocabularyLook (\Magora)

Light (Rannã)

Dark ( Tayare)

Morning (Gaeiz- Sahar)

Afternoon ( Maspesôhin)

Noon (Garma)

Day ( Wraz)

Night (Shpa)

To day - Now (Nan)

yesterday (Paron)

Tomorrow ( Saba)

evening ( Mascham)

Sun-set (Mazdeger)

Sun (Lmar)

Moon (Spogmey)

Eafth (Mzeka)

J-l t:'iJS ':*u¿ ..,

JJ t.r-¿ -a

J/ J*Jrs J*i.

Jt.¿*ì^U¿)

.t¡s-È s

t.Þ-¡

t-ùJ9ç¿,1 -,1¿-,

IU1,-:{u

ttritJ

c))+É

¿/

itsi1.,

.Lltt.-É-r.¡t"

J'r/).#,t¡\rr,

ütJ

\.7

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Pashto the l-anguage of the Afghans 104 !i Fl:

Year ( kal) JK

Spring (PsarlaY) J*'Summer (Aunay) é¿:l

Auturnn ( ManaY) 'ëV/inter (ZhamaY) '13.#tFriend (Malgery)

Girlfriend (Malgerè) '3JtCountry (Flewad) ¡l'¡¿¡

Faculty (Pohanzey) i*¿Law (Qanoon) ¡¡rU

School (ShowenzeY) 'þt*Education ( Showana) t::1

To see (Katel) 'FTo read (Lwustel) J'-JTo laugh (Khandel) J¡+

Letter (Lik) "t'JBig (Loy) sjLife (Zhwand) 'üs3

Death (Mnena) "+To see (Katel) J'fQuestion (Pushtena) tú4To ask (Pushtena kawel) J-,1 "'lr'Mine (Khpul) ù¡Exit (Watel) 'þ:Eat (Khwanel) ùÉPoet (Shaier) ¡bTo teach (Dars warkawel) JÍss ¿st

\.f.

Pæhto the Language of the Afbhans 105 'i iiFriend (MalgeraY) é¿

Star Ú¿-P

Teacher (ShowonkeY) 'þt*Home (Kor)People (Khalk)Yes (Ho)

Important (Mohim)

Water (Obah)

Flour (Orrah)

Cold (S?rrah)

Grass (Washah)

Milk (shide)

Butter (Kuch)

VocabularY1ll ( Na¡ogh)Hospital (Roghtun)

Hospital (Shafa khana)

Pain (Dard)

Doctor (Dãrkter)

Medicine (Dawã)

Chet (Noskha)

Cold (WalgY)

Surgery (Jarãhi)

General (Dakhela)

Operation (AmalYat)

I am illI go to hospitalMy head hursts, "I hav a headache"

Docter will give me a chit.

I take medicineCold is bad.

\. o

49)sgas3t¡tätrr¡l

à#l

¡,LI

+t)tf'tt¡

6-Í

üLl. t.

U)vl-*-t¿¿jBUi

lJj

-Jltl¡:

ti*i

Ér,I

.-?tà¡lil¡

ùl ,t.,

¡' i-rl;'j, .-. -2f F it*s¿

,9J s¿t 4-*afl¡ ';; + 'Jlt

Êl l,'.r) J{ éL

,dJ;

tt

e

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To clean by shaking (Schanddel)

To leak (Schaschidel)

To turn (Scharkhidel)

To slèep (Schamlastel) 1To stand (Daridel) t

To stop (Darawel)

To march (Dromel)

To have ( Darlodel)

To frighten, fear (Ddaridel)

To fill (Ddakawel)

To increase (Dderidel)

To arrive (Ratlel)

To buy/ to seize (Ranewel)

îo carry, to bring - (rawastel)

To carry (Rawerrel)

To run (Zghastel)

To run (Zghalidel)

To be born (Zegidel)

To store (7-erma kawel)

To put (Gedel)

To burn (Swazel)

To burn (Swel)

To keep (Satel)

To show (Showel)

To neutralize (Shanddidel)

To drive-away (Sharel)

To become a shamed (Sharmidel)

To shake (Schorawel)

\r1

J¡¿rJ.t ¡t¡J¡+,'

J"-y-iJ.l¡,J¡-¡¡

J.¡-r¡J'rr'J.r"¡l¡

Jf¡Jr."-l

Jr-t,J;t,J'tu)l)J+lt

J"-U;J,tJ¿;

Jr*riJ-l u¿;

J¡,ÊnJr-JFLJtå

J¡-+t¡J¡{

Jr--r¡Jr*

Pashto thelanguage of theÆghans 107 . &i¡¡þ'

To kiss (Schkolawel) JJriTo send (Astawel) J'-lTo take, get (Akhistel) JtL;l

To turnover (Avushtel) J-'lTo loy down (Ishodel) Jri-lTo pull out (Istel) J:*¿l

To fly (Alotel) 'j'Jle-To boil (Ishedeel) J"ro'i"-l e

To hear (Awredel) J'r',¡¡l r/

To dress (Aghustel) 'l-'¿lTo burn ( Balidel) J+l¿

To set on fire (Balawel) J*To lose (Bailel) Jt't{

To shine (Breshedel) J+ry'r

To call ( Balel) Jt{

To separate - Divide (Bilawel) ùl#

To present (Bakhshel) J+fu

To lead- To take along @iwel) L¿

To light To set on fire (Balawel) ùt{

To load (Barawel) J¡''l+

Teknow (pohadel) J¡+¿

To conceal, hide (Pattedel) J*¿

To ask (Poshtedel) J'rt-q'*

To purchase (Perodel) J¡¡¡+'

To abandon let (Preshodel) J'''t t'¿

To o.Pen þranistel) J-JhtoFatt ( prewatel) 'þs¿

\.Y

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Excercise

To want (Ghushtel)

I want ( Zah ghwarrem)

To look, see ( Katel)

I look, see ( Zah ghorem)

To take (Akhestel)

I take (Zah akhlem)

To say, tell, speak (V/ayel)

I say , tell speak (Zah wayem)

To see (Lidel)

I see (Zah winem)

To read ( Lwustel)

I read (Zah Lwalem)

To hear (Auredel)

I hear (Zah aurem)

To recognize (Pejhandel)

I recognize (Zah Pejhanem)

To laugh (Khandel)

I laugh (Zah khandem)

To weep , cry (Zharrel)

I weep, cry (Zahîharrem)

¿#

rrtè,:J"r

pl ,:

J'l*;l

Él ';J"¡

r"-lr tjJç

¡: a)

Jr-JdJ,;J.r,r3l

¡ssl oi

J,¡j.-

f"** t;

J¡¿

dBüJ¿:

Ht3 ú

Pashto thelanguaFe oftheÆghans 109 "i¡:l

VocabutaryTo know (Pezhandel)

To cross ( Porewatel)

To cut ( Frekawel)

To hide To conceal (Pattawel)

To go (TleÐ

To bind (farrel)

To escape - to Flee (Teshtedel)

To cough (Ttokhel)

To strike (Ttakawel)

To make watm (Towdawel)

To rise ( Jegedel)

To fight (Jangedel)

To boil (Joshidet)

To laugh (Khandidel)

To cause, to Laugh (Khandawel)

To sell ( Kharschawel)

To laugh (Khandel)

To be late (Zanddedel)

To make trouble - to harm (Zawrawel)

To shine (Zalidel)

To eat (Khwarrel)

To ascend (Khatel)

To bury (Khashawel)

\.1\.^

ütJJ¡r-

,þn¿JÉ+

Ja¿

#rJ¡

Jr+ç-t. -dPJl

JÍ;-J¡¡j

J+5+

J+5'Þ

Jr=:rr

Jq¡;J-r¡-;t.'..ùP-t

J¡;J+*;JÐþ

J+tiJ¿;

J';t..ee

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Pashto ttre Language of the Afghans 110 &i ¡:l'

To publish (khparawel)

To split (chawdel)

To blowup (chawel) ù?To tear (bherawel) JtÅTo learn (Schodel) J*,To pull (keschel) j¡lTo sit ( kaynastel) Ji-L1¡JTo do (Kawe1)

To do (Krel)

To place, put (Kayschodel) J44-¿f

To become (kaydel)

To dance (Gaddidel)

To turn ( Garzawel)

To wake (Garzidel)

ù,fJr.b

To have (Larel) JJ

To read (Lwustel)

To see (Lidel)

Tó become broken (Matidel)

.'

Pashto the LanguaFe of the Afghans ' I 1 1 r'i ¡:rl

To speak (Wayel) þ¿To carry (Wnel) J#To stand, to, rise (Wlarridel) J.r,-¿Y¡

To kill (Wazhel) $5To beat, strike (Wahel) Jr,To forget (Heridel) Jr_"+To become high, to grow (Haskidel) J.rS.,.n

To unite (Yowkidel) J,tJr,-

To remember (Yadidel) J¡-¡t-To break (Matawel) J¡t,To fear (Yeredel) Jr.,-

Acquaintânce ,9-ß. J;Þ,

Torub (Moschel) hyTo find (Mondel)

JrrJ,rn

To enter (Nenawatel) ú:.F

To sit (Nastel) J,:-U

To catch seize (Newel) J;To stick in (Neschtel) ì J'#

\\.

JJJ

J.r,-'6

J;--lJ,r+3

Jr-JJ+t

J¡*'1,

I am an Afghan, who are you?

(Zah Afghan yem, tah schok ye,?

I am an American.

(Zah Yaw Amrekaye yem,

Who is he?

(Da schok dey)

He is a Belgian.

(Day Belgekey dey)

J¡,,'What language do you speak? ¡af ,s* ui u¡9 '", s(Tah pa koina zhaba khabere kawe)

I speak english. ¡Í é-*. ^'i.r'-ß;lr', o;

(Zah paenglesi zhaba khabere kawom)

What language does he speak ? t s-f ,s* *'i utS 2 rgt

qjay pa koma zhabba khabere kawe)

He speaks Dutch. sf ,s* r'j;d.¡"ç 1 .¡;r(day pa nederlanz zhaba khabere kawe)

\\\

l,¡- dji- u ,,'r OL.il rj

¡-.,1-ll-rlr- oi

r,Jr.r;lr

'J) .,í¿ÊL¿ 'J)

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Pashto the Laneuase of the Afehans 1 12 uJ *'

SectionInterrogative Pronouns J-lù ,-/t i-ì-*,1

,é t;r., vlÉ rl Jþr uÉ Xit+t- ,ølr"ß 'ñ útJt-^å ri¡

6;

Who (Schok or Cok)

By whom. Which (Cah)

What (Scha or Ca)

Which (Kom)

Which one ( Konr yau)

FIow rnuch (Scho- Schomra)

How many (Schona)

Who (Schok - cok)

By whom (Cha)

Who is ? (Schok dey)

Who is he ? (hagha schok dey)

who a¡e you? ( Tah schok ye)

To whom he speaks? (Cha ta waYi)

Don't tell to any one. (Cha ta ma waya)

What are you doing? (Scha- ca kawe)

What ever you do (Scha chi kawe)

Which man (Kom sarrayJi rr+.)

\\Y

Á¡'*-åJa

M.Pj.L g.+ V/hich men (Kom sarri)

F.S c.;r, rPWhich woman ( Koma shaza)

F.P c;¡,. g.+Which women (Kome shaze)

Jr- ¡-u ¿* of which women (da komo shazo)

Oblique- of which people (de komo khalqo)

Indefinite PronounsSomeone (Schok -Cok)

Something ,anY thing (Scha)

Someone (Zlne)

Nothing , any thing (Hisch)

No one (his chok)

Is there anybodY? (Schok shta)

There is no bodY. (Schok nashta)

There is nothing ( hisch nashtit)

There is nobody at all ( hischok nashta)

,t);

|-

-su.Sr' l -

è-ff ,-t>

ofthe Afghans 1 13

tj;é)¡>

t-(. gr./j:

( úr.Jf ÀiÀ

tu'-dt| t:f. .¡-1, ¡brrl. r-¡ riL¡t

çr tf4--lt.#,¡Sh vÍ'JJ; ysrt

.l-.b ¿¿.u¿t- 1"..,!;;

l,

ttp

.e.,$ ct'

1. t* r!;;¿: lt ¿)g.

{:¡}: e.Jt

Æ-rj dJ;+

trs-f ^)S-Í ,-e Ë

'sî té

Compound Indefinite Pronouns:

every one (har schok)

every one ( har cha)

What ever, every thing (har Scha)

Nobody, (hischok)

No one (hicha)

anyone else (bel schok)

anyothers (norschok)

\ \l'

, Li" ,¿-n tj *¿- l'". . :¿-*¡

[-¡u¿...

^>j{) e ¡-ù

l> r..¡r l--

JË.!oP st

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Every one (har you)

Something more ( nor scha)

nothing else (nor hisch

Another (bel yaw)

Relative Pronouns r-lù ,þ".aÍ aÉ \ ütJËrrl L¿t ,à ,ss ¡-l--> l.io

*'12 ¿-V þ" -r ,-t ,sÉ-*- o¿- 2¿-* .,,ct {;: 'l ¡-J c'l¡l t,r¡rl el.\5J.-¿-,2

The particle (ce or che) combined with interrogative

pronouns formed relative pronouns.

When: (Che)

The One who (cok che)

Who - he (Cha che)

What - which (co che)

What - which (ca che)

Who it, he (Kom che)

Who she, it (Kome che)

\ù/hen (Kala che)

As much as (Schomra che)

What ever (Schanga che)

That much (Domra che)

Þ)t;-¡ '.j

Pashto thelanguage oftheAfghans 115 'i-*;l

,(Schok) clË

Who is he ? (Da schok deY) r.-er cJilr. , -:.

Who comes? (Schok razi) \ srt: or

Who came ? (Schok RagheY) 1.''¡lt ð;

'(Cha) t

Whose pen is this? (Dã de châ qalam dey) ur fÇrlrTo whom do you speak' ? (Chã sara khabere kawd/ e'* nr\

Who said? (Chã wowaYel) j'-r¡Ç

'(Seha)-

Exercise

,à,ç Jr

.r?q

tâP

GI L>

,ñ lÍ,À,ê-l

What is this ? (Da scha shaY deY)

What are You writing? (Scha Like)

What do You have? (Scha Lare)

rrJ

tâ D/-,-ettr

.,r ¿\:'

tÅ tt')5

How many O.n, Oo you have? (Scho qlamona lare)'¡J ¡'JJ -Ë

How many peopìe are coming? (Scho kusan Razi) 1 ';l't Jß-Ì:(Schomra) ori

! .erl;u;t 'r'iHow much Afghani do you have? (Schomra Afghaney lare)

.gr "r-1

ülr

,Jfu Ë

Ls) Þ,SchoË

\\ô

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Particles: :ç:l¡lo-* ,JU1 t.l ;,¿si tJ ß ,sþ ,p ,sJ-y_ .-ñ ú) s)S rl,rÇ- ar.þl.r r9t;l¿ d ¡r ¿J ¿Ls:. ohl .újrS;,-tL, ; gtjr-The Particles in the genitive case always come before thenoun. V/ithout joining nouns and verbs the perticles haveno meaning.

Ye ).r_ Da

Bya t* Ta

f¡ r wuta

Ba ¡.¿ Wuw

Na ¿i La

Ke é Lara

Pese f, Pa

che

{rd¿¿ .t

Relative particles:These partictes are usect

úiJr-., .r*i:, *¿like suffixes.

:¿lJ

.'

Pashto the Language of the Afghans 1 17 ¡'i ¡:j'-

J

tj-2

)¿J

o)

4J

ct

Bande

Lande

Zene

Schkha

Ke

Acquaintance " Pezhendgalwi" e-ß xþ

Are you English? (Tase englis Yast?) r¿-L- r*¡*t.,-U-No. I am a Belgian and you? r,r-b¡l .¡-,,+æt+ t-¡ ''c

(Na zah beljemay yem aw tase)

I am an Afghan. (Zah you Afghan yem). .fr- ¡t*¡l¡,- Ü

What is your mother tongue? I ¡¡ Ë r'j i '¡¡ ,r-L'r

(Da tase moraney zhaba scha da)

My mother tongue is Dutch .r:;sJ-¡-r=j ui,¡:v V)

(Zmà moraney zhaba nederlanz da)

What is your mother tongue? 10, É.3 ,.¡tv .rtrt

My mother tongue is Pashto or +, ,i ,-i:-* t)(Zmã morany zhaba pashto da)

Nice to see you

(Zah stase La lido schakha khushala shwom)

l- rJt*; ¿Ir+J ,J rbThank you (Tashakar)

..þ,J..Júta

,JJjY

'#{

*\\1 \\V

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Pashto the Language of the Af.ehans I l g uj ,út*

Vocabulary

Sweet (Khog)

Còld (Son)

More much (Ziyat)

Major (Loy)

Myself, self (Khpul)

Some, any, afew ( Zenay)

Bitter (Trikh)

Prayer (N'munz)

Eyebrow (Wreza)

Food (Khwarra)

White (Spin)

Thorn (Aghzey)

Wound (Parhar)

Leather (Schirmin)

Husband CVfuy.ró

Wife (Mirmon)

Children (Zamon)

Eyelash (Banna)

Forlock ( Aurbel)

Child (Mashom)

\\^

:ÛLJ

)f¿-P

UUJ

t_éJ ,.'

rtæ

ei_t..eJJç

^.! -,-¿Þ

,ty!

-lb/,

v!l'- .

v-lulj

.

tt{.

,þ¿:l -

l-t'

Pæhto thel-anFuaFe oftheÆFhans 119 ¡i¡*'

Help (Mrasta) L''r'

Joke (Ttoka) ß¿

Great (Ster) PFriend (MalgereY) .¡JL

Friendship (MalgertiYa) þ'ft'Store (Plorenzey) ,þt),Branch (Schanga)

Yoke (Jegh)

Needle. (Sún)

Visit (Dedan)

Voilate, Passing (TeraY)

Victory Garay)

Valuable(Arzeshtnak)

To upset (Naskorawel)

Truth (Haqeqat)

Winner (Wnonkey)

Wise (Poh)

V/ithin (Pa Manz)

World (Narey)

Worse (Badtar)

Trick (Palma)

Kabuli (Kabulay)

German (Almanay)

Pakistani (Pakistanay)

\\l

.*Ëiq

¿Ã-

ùJr-J

sÈé¿

¿lt:"-.;,1

J)nç*J

ú3+î>

,F4tl¡,

Í,4:) L)

úi-i*.{

,t!K;Ú

jLt*ft,

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Indian (Hinday)

Daily (Wrazanay)

Present (Nenanay)

. Current ( Osanay)

Former (Pakhwanay)

Motherly (Moranay)

Fatherly (Palaranay)

Upper (Portanay)

Worship (Abadat kawel)

Trust (Etimad )

Dialogue (Khabre Atere)

LtJ.Àç,þ:sL-lJ

u-:l,JtP,

è)y,itt,,F:¿ -

J3f c,¡þ¡t-:¡l

Can you recognize this man? (Tah da sanay pezhane)

No (nah)

Why can't you recognize him (Wale ye na pezha ne?)

How old are you? (Tah scho kalan ye)

I am 20 years old. (Zah shel kalan yem)

Are you ma¡ried? (Wadeh de kaney dey)

No (nah)

Can you sing ?(Sandara weley - wayeley- she) f 'j .þ: n:t-

Yes (Ho) !Tell the truth ( Resht'ya waya) I t'l¡ lt*'r

If you like, I wil sing a song. f-l¿s + !-¡Jin r¡'r' ,52 *\2 '5t

ß

(ka de khwasha wi yaua sandera ba wowayem)

\Y.

Newspaper (WrazPänna)

Magazin (lt{ojala)

Monthly (MeYãshteneY)

Buy, Parchase (PaYrodel)

Buyer (PaYrodonkeY)

Neighbour (GowanddaY)

Near (Nezhde)

Far (Lare)

Wool (WanaY)

Work ( Kãr)

View (NazarYa)

Treatment (Chaland)

Tolerate (Tahamol kawel)

See (katel)

Bind (Tarrel).

Know (Pezhandel)

Truth (ReshtYã)

Spectacle (Nandara)

Guest (Melma)

Important (Mohim)

Agriculture (Karhenna)

Climate (Modrn)

Rain (Wrischt)

\T\

Vocabulary :rrt¡

ç. 4HrJ¡ l:,u

¡i

f ,JÞ, ü ,g- J:1. ,¡- # j; 's

' 1,- ùr J'i'j1. st ef .gr otl¡

ti

.¡9¿.r19 r a

^lã,,r¡:.1'þ

Jt¡r+,

ufjz¿¿a,

,Sþ:É

éÛú¿_til).

)lst..

LJJÞJ

-"1"

J-í,þ,y

t-ei,

J¡rI -¡tfi{

r-¡l.uj

rtf+.2aJ)

'"-r'Q::

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Farmer (Bazger)

Cultivate (Karel)

V/heat (Ghanim)

Barley (Aurbeshi)

To eam,to save (Ganel)

Military (Pauz)

Army (Urdo)

Party (Gund)

Independence (Khpulwäki)

Education, Training (Rozena)

Salvation (Zhghorel)

Interview (Maraka)

Game (Loba)

Breeze (Wagma)

Clear, obvious (Shkãra)

Excuse (Bakhshena)

Support (Mlatarr)

District (Sima)

Once (Zil)

Age (Sin)

Recommendation (Spärisht)

Ma¡k, affect (Asar)

Later (Wrusta)

Before (Pakhwä)

Ò

'j¿JS.l

.¡Lü|,ß,C¿

¿t¿l

JJí

,-Íl#-tj)ss

J*:¿Srt

uJ

a'+

¡,tfu

/? ''!iry.

Ð{.I

J:û-

,'-ì,1 .'

jttLD)t

l.r-

¿¡i ¿.iCertainly (Hatman)

Finally (Akhir)

First (Lomrray)

Fast (Garanday)

Light (Spek)

Heavy (Drond)

Dialogue- Khabere - Atere LSJI 'S*Salam Alay kom ¡ÁJ, lY"

Salam AIay kom é"t"Y"Zah ghwarrem da pashto zah ba zda krrem. ff "i r¡i¡¡''io-r Hlf 'i

g-f ,tj t'j r>.¡J5l.:loJ I Uf .Ë ¡¿lDer 'sha,sarray pa Lik aw Lwast zhabazdak3u;¡l.ur.r,-la aTah bãyad hamda wakrre' rfÅ -tt rÉ a ¡Í He n)

Zah poshuna Kawom che kom kiub wa lwalem.

Da pashto zhabe Qaida . o¡cti cJ '¡*rTah pa scho zhabu Pohege. lltr'¡- rí ''i t t, ú

Zahpadwa zhabo pohegem. f'P¿ ¡i sst 4 t)

Kitab plurenzay Chirta dey. lg;r r-.,'r ,þt*,*uSHagha datarkanni ter schang, Spin dukanK) d# S';¡;tf;r dr

Mehrabani ' jt-'r'

Da khday Pãman. ¡l't' d;lJir

*Y"-IPa makha mu iha. \yr

L=;t

,s¡JasÍ+.Ii¡-r!

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Section-7 a->¿ tusl

Adjective û;þ¡rr ¡l 3¡ usl¿: t).| é¿-o3-

^S1.,-r* Ë.i- éS l.',3 4, þ,

.tS¿*¡; úI':- d:Jt Jl ."¡ Lr¿"+ - J JtltIn Pashto the adjective follows the rules of the noun forgender, number and case. It is generally placed before its

noun I

Examples: :''(l

OId man (Zon sarray) ay uiYoung man (Zwan Sarray) ey ali

,ñ år, f ta1us r;J', *n ú c";- ßAdjective can also come after the noun,if it is as a nominal

part ofa sentence.

This pen is black (Da kalam tor day) .5r.¡¡; tJih

Formation of the feminine; lJ-¡¿¿arü-z,+'iJ,-!

.ê z-rl.bl,r$ ( o I er-,>i'-o¿J d -\1-By adding (dÊ o)to the adjectives.

Feminine singular Masculine singular

F.s ü¿¡ sri, M.S -Su tþ(Tora) *, Black (tor) ¿i

'

çz*^u¡ üté

Young (zíun) t)l;

\Tf,

..

Pashto the Lansuase of the Afehan s 125 t$ 3;'i.é., rr;ÞJ \¡- ss ú¿j (o) r ,rl.çt, ., ¡l ,!-ç (a)., .9.¡¡ clcs ef-Y

2-By changing the vowel (O or U) in to (a) and adding (a)

at the end.

F.S Jiy'þ M'S "fY'þI Sarrat ,f cold (sorr) 1r1 fllârrÍl¡ ,Í satisfied (mom) ,r"

.,þl ,sr; (n) r ,rf .¡9 t ¡l A-l ¿sr.,Y rJ ¡¡¡¡," ':1"' oU'--f

3-adjectives lose the Vowel (U or i) in forming the feminìa¿

and take (a=e ) in ending.

F.S M.S

¡ shnâr /*, green , blue (shin) ..ë'i

t Sarat .r¿ fed (Sur) )Y1 Trwa v D)i sour (Triw) -t'i

4-by changing ay to ey to the ending ,..,F.J+ h¡) ¿*t- \tsl ß-tF.S M.S

¡ Kuchney,' ,.ÞJ Small c Kuchnay¡ ",:-,rl

r"É rJ,¡¿ (ç) d¡¡, t (ú) rf -o

5- by changing the ending (ey to einding e)

F.S M.S< Nawe¡ qi New (naway) úi

t Tager ,tl ThirstY (TagaY) Lsi

Note: These adjectives remain unchanged except in oblique plural.

Beautiful or FJandsome : (Shäyesta) ¿:-,-t+

Complete ( Pora) ,rr, Sad : (KhaPa) +somã (zine) çf' ri" : lfaroqn) þt.T-.- : (Reshtiyâ) t..-r-,,Srong (rakna) ,É

;:i: , ìwu,,yÐ r+Shameless : (Be Hayã) Þ ç'r

\TO

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Pashto the

Formation of the Plural:

Femenine Masculine

Plural S PL Singular

. Tori' ú¡¡(Tora ' ¡.¡j , Tor: , ¿r; Black (Tor) :u"

Khwage úúj?khwaga,uJå , Khwaga,¿þ Sweet (khog) fSre f.¡.,,t Sra ¡ .r . Sruh t àr Red (Sur) )-ra

, Spine ,r=t",$pina, ^* ¡ Spin , Þ White (Spin) ,¡r-

Comparison of adjective: :df [i"a g¿""-W

Comparison is expressed by prepositions

Ter ; da .r Schakhu ti nu tHe is older than me. (Day ter mä masher dey)

¡5:"':'tLi.¡t

I am younger than him. (Zah la da schakha zwän yem)

'¡-;:l!'e'; tr ''J ¡Superlative:

It is expressed by the same preposition together with the

Word (Ttol J;)

Younger than all (Ter ttolo zwan) ¡ttl )¡ ;Stronger than all (Terttolo gheshtelay) "l+rt¡¡

Good (sha)

Bad (Bad)

High (Jeg)

High (Lwan)

Plenty ,large number (Gann)

Low (Ttitt)

Hard (Klak)

Big (Ghatt)

Heatthy (Jon)

Dry (Wuch)

Good man (Sha sarraY)

Good men (Sha sarrYan)

Bad boY (Bad halik)

Bad boYs (Bad halikan)

High ,tall Young (Jeg zwan)

High, tall Youngs (Jeg Zwanan)

Big man (Ghatt sarraY)

Big men (Ghatt sarryan)

Dry þlace (Wuch zaY)

Dry places (Wuch ZaYona)

Health bodY (Jon Zan)

HealthY bodies (Jorr Zanona)

\rv\Y1

+J{

//rjrt

itÍ

#ür#

. ¿-ra

er*¡U^r Y

,dl¡ .q

¡tlLr.r,

btþ&but-þ&

,tf #¡t_r Çó

.t,9v €!__

^;¡-Ê gs

oÉ ¿*f--

,;i( ¿r_.__

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Pashto the Language of the Afghans 128 r,i ¡-il

Irregular adjectivesOblique ËJt- ù-L Feminine..;r, MasculincJi

Oblique

4¿l

r Pakho,

, Marro,

J1f

r Sarro,

lst, Drano,

t-'i, Khwago'

)f

, Sror

r Shrìo ¡

_pjrTerkho,

ssj. Terwo,

sJi¿

¡ Rrando'

J4)

t Zafio,

PL-L'

t=f¿

r Pakhy,

çr, Marry,

frr Sarry.t

,¡st, Drany,

Lþ-r-.

,Khwagy,

ú.f

. SrY,

tp:

. Shny,

e¡.Terkhy,

\'JJ< Terwy,

fr-¿, Rrandy,

,t¿j

,Zarry,

sg ,¡.

^t,

, Pakha'

¡JI

, Marrar

òsI

. Sarra'

tjs 5

, Drana,

,j¡

. Khwaga,

Èt'

r Sra,

, Shna,

tÞj

,Tarkha,

èJJ

,Terwa,

¡li.I

c R¡anda'

,P

,Za¡rà,

\YA

PL-L'

éb

¡ Pakheh,

¡,L

, Marreh,

¡,L

. Sarreh,

,JL¡

. Draneh,.1.\tj>

. khwageh,

àJa

, Sreh,

, shneh,

t'j

.Ta¡kheh,

osj:

( I erweh,

r.Iíl .I

. Randehr

. \tj,Zarreh,

Sg .r¡.

Lt+

Cooked-,pokh,

)vSatisfied-,Mon,

ldu

Cold-,Sorr,

.li¡-lr

heavy-.Drund,

tISweet-.khog,

)vRed;.Soor,

'.4¡Green 1shin,

e;Bitter-,Trekh,

t_iSour-freew,

¡i-4

BlindrRrond'

+)Old-.Zorr,

Pashto the Language of the Afghans 129 ti;å,

Sinsular o-v ùts. JJÂ.

Great state (Loy doulat) cJ:t çsjBlack pencil (Tor Pensil) J,--, rtRed flower (Sur Gul) ,Fr*Large room (Loya kotta) +_í r,Jgood man (Sha sarray, u, Ogood woman (Sha schaza) 4 +

Plural PL ,g.a

Great states (Loy doulatuna) ';-):t cs)

Black Pencils (Tara Pensilona) ';j;l:iRed flowers (Sur Gulona) 'i-F 'YLarge rooms (Loye konae) -'f ,¡JGood men (Sha sarrai) €r *Good women (Ssh schaze) ,Þ,àThis is a great State. (Da Loy doulat dey) .er cJ¡) úJ lr

My pencil is black (Zmapensil tor day) çes-.¡¡ J-1 L¡

V/e have black pencils(Mung tor pensilona laro)

There are red flowers in the garden.

(Pa bagh ke srah Gulan shta)

This room is large. (Da kotta loya da) ts uJ q¡llt

These roont'are not large. gt'i eJ ut-f ''¿t(dagha kotte loye na de)

Atzak is a good man. (Atzak sha sarray dey) ét LJr + 'll-lAtzak and Yama are good, people. rr¡ ùL-¡" ç tq rl usl

(Atzak aw yama sha saniyan di)

:) 'jj' ",

¿i 'j¿'

'* ¿>3 ry. j! ¿L.2

\ Y1

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Suffixal Adjectives: ,J, r-I I Jt¿nyLl"¡

Aggrieved (ghamjan) ¿4*L zü+. [iä * tTl."t

,*Watery (Obelan) otrl 'iJ

+ Obe r,¡l Lan dUseful (Sodman) g"p tv + Sod rr- Man vDangerous (khatarnak) .Jl;,!i :cJU + Khatar -Þ Nak ,ru

Dirty (Khiran) ¡r.- to + Khira ,ri N ù

Presently (Osanay) ú-¿l:rri + Os e:l Nay .'Bold (Toryalay) Jutt:fu- + Tora ¡sr Yallay,"lt-

Saltish (Malgin) ctJJL :¿r- + Malga 'ír' In ' n

one from llabut (kabul} .*6 "s

+ Kabul ùtJ ir5 ú

Treacherous (Helag a¡ Í Þ 'Í * Hela 'J.,¡ gaf 'l

VocabularyTo consider (Gunnel)

Life (Zhwandun)

To abuse (Kanzel kawel)

To appear (Shkaridel)

To be wounded (Zhobel kidel)

To make water, urinate (Matyaze kawel)

Frightened (Warkhata)

Bone (Haddokay)

Profit (Gatta)

Profit (Faida)

Mud (Khatta)

To Braze (Scharawel)

\r.

..

Pashto the Language of the Æghans 131 &i ¡¡þ'

Vovabulary :otJ

Friend @ost)

Enemy (Doshman)

Food (Taam)

Warm (Tod)

Cold (sorr)

To find (Pedakawel)

Event (Paysha)

(Pranistel)

Food (Khorak)

Expend (Kharsch) ,i

To sell -to exPend(Kharschaw'Ð

To cough (T tokhel)

Appointment (Ttakel)

Association (Ttolena)

Tribe (Ttabar)

Sad (Khafa)

East (Khatiz)

V/here(Cherta)

Clear (Schargand)

To Show- To explain(Schargandwel)

Heavy (Drund)

Binding (Taron)

Decision, pact (Tasmim)

\r\

üt¡#

ÒJÐJ)

JéHJ¡,t5¡

J*J,J"r:J-í rs:V

|'}ÉJl,

,éti'- -4ç

¡¡-U _

$--.t:

%?_

úr¡f

o-l¡.t .bI

ti

¿f

JJI¡-¿/)\. ¡-:.J

,í-t,,!bÈ

c-P

,)y?

tPl-

Jrþ,¿)¡ _

''ll -t;t

9.Fti¿

-.'.J-5J¡

J'"lisr¿l_

t'i,e

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Pashto the Language of the Afghans 132

This year (Sag kaal)

Of this year (Saganey)

Dog (Spay)

Base, foundation (Bansitt)

V/ide (An)

,Announce (Aalan)

Low (Ttett)

þ3+'

JS?,

,¡yt#

.!¿

c,.rl

¿,YÊl

ç:+-

Pashto the Language of the Æghans 133 ^'i t;"

Section-8 atr¿ ¿Jl

The Time (Wakht) c;,

Day (Wraz)

Night (Shpa)

Yesterday (Paron)

Today (Nan)

Tomorrow (Saba) þA day (Yawa wraz) '¿o'"-

A night (Yawa shpa) t.'' t¿-

One week (Yawa uney - Yawa oniza) rrt¿¡l'\u,:sl ry-

One month (Yawa miYasht) c-lÇ'¡'-

One week is seven days ( Yawa oniza owa wraze da) n, ,Ia ry¡. tfi¿¿l tv-

Saturday +Sunday +¡i'f-

Monday rå1¡r

Tuesday t "!" t*t

V/ednesday +- -rl+t

Thursday 4,Friday ¿",

Onehour is sixty minutes (Yaw saat shpetadaqiqedgr.),ljrr:r¡r.rLv.

Hour (saat) '-LHour (Baja) t4Minute (Daqiqa) ¡i.i¡

Second (Saniya) çl:¡!Quarter (Paw)

What time is it? (Saat scho baje dey) ú) Ë q''L

\ I'Y

Icat-à

ty¡,

al.-

\TT

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Pashto thelaneuase oftheAfshans 134 ^'3þ-.wu,Li ::.¡-Y g;/ Ji .9-uï lr -rl .¡i- .Jr rl J, ,sr¡ ,*roþ;r rf

'ú¿U8 gt útv ,-å

Formation of nouns from Yerbs:

By dropping the final letters "L" and 'iwell" of the verbs'and

adding the under wrìtttt suffîxes, nouns can be formed'

Suff,rxes :"Þ tDrink :(Sctrítrãt) ,lç; To drink(Schashel) .p f*l éll

Food :(Khwarak) .lJl¿,; To eat (khwarrel) Jo¿

Expense: (Lagesht)¿ilJ To spend (Lagawel) JÁ, (ShÐ +Weeping:(Zharra) It To weep (Zhanel) J¡: (a) iBenefit: (Gatta) é To ea¡n (Ganel)

'lS (u)

Agreement: (Tarrun) ù:¡ To bind (Tarral) J¡ (un) ù.r

Observation:(katena) ,.;.:f To looÇsee (Katel) J=r (na) ú

Exit point (Watozay) ,]¡tto leave out (Watel) ,þt (zay) ,þ

: ri-¡ ¡W¿l it¿t:rJ J¡¡¡ç¡J¡r.¡j I.r5¿S ut t r¡-J :-å -{t¡¡.rjYr e.i ¡lLo ¿l -i-t"-i tJ út;':l ;..rr¡Formation of Nouns from Nouns and Adjectives:

By applying the below .-' Suffixes to - nouns and

adjectives, nouns can be formed. : Suffixes ,r¡'' Y

(Baghwan) Gardener ùb ¿t{ Garden (Bagh) ¿Ç:Wän ol-r

Master of the house (Korba) rrrlHouse ,rl:Ba þ.

Goidsmith (Zaryar) i':Gold(Zar) ,¡:Gar JCountryman (Hewadw?rl) Jl.rrþ Counny (Hewad) ¡þ:Wäl Jl.r

Correspendent (Khabaryäl) Ju; Newa (Khabar),+yal Ju-

Servant (Khedmatgar) rtL-.r;Service (Khedmat) .:..r; GarrKSupþorter(Tarafd?r) ,ls.,L Side (Taraf) ' .iþ Dar-¡lr

House owner:(Korwãlä) rlÐ,'r House(Kor) ,rfilalaYl¡

\r¿

t

r

..

Pæhto the LanFuage of the ÆFh3ns 135 ¡i ¡¡å¿

commpn suffixes (in pashto and Dari) :.jrT 6.Ú

Swearer (Kasam khor) )? e Oath (Kasam) ";:Khor'¡

Seruritymam (Chawkidar) .,1',-Íe(Chawkey) Chair ofa Dar '¡lr

Spectator (Nandarchi) ,r¡rlr:';Spectade(Nandara) r¡l'r:; chi t'7 '

Fighter (Torzan) 6r,'Sword(Tora) ':l;, izan öi

Dangerous (khaternak) ,w-ÞDanger (Khatar) þ :Nak cJu

Suffixes of Place :,ri'I ,¡É'Afghanistan ¡k-:tðlAfghan ¡Eil :stân ¡k'

Pharmacy @armalton)¡¡L-rs Medicine (darmal)þ) :ton Jt

Faculty (Pohenzay) þrEducation (Pohena) tte za! ''''Stable: (Asjal) ¡ uJ Horse (As)

'"i:Jal J"

Wheat field (Ghanemgara)'Ji'sWheat(Ghanem) t' Eua $

Prefixes: Be *, Na u t,t ti -,r¿uc,1'¿L

..r/ Otalf å ur¡ '¡ ,sÍ r¡- ¡¡jL-¡l 'ii¿ s '4L-

r lj:l '¡'u

I

Nouns are also formed by adding Prefixes (Be and na) to the

adjectives and nouns.

Without worry þegham) É ,¡r Grief (gham) fIllness (Naroghdyã) LÉr¡u Health (Roghtiyã) tç;¡.,

Ill (Najorr) ¡el;HealthY (Jon) I

\TO

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Pashto theLanguage of theAfshans 136

. rl:ú¡rJ tft tr¡,0¡

Suffixes of Abstract nouns

Relationa ship (Khpulwi).rJ+ One's Own (Khpul)J¡wi úir -

Death (MarrinI qt' Dead (Marr) ¡ :ina c¿

Knowledge (Poha) r¡.,, Knowing (Poh) ,a lÉr ¡

Life (Zhwandon) .r¡¡i¡j Living (Zhwanday) ,¡¡¡j i wân,1¡-

Charm (Shaganna) çf o Goo¿ (ítra) Ë :ganna 4f

Brotherhood (lVrorwalÐ ¿r4J Brother (Wror) ,,u lWâli J-Whiteness (Spinwãlay) Jl¡ o.'" White (Spin) o*,,: walay ,rtf¡-

Brotherhood(Wrorgalwi) rs-ßu¿tBrorher(wror),,¡:Galwi,¡r5 -

Difficulty (Granisht) +ß Difficult (Gran) ¡6:ítrt c.l -

Friendship @osti) ,r.="¡r Friend (Dost) ,- ur li L, -

Bravery (Zanawar:tiyã) Çi.r¡ Brave(Zarrawaflr¿¿:tiya þ -

Separation (Belton) ù,:lc Separate (Bel) Ja:Ton ùr--

Cheapness (Arzantob) ?,'¿lht Cheap (Arzan) ¡þl:Tob ,-,. ¡ -

\11

Pæhto thc l¿nFuage of the Æghans 137 !i -r*

Intransitive c/jï}; TO DO (Krrel) Jt'

Present tJt-

I do (zah krrem) rf ':We do (mung krro) tf iYYou do ( tah krre) "f

Ë

You do (tase krraY) 'af et¡

He, She,It, does ( day-dâ- kni) ''el h -

'er

They do (duY kni) c{ c:t

Past ,sþl-,

I was doing (ma wukerr) ftvWe were doing (mung wukerr) Í't iYYou was doing (tä wukerr) ItE

You were doing (tase wukerr) Í: et:

He, She,It, were doing (da, de, wukerr) *f¡ tgr 'r'r

They were'doing (duy wukerr) Ít 'stt

Present Perfect ÈU çtJI have done (makrreY deY) Ltr úfv

We have done (mung krrey dey) ttr LtÍ':!

You have done(tà krrey dey) Út LtÍti

You have done( tase krrey dey) e¡ eÍ 'çtrHe, she, IL have done(da, de, krrey dey) '3r "f

Ú) - r¡

They have done (duy kney dey) '3t 'ef 'est

\TY

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Pashto theLanguage of theAfghans 138

Past perfect t,êV ,s)

I had done( mã krrey wo) 3 cfvwe hail done(mung krey wu) r! úf ¡.!You had done (tase krrey wu) s: rsf at:you had done( tâ krrey wo) 3 rtÍ 13

He, she, It have done (da, de, krrey woh) r-¡ .9f .es - r.r

They had done (duy krrey wu) u sf a:'

Future rÞI will do (za ba lcrrem- wukrrem) ¡f:L- ¡f u.,3

lVe will do ( mung ba wukrru) . tftL- d: +:¡-*

You will do ( ta ba krre - wukrre) ,sft\o.f +'tyou will do (tase ba krey- wukrrey) 'aft tr Lrf +,¡uHe, she, It,',vill do (day, d-a ba krri- wakrri) sfrt- ,s{ +ß - ,9t

They will do (duy ba krri- wukrri) sf:\,sf u.,s¡t

rrî .:"L Pashto thelanguage oftheAfghans 139 r'i¡¡+'

To Do(Kawal) JJTransitive &¡ Lsr';â

Present Jt '

I do ( za kawom)

V/e do ( mung kawu)

You do (tah kawe)

You do (tase kawey)

He, she, It, does (day, dã- kawi)

They do (duy kawi)Past GþU

I did (ma wukah)

\Me did (mung wukah)

You did ( ta wukah)

You did (tase wukah)

He, she,It, did (da, de-wukah)

They did (duy wukah)

Second formI did (wome kah)

)We did (wamo kah)

You did (wode kah)

You did (womo kah)

He, she, It, did (woye kah)

They did (wo:ya.. kah)

\r^

¡Í,:té ¡l

,sé t¡

'rs-Í eU,¡¡l b - ç9r

c-f s:t

^l¿Vß:iy

^f¡t'ßs r-rb

rf¡ gtr - tJ

ßs úst

ß,-¡tß-r.-t

,l ,Jt,

ß-r.t

ß ,¡,ß1p

\rl

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Pashto thelaneuage oftheAfghans 140 ^'ir¡*Continuous ui't¡ Lr-rL *T-l

I was doing (mä kawoh r¡lfL

Vy'e were doing (mung kawoh) , uv i!You were doing (tâ kawoh t¡llb

You were doing (tase kawoh) r¡ll,r-bHe, She, fq was doing (da, de, kawoh) ,¡lf gr - uThey were doing (duy kawoh) 13ll.¡3,r

Future #î:*.I will do (zah ba wokem) fi + ,;

V/e will do (mung ba woku) -Í: + i-t'You will do (ta ba woke) ,js +r:You will do (tase ba wokey) ,-Ít +.rU-He' she'it'will do (day- da- ba woki) ,-f-t 4lr - .gr

They will do (duy ba woki) ,és 4 çsst

Imperative er¡rl

(wokah - wokawah) ,f-r t- do rf,(kawey- wokawey) ,s-l.tL-do you.grf

-eV -*lI should do (zah wokam) f:,:

We should do (mung woku) -Í:!:,You should do (ta woke) é:úYou should do (tase wokey) ,f:,ebHe, She, It , should do (day- dä woki) ,rf¡ b -.¡;r

They should do (duy woki) ,é¿ rstt

\¿.

.

Pæhto the Language of the Afg.hans 141 . a'i r¡fr. .1.

rG+ÐJ JJJ¡tel

Verbs stems

(Stem)

gor

win

akhel

alos

bol

khez

khwer

shi

ghwar

waai

baas

ged

lwal

za.

,.).Ð

,Í katel Jrur lidel J+l

Þl akhestel J'¡.;l

¡Jl alotel ,1;Jl

ù balel Jt*

Þ khatel J';¿p khwarrel J+É

,t! shodel J¡¡

al* ghwashtel ,H*als wayel j"¡

,¡l¿ eystel J.:*,-l

¡l eishodel Jr¡1'-l

Jr¡ lwastel J-"rJ

3 ilal Jtt

\Él

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Pashto thelanguage oftheAfghans 142 'i¡i*

Vocabulary

Political (Sayasi)

Legal (I{oqoqi)

Recommendation (Sparesht)

Born (Zegedel)

Maternity (Zeganton)

Multiplication ( Zarb)

Division ( Taqsim)

Division ( V/aysh)

To divide (Wayhel)

Nervous (Asabi)

Christian (Isawi)

To throw (Ghorzawel)

Neighbourhood (Gawandd)

Neighbour (Gawanday)

West (Lwediz)

Political (sayasatmadar) ?o t i ti, tr*r

Help (Komak)

Equal (Masawi)

\ f.Y

ÔLJ

..rþ,j_*

-.1Ldild.- |J*¡i

¿-r'ri

eþé,þ¿

Jå-t

æ

çS-r+e

r'$>vs'

' S¡6

s$t6

L.",,

.¡f.t:-þ

,!.Jf

,92lr'.r

:

Pashto thelaneuage oftheÆghans 143 'i'r+'

Assistance (Mrasta) ¿L-''J,.

Little (Kochnay)

Street (Koscha)

Old (Larghon)

Ancient / olden (LarghoneY) ¿*S

Negative (Manfi)

Living place (MaYna)

Love (Mina) ):')

Illness (Maraz)

Palace(Manney)

Motherly (MoraneY)

Hard (Tteng)

Vuture (Ttapus)

System (Nizam)

Republic (Jamhori)

,P.Í

^i;ir-r")

,/"

'!a t

,f¡

¿ut¡:Y

' "--, _,, .5.+¡..,\-!

u-tú

rl...tårI

rSss#

\úT

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Pashto thelanguage oftheAfghans 144 , &i¡¡r+

Formation of the Plural J:8 g+r;^ttA: Masculine nouns: ei¡*¡jr:'r¡b:uill

.a# ,-t¡¡rl¡¡ ¡l -Þl:ÊJi.e'r;!r Jt¿a * ¡e; t:'¿l;t

The Plural of masculine nouns are formed by adding the

followin¡suffixes to nouns and adjectives according to the

rules.

¿.¡ ¡¡-.rir! ¡rj3¡ \A:,Fil üL i ,Sl:Èq¿jt fr L,& /'jr¡i ¡i¡ -\

'&''s'é1- Nouns ending in consonants designating inanimate

objects take the suffix, uoâ ri¡

Pens (Qalamuna) .;-I¡ Pen (Qalam) d¡

Books (Kitabuna)er¿u Book (Kitäb) -t:f2- Animate objects take the suffix "an".

:dJ .Jil ri¡J rül¡¡,É¡JL -Y

Boys (Flalakan) ¡tlb Boy (halak) .41¡

Camels UShan) irþl Camer çU3tr¡ irr.sJ;l¡i'Y tü6r o-rÇ C.+r úr ,SÈ e ¿¿; 'il-c u t$'$ l.,''-Y

3- Nouns that end in a vowel, take the suffix' gan'in the

plural.

Pashto the Language of the Æghans 145 ' ri ¡¡i' .

:rlJ .Jrl ¡.ã¡Y rðt¿r¡ ¿ ll .y' rJr¡ rg;r ^itqP þ, 1é;> .rPÐ) ¡'Þ -t

4- The ending "ay" change to "i" or Sometime With "yan"as:

Men (Sarri) u.f man (SarraY) ,¡¡

Doges (SPi) *¡ dog ( sPaY) .+t-

Men (Sarryan) ùt-.- Man (SanaY) ,r¡

Youngs (Zalmyal) ¡t$ young (Zalmay) "$

,ÉJ A# ü t-t- (r) r" d¡"; r')¡"¡- -ô

5- One Sylable nouns take "a" in plural as:

Donkies ( Khra) ç DonkY (Khar) ;

B: Feminine nouns: ztiYt tt'i'+ :Lr

,llJ JJa t,s¡ rJtprl nrr d' ,PÐ:-¡'¡'¡" -\

1-: By changing the last letter "4" to"e" of the nouns:

Apples (Manne),r:. APPIe (Manna) +¡

Women (Shaze) rþ. Women ( shaza) 'Ll:llJ JBI¡.i.T rr:;¡ r¡ r¡lJ g.") ,; É (l) u

'¡¡ tlt'¡i-\

2- The nouns that end in "4" the Plural are formed by suffix "we"

Backs (shawe) .e3Lr Back (shã) u

Lights (Rannãwe) rr:þ Light (Rannä) þ (Fathers (Bãbägàn) ¡6Çt¿ Father (Bâbâ) t¿t+

Knives (Chaqugan) ¡6¡h Knife (Chaqu) ¡tq

\LL\ f,o

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Pashto thelanguage oftheAfghans 146 !i¡:i"

: ÁJ rr-,;'! r;6rr -T

3- The suffix "Gane"

Cows (Ghwagäne) ¿'61* Cow (Ghwâ) lr¿

,dJ ,.,É J*rt, u.r ..r¿t¿, gÉ ¡,, (g) ¿JU'¡ rf -¿

4- Replacing the "ey" last letter of nouns by "ane" suffix:

A woman from Kabul (kabuleY) ,,l1K

Women from Kabul (kabulane) i+rf

,J-rS ,¡lt-ri'l (ú.lu¿t ¡ tr tyitLt t^ .rl-ah - o

5- With real feminine nouns adding the "yande" suffi¡:

Mothers (Mayande) ,.¡.u.¡ Mother (Mor) ¡¡rSisters (khwyande) úü{É sister (khor) )È

¡+ .i'Y r j6¡r ¿ :l .!l:J¡l ¡,- ü g.+:l sri. tu¡r ü=iL'¡ t¿ ¡J¿' - 1

,rlJ,.r.¿.¡e

6- The letter "ey " does not change for the plural. also

suffix "gane g; " makes the plural.

V/indws 1 ¿tt (Karrkey) -rf, Window (s) (Karrkey '-ft'Breads ¿gÍÍ @doddey)¡¡¡ Bread pdoddey).e¡¡

¿ltpy¡ÉJ ,J ,sU, u, itit J¡¿l r g; r tJ.¡l tl tú¡ tis¿*' - Y

7- Changing "i,J" to "ey.t":

Games (B.azey),5¡la Play, Game (Bazi) .e¡t¿

èi¿. tþ

Sing (F)

Room (Kona) 4-í

Tongue (Zhaba) rj-ÍL 'þSine (M)

Man (SarraY) ,srWood (LargaY) é)

PL fi. gq

Friends: (Dostan) ¡r¡' 'rr

Zhabe (ú;¡, ¿.+) ,rrj

Women (Sha2e) ãHouses (Korona) t¿¡lMen (Sarri) ,stFriends (Malgeri) .¡ÁL

sgM

Oblique form Plural

Rooms (Kote):

Tongues (Zhabe) a.3

-lL *(PL(M)

Men (Sarri) n*Woods (Largi) ,éJ'

¿i:, üPL(F)

Obl Jrit,

(Dostano)

(Zhabu)

(Shazu)

(Korono)

(Sarrayu)

(Malgeru)

PL

Pashton (Pashton) .',,;+, Pashtana

Shepherd (ShPun) ¡r.¡ ShPana

Coal(Skor) .té- Skara

Montain (Ghar)_ -P Ghrona

\¿Y

¡lt-¡t¡

-PJ

t-4t:¿-Ít4,fL

obl

lL- !¿ Pashtanu r'::+,

ol'; Shpanu 4,¡K- Skaru -t-þtirj Ghru tf

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Pashto the Language of the Afghans 148 ' i -**¿

J-rrrtvltjr"l 3l a:r';'3j-¡,.o

Feminine nouns and construction:

A: Real Feminine t(,rñ:JL) otri¡',ri¡i' :..'iJl

-With a sign of oposite mæculine like:

Aspa( a mare)

Chirga(Chirga- Hen)

-Without sign:

Mor (Mother)

Khor (Sister)

Tror (Sunt)

B- Unreal Feminine:

With feminine sign like:

(Ranna) : Light(Sha):Back(Chowkey): Chair

Without feminine sign like:

(gomenz): comb

(Lamen): skirt(Sten): needle

\¿^

'É a): ¡-iÞ ,1,!u, .* -\'¡-lßñ

ß,n*o.:

)Pai

, (,r,*-/[-) ú'L*þ ,r*t+ tr¡,rlJ

"fr:) r"JÉ'1

VJl^

,t-fn:úJ,r'1r,r' -Y

e4.ùl

¿ñ'

Constn¡ction:l-Generalyby adding 'h

' " to nouns

and adjectives the feminine is

formed.like:rChirg,-Shirga'Cock - Hen

. Zarghon'ZarghonarGreen Green

2-By droppirìg the "U and i" Vowels and adding "4" to nouns

and adjectives' For examPle:

\iloman man

. Pashton, Pashtana' s:'i- (Pashton) ¡.l;'L-

Green,,f, (shna) ¿¡¡ Green (shin) ¡..:'

r ¡¡,,J.¿ ,-Ì, Lt-; '?/'l-'-o t¿' ',¡bj-.r¡ ,t ,,s\\j[j.'êrl Y'*it-

'<t úY.1È,t¿t' ';- ' ßt=¡+ 3¡

ú'¡")f- ¡ + is'*¿)

Old (Zarra) Ð Old (Zon) P)

,ßJ Aé ril-al rr- Ð tÐ'i (') J t¡\

.l;rt ^r,

g¡ (r) '-i 'r¡' t''- ¡l (ú) a¡-'J- '¡' ''f 'su''-o o*U

,":: ,:

3- By changing the last lefters of nouns (i) u"d.l:) to (ey) as

Shoemaker (F) (Moche Ð ¡atshoemaker (muchi) ''"'!

(KhitteY) ;P (Khittu) a gluttan P}:r(l J¡ta tçt'J*vt r'''r 'Ssi

Ps¿¡ -L

4- By changing the last letter "ai" to "e"of nouns and adje-

cives

Tursry G) (Tege) '!iGirl friend lMalgerÐ ..r'lt'

, A rsÅ üt'rJrt-ç L'¡)

TurstY (TegaY) éiFriend (matgeraY).e!'

\¿l

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)ashto t]'r

-t

lû,

,ç ll¡vraoremdre (Lewaney) fr rt:iul'iit] uaamate[¡

Dialogue (Khabre -Atere) gjl g*t./. Jù+ S Js ¡Í :t¡r,r rt

Tah chirta aw komkal zegedalay ye

.r"- J¡+,if &'ú r to . Jg ,e.2o \t)Zahpa aisawe kaal 1950 pa kabul ke zegedelay yem.

t.gr Ë ¡b,rþ ¡l¡+¡ sn br

Da tase da hewad siyasi nezam scha dey.

.úr) úr¡'É¡+ fE.-¡tr. ¡þs j¡rjZmung da hewad siyasi nezãm jamhori dey.

ÍrSt rs-þ;þ3¡U-f¡ Ë.+ sþ ¡*t-sDa taso hewad pa tzo walayato washil shawey dey.

e of theAfshans 150 {jr+l+ (.¡) ¿Jt'¡t¿.1=¿.1 (g;) ,:-,r-u ¡li.a¿l is.t¡is -othe last letter of nouns and adjectives

ample:

Pa dersh walayatu.

Tase kom welayat ta marbut yastey.

Da Ifubul welayat ta.

Dagha s¿uray schok dey.

Dagha zma gawanddey dey.

\o'

-!Þ

..

Pashto the Language of the Æghans 151 ¡i ¡:+l

Section 9- ø¿4Adverbs )r¡r¡

]r¡ r" Jr r¡J: -. I r.,+

The adverbs are divided in to the different groups'

Adverbs of time r-¡ç cå¡ I - \Today (nan) aYesterday (Paron) ös¿

Tomorrow (Saba) þNow (Os) ,¿rl

Always (Tel) ,J';

Always (Ha¡kala) ÁS¡

Never (Heschkala) ^Ifi+Up to now (Ter oas) ,*'.sli

Successively ( Perla pesi) ,?, út,

Forever ( Tenela) l:¡

Once (Yaw zel) ,Ê"-

¡JU-Yr ê¿-t \

I4-U- Jol¿ ,3 c"-Y3 1.rf,r-b

ei csT¡ lhtll

l.9r cJ¡* ú¿ l-Lt

l.9r g¡¡tl ^t ; u,

\o\

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b3 *'

Adverbs of Place rJ{-e útÞr

Here (delta)

There (Halta)

Undei (l-ande)

Over, On (Bande)

Above (Porta)

Far (Lere)

Near (Nezhde)

Where (Cherta)

Before (Wrrande)

Behind (Wruste)

Evêry where (Harcherta)

This side @i khwã)

cJ¡

Eb

úJY

ú$t{

l¿_ r ¡¿PI

'S)úÛ)i ->

.¡ttl.¿,

t:¿)t,

l'->¡

Þ r.¡'

- l.- W: )-j+ tålJ-r'o- tAdverbs of quantitY:

Much,more (dder)

Few, Less (Leg)

How much- How many (Schomra)

As much (Domra)

So (Homra)

Greatly (Khwara)

CompletelY (Bekhi)

Adverbs of action )3-'s ¿'cr'r :))Quickly (Zher) t)tSlowly (Wro) ¿,-titi

SuddentY (NaschPa) ^<i

How (Schanga) .¡t,Thus ( Dase)

Adverbs of cause:

Why (Wale)

Because (Zaka)

Only (Ywaze)

What for @a scha de Para)

Persian adverbs

AlwaYs (Hamisha)

PerhaPs (Albata)

Somedme (Gaha)

Arabic ,adverbsCertainlY (harnan)

For examPle (Mesalan)

OfficiallY (Rasman)

Adverbs are als formed from

parts ofa sPeech:

irorn a distance (De lerÐ

SecretlY (Pa Pena)

-'r-¡

IàlÌ

ùf)t

àÆ

bÌ.fu.

\ ôY

¡¡+i CJ-cl -OJ:'fL

þt"-o-¡Lr J'

¡¡*¡ ,¡¡-rH -1¡ l.-¡

'j:ll

,rl6

:) Gf -Vt.=t

5ti,1-J

Lt'a' ét-t:'l-¡l -À

:llJrfY-r¡+t+t'Ë.¡J¡l:) brt t

\ôT

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Pashto the Language of the Afghaq 154 'i r+

ImPerative 'u-rl,-,- ,*¿d J*irr-, ^g

.rSlV" -la g'-.¡l sþ rþ"-Z ¡:st Jlr''cJb r'"1

,rlJ ..r¡t¡ o,É rgf rr r-¡lJ F) .€v,¿* u¿l r-,J'¡L.j -u,rd' (') I

imp Stem

Write (Lika) d.J : r + Lik ¿u To write (Likel) JfJ

S.g See (Wina) ¿.:Ð : ¡ + Win r¡ To see (Lidel) J+J

PL see you (wineY) ,rl-:þ^.,.1 ,-åaLi ¡;.4L ,¡ r r¡r tJl- Imperfective d þr ef d;-¡l'r'r

, É .¡ï l.e(sg) Take a l,ook (Wagora) 'rJ3To look (Katel)

(PL) Take a Look (WagoreY) ',st-ítThe imperative is formed from the present tense of a verb

stem by adding the letter (a = n ) in singular and (eyu ) in

plural.The perfective imperative is formed by addition of the prefrx

" waw J " to the imPerfective like:

prefix wâ.w,¡ to the imperfective,like:

Look (gora) ryf z * r-lTo look (katel) JrLook (ForeY'rstÍ r,+ ¿-í(Sg) tie (Watarra) ,å : , -i¡ To tie (tarrel) J¡(PL) tie (Watarrey) 'oitOther imperatives are formed from other stems:

Do it (woka) rf¡ To do (Kawel) 'r't-'

cL:l

Become (Wosa ) -¡ To become (Kidel) J¡J

Take it away (yosa) ' ,¿ To take away (Wrral) J.u

\ of'

Pashto thelansuaee oftheAfehans 155 :ir'i"

Nagative imPerative 14\ u"Å ,';ttslLj -.t¡ (¡ ) l,,' ( r' ) r¡' t"..l"| rJ

Are formed by adding (ma ") and (na l) to the imperatives'

Nagative *'t'l uì:'Don't go

Don't write

Don't do

Don't come

(Isn't)

(Isn't good)

tlt ta

tÇu

6lutsll u

Positive :rrr".ls¡ç^

Go) L Øun)

(write) '<J Gjka)

(do) ,J (Kawa)

('co*") ,1t, (Raza)

(Is) ,:-¡ (Shta)

(Is good) .er ,* (Sha DeY)

(Khat ma lika) ÁJ u 'Ë;

(Kar ma kawa) 'f þ.)tS

(kar ma kaweY) 'rs-f u ¿tS

(Ma gora) ntl u

(Drogh ma waYa) u-l u ¿sst

(Ma waya) ^'-l¡ -(Ma wayeY) .¡-1, -(Ma LikeY) ',É'

.- ¡:ê

ú¡/j+

sg (Khat lika)

sg (Kar kawa)

pl (Kar kaweY)

sg (Gora)

(Reshtiya waYa)

sg (waYa)

pl flilaYeY)

pl (LikeY)

¡lJ ü;,-l .tll

'e-l:V,,

¡-r¡)

r,-l¡ t :¡.¡

e,_l-¡

',¡l:

"F

\oo

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Rules of negative Verbs r'1,.l ,J- .,;¡r,^r,É,;:T#::ïifËflfi:i

' ¿u-or-Sr--^!lrl.r^í,i1, '*; ,y" ,Í--,f j.2 J2ß (r,) ,r{rlLil3.l¡ t, -y

.Jl, ut t -j res ';¿,ls,g,sJly ^t'' ú¡j ÄJ (¿i) cni ,-*t,éJt¡jl ,g¿1"-:-l !; u, -t

:¡lJ..t r¡q ü - s:-'i - Ssr ^)tue¿3 ti..h éJ¡J)u- ¡ (¡) ¡J (d) cs:i ,è5,r5JLL¡|¿;lL - a, -6

'^lJ .il, ,F e t J*¡¡.¿i'J ':1- ú:-* r.;, - ; l rY

sÞsss ^J ,s-ti cr ,;JrJLil ,-*V s¿¿' :l ,èU d:l..rrÏ -, -1,^í,it, r;-¡ r;i,J*i .J-"f

..t sl . ú) ú gþJÇ - úr e úF J.r.J

The Vocative form: cJt, ,r,-1,r,;

,¡JL.' I yQ J¿¿¿ljl,L-¡¡l-¡rÇr.úr J, ,þ ,_* t_¡-i $ l-ur 1r¡l¡ ¡f (.,¡r¡

The vocative is used in calling. Masculine nouns receive (a)and feminine nouns take(e) in vocative.The interjection (oh) and (Hey) accompany nouns as:Hey, Brother (Hey Wrora) ,sss: tj Brother (Wror) ,¡-,¡Hey, mother (Hey more) Lily Lt Mother (Mor) ),Hey, Son (Hey zoya) u¿j t! Son (Zoy) s:jOh, Mother (Oh more) úry tr Mother (Mor) )_,.Oh, Sister (Oh khore) cs¿è osl Sister (Khor) )p

\01

.oJ u:l-f .,g tt çl¡;*,tll .Ll, (¡) ,cl3 ¿, (.) ¡ ,.tèU çi) ,sÉ u- (3) r r.¡Ç;;!t, trrl ,sÈ + (3) r r.¡U,r*r -rl,=,¿LÞr-T

,I

Pashto thelanguage of the Afghans 157 "ii

Dialogue (Khabere - Atere) ,S¡l 6-e

Tah chirta awsege (Osege)

Da shâr pa khatiza barkha ke.

Sta khptrl kor deY

.sj*7i ¿s r rf ¿*.,-ív-Jgf ,à ¿ f o) 't;

Na. Zah tasmim laram che sag kaal yau kor jorr krrem' khu

der kharsch ghwarri

1,,9¡l ¿V s

Tah-kãr kawe.

'¡-*,-l.r 'st't;lfu:6IHo ,Zahda shagerdano da yawe ttolene masher yem'

Q l.rro-¡l er-r¡¡ ei

..# Ê¿Å.+ 1¡t+:

r,tr )-f JTtltu

Sta dost cherta deY.

..Jrl, ,.9r d 3l , ,,5-þ Ë') )à; l¡ J ri¡

Hagha la mã schakha Leg Khapha shawey aw na dey raghelay,l

esj2¿4lltl tÅ ¿'ts 4

Sha - rãza che ddoddeY wa khru.

Tashakur. Í¿r

\oY

Igr a-re Ûu¡rkn

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V/atermiJl (Zranda)

Hand mill (Mechen)

Deep (Zhawar)

a gap in wall (Kanddaw)

Corn storagerbin (Kandu)

Abyse (Kanda)

Widow (Kundda)

Fe.ry (Guder)

Lang (uwgd)

Short (Landd)

Care,attention (Ghawer)

Merchant (Sawdager)

Action (Amal)

Medicine (Daru)

Illness (Maraz)

Goodness (Neki)

Reason (Wahja)\:Good action (Nek amal)

Vocabulary út-rJ

!J.ri

::i¡l+5

tJS

o¡5

'+3.t

.t5¡)

?l+rJ

)y

ÍltnJ.t¡, It

,-e-¡

,fr+J

J-r.dJ

Section 10- àtJ, à*,')

r;r,l-; Jtfl

The Seasons (Da kal faslona)

One year has four Seasons.

Spring (PsarlaY) ,JP,Summer (Aunay-Dobay) (,¡r-rr) .r¿rl

Autumn (MenaY) \-rt'Winter (Zhemay) ê3

úr J--.¡ ,sr'j JV, j*,Spring is the first season of the year.

çes *l¡ ,é J*,The weather is good in the sPring.

rg.¡.-t-F lg ,;,;l tg¿:l

The weather gets warm in the suûlmer.

\o^

,r9) ¡r)-i ,-þ JV¡.-

Snow falls in the winter.

þ )t" Y? 'U ¡ .rþ ,t-f ¡l' . :[¡il ¡In Afghanistan four Season have diffirent weather' 'sj

\ oi

¿;2¿l rye15.é ,¡3

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March-APril

April- MaY

May-June

June -JulY

July- August

August- SeP

Sep- Oct

Oct-Nov

Nov -Dec

Dec -Jan

Jan-Feb

Feb-March

Day

Month

yeaf

New Year

(Wraz).

(Miyasht)

(Kal)

(NawaY kal)

(Mayashte)

WoraY

GhwrtYaY

GhbargolaY

Chinga3h

ZmaraY

WagaY

Tala

Larram

LindeY

Marghomi

Salwagha

Kab

Hamal

Sawar

Jawza

Saratan

Assad

Sunbela

Mizan

Aqrab

Qaus

Jadi

Dalwa

Hut

J"-^)J

t)*¿lLe

.ul

^Jt:-ol.¡.

ç-P

"1"¡ú+Jr

ÛJ"

:

pashto thelanguage of theÆghans 161 , , tlFi

DIALOGUE :6ril é-P(Khabere - Atere)

l.r) d cr-'rr J6r

da Kal mosomuna Kom di ' lKr,J3 , ,? ' ,9¿51 's)-*,:,grlr ri¡"-¡r I

Da kal mosomuna da di: Pasarlay- Aurray-Manay -Zhemay'

,c))

c-iþJK

Jtl.¡i,,.t!ti¡

éss

.tPJI.Jútq

e¡jç3¿s

Á-

¡Jngt)

,¡*¡Él;l-

,3

Pa zhemi ke Hawa schanga wi

Pa zhemi ke Hawa sarra wi

Pa Afghanistan

Pa Afghanistan

\1.

l.¡¡ ^l fY lÍ./l ¡l*;tiilrke kom mosom sha deY'

.é) f-y þ * J*,rlJ ¡l':;Uil r¿

ke PasarlaY der sha mosom deY.

1,9¡ rlË l¡ ,F ,-t' \Pa mani ke hawa schanga wi

u¡j: i! tst i 'sY.¿ |tn c# ct Z

PamanikehawasarregiawdawanuPannerazhegir.re rl¿ I¡.l ui-l ,9¿¡l u

Pa auri ke hawa schanga wi

.úf,e c* ÚJ'ì P Út"i YHawa ruda wi, Kho dere miwe ham pakhegi' í /

t.9¡ rlË l¡ ,# êi u,

.ér.t l¡ é ,-ì3 L',

\(r.,

ì1\

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The cardinal numbers rj¡,c¡j rrcr

l-yau2-dwa'3- dre

4- Tsalur

5- Pinza

6- Shpag

7- Owa

8-Ata9- Neh

10-Las

11- Yawulas

12-Dwulas

13- Dyarlas

14- Tswarlas

15- Pinzalas

16- Shparras

17- Owulas

18- Atalas

19- Nunas

20-rShel

21-Yawwisht22-Dwawisht.30-Dprsh

40- Tsalwesht

50- Pinzos

60- Shpeta

rJl

ésl,rüt,L:,,

*-!

¡lr¡l

,¡j

I'l:¿,.J¡ttl¡¡'ù-;',rJår,

l¡ú"Jy,.lsiI ^tltP-y

l^

rL!u¡ r¡t

-,-ÊY-¡

,å;, J;'IëF,

.

70-Awya LJI

80-Atya t+Tl

90-Nawi é-;100-Sel J-200-Dwa sawa r3r oe)

1000-Zer si

I'

líf

,I

I

I

I

The ordinal numbers ^;-tn-y

d¡-i.,ô rJ.cr

ûj¡rr 3l suffixL- u'I (emrl) t ty li -l:,-,-J S ,¡t¿*¿'l' ,¡" ¡¡t-l d

.úr . i.l:*. ¡¡, c¡¡rJ ,ïlt- ¿Jt .t-l ¡¡'1 (¿-'l elrrâ¡ r r-¡lJ

The ordinal numbers are formed from the cardinal by adding

the (em and ema) suffixes for masculine and feminine

except the first Person.

FMLumrreY ,tfj LumrraY ,sfjRrumbey tÊr¿ RrmbaY Lfr¿

Awala .J.rl Awal Jrl

Dwayema rr.,-¡r DwaYem f¿Jr

Dreyema ¿-Ðr DreYem rur

Lasema , .,..t Lasam ¡JNimayi iç Nim r*,

Paw ¡!

\1r\17

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Pashto the Lansuase of the Afehans

nterjections ,9r¡ Lris

:r¡U fl-.i¡i'rTo Epress happiness

Vãh ,l¡ Ahà t¡l Wäh wãh ,l¡,1¡oh Bravo :r-¡l'J.r:'tlþl

To express grief:Vhy-Afsus (Atas) úb Wâkh(Oh) ¿L A h , i

,0.¡Ç f;tl'For haising.

Bravo) ¡,;i Shabâsh (Bravo),,Êt¿ 't;: r-¡Ç JJ,rþr

Wishing

Kashki (Wish) ¿í¿tsr-.¡Ç rl.r1¡ÊÇrFor calling:

Jo (hey) ¡l ey (Oh) ,¡l - V/ay (alas) øl¡

AuxiliaryTo be , to become ù-i

(Shwet)

t't4úZah ba wushem "I will become" -Å: +7tMung ba wushu " We will became" ,is +.¡Tah ba \ryushe" You will become" 1i: + u-VTase ba wushey "You will become" ,É¡ +h - gl

Day - da ba wushi"He, She will become" cls 4c-st

\1¿

1Á .¡L'J jra¿

If I became +b'åKa zah shw4Y 6lç 6 ß

Ka mung shwaY úl'r\'j'r S

Ka tah shwaY "l'* ú,-s

"9Ç u'ls ßKa tase shwaY

Ka day - dá shwaY 'rlÉ l¡ -

"t ß

6lç rg¡t ßKa duY shwaY

If I had become (røt") '-b-¡ e)Ka zah shawdY waY '5.¡ '9¡'à

6 ß

Ka mung shawaY waY al: g-Èi'¡'ß

Ka tah shawaY waY 6l¿ e:'3' s ß

Ka tase shawaY waY a|: s-È 'str ß-

Ka day - dã shaway way wa ¡l -'sl: çs-å l: - gr ef

Ka duY shawi a! üe3 úl: e'È ést ß

TransitiveTo bind (Ta:rel)

PresentTarrem

Tam¡

Tarre

Tarey

Tarri

Tarri

\10

J;{,Pod'j

:i ?f,ti tJ

'rSi,gU

éi at

úi est

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Pashto the Lansuase of the Afehans

Past ,s^blâ

Zahye - watarrelom

Mung ye watarrelu

Tah Ye watarrele

Tase- ye watarreley

Day ye watarra

Duy ye watarrel

Da Ye watarrela

Duy ye watarrele

P.ProximateZahye Tarrelay yem

Mung ye tarreli yu

Tah ye tarraley ye

Tase ye. tarrelaycy '

Day ye tarrelay day

Duy ye tarrelay di

Dä ye ta:relay da

Duy ye tarreli di

1,66 UJ H!

fi-t,¿-o:!n: ei:,Ji, ,¡- u

Jit,¡- u*uo¡b¡,rr- ç9r

J¡2 u,_r92,

d¡r-l .rr- ll

Jit ,¡- rstt

,èu tsÚ

f- Ji ,t'-,:

¿Ji,¡-i.v,J- Ji ,J- Ë

,¡-Ji c-,rELst Ji ,J- ú,

,st Ji stérre,r f¡.r,- lr

ét ¿i ú¿ 'J-rr

j

Pashto theLansuaee of theÆehans

P.RemoteZah ye Tarreley wom

Mung ye Tarreley wou

Tah ye Tarrelay way

Tase ye Tarreli wast

Day ye Tarrelay wu

Duy ye Tarreli wu

Da ye Tarrely wa

Duy ye tareli wa ( F,

Imperative

Wutarra drWu tarrey ,ti:

Subjunctive'Wuta:rem

'Wu tam¡

V/u tare'wu tarrey

V/u tani

V/u tani

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imperfective

Tarra '¡.Tarrey Ui

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tti:,ti)

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Pashto theLansuase of theAfshans 168

Conditionalimperfectiveka zah ye tarrelay

ka mung ye tarrelu

ka tah ye tarelay

ka tase ye tarreley

ka day ye tarrelay

ka duy ye tarreli

ka da ye tarelay

Perfective:

ka zah ye tarrelay way

ka mung ye tarrelay way

ka tah ye tarrelay way

ka tase ye tarrelay wast

ka day ye tarrelay way

ka duy ye tarrelay wuy

ka da ye tarrelay way

Potential form:present

Tarrelay sum

Tarrelay su

Tarrelay say

Tarrelay saey

Tar"relay si

Tarrelay si

ry-/t

Ji ,¡-,: sji c-inßëi '¡'t: ^s

Ji ,¡-,-*,tr ßJi ,¡'

'st ^sJ¡ ,J-çlst ßj¡ u¿ß É

,slt Ji d- èj ^l,slt ,)i ú i:. ßslt Ji ,J-tú ß

u\ Ji ,¡-.tV ßal: Ji ,j- úr ßsb Ji 'J' rs'tt ßal: Ji ¿-lt É

jrltJt'

r-J+-*Ji.,-r Ji,; rli,s Ji,f Ji

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t* Ji e-it,z-VJi ,¡-,eE

Jt- Ji è-ú¿¡

Past uzu

rv Ji ,¡-o)

Lc¡- ¿i è-)ir J¡ ,e-e,

:þ-6Jr;r.(Jorrawel) J.,rr.

To build

To cure

Zah jorrawom

Mung jorrawu

Tah jorrawe

Tase jorrawey

Day jonawi

Duy jonawi

Dã jonawi

Past tenseZahye jon krrem

Mung ye jorr krru

Tah ye jorr krre

Tasé ye jorr krreY

Day ye jorr kerr

Duy ye jorr krrel

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s: ¿* itét ¿* ti

3s ¿* euL9¿Ê é;,

ét¿* t,st

ú't¿r.lt

ðL,,sþlAlf ¿n ,¡''i

ú¿*d-i!af ¿:o.,¡-'¡

'aÍ ¿n d-,,-lif ¿* ,s- rs,

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