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Bodo and Dimasa belong to the Bodo-Garo group of the Tibeto-Burman language family. Both of the languages are highly agglutinating and tonal in nature, with a large number of affixes (more suffixing than prefixing) productive in word formations. The dictionary thus includes the roots, prefixes and suffixes (both inflectional and derivational affixes) besides the derived words.
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eagle
hen
sparrow
goose
duck
pigeon
common myna
chick
koel
babui or weaver birds
dove
duck
chameleon
gate
door entrance
mirror
derphnai, daogari, derkmai
water