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Vocab from:
- Grierson, George A (1885) Bihār Peasant Life, being a discursive catalogue of the surroundings of the people of that province, Calcutta: The Bengal Secretariat Press
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Please find a dictionary to support the existence of the word when adding an entry. Here's my best sources for each dialect area of "Bihari":
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Dialects
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Modern lang.
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{{R:bho:Tiwari}}
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N. Ganges, Arrah, W. Bihar
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Bhojpuri bho
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??
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Champaran
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Bhojpuri bho
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??
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Bhagalpur, Munger
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Angika anp
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??
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Patna, Gaya
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Magahi mag
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??
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Tirhut
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Maithili mai
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??
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??
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Bajjika vjk
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The plough
- हल (hal, “plough”) (Hindi)
- हर (har)
- लाँगल (lā̃gal) (Gaya)
- खिनौरी (khinaurī, “old/worn-out plough”)
- ठेँठी (ṭhē̃ṭhī) (SE, NW Tirhut)
- ठेँठा (ṭhē̃ṭhā) (NW, S Tirhut)
- खुटहरा (khuṭahᵊrā) (Arrah)
- नवठा (navᵊṭhā, “new plough”)
- नौठा (nauṭhā) (West)
- नवघर (navᵊghar) (Champaran)
- लवठा (lavᵊṭhā) (NE, S Tirhut)
- साँगऽ (sā̃gaː, “the plough and all its appurtenances”) (W Bihar, S Bhagalpur)
- साँगह (sā̃gah) (S Munger)
- हरिस (haris, “beam”) (N Ganges)
- हरसी (harᵊsī) (E Tirhut)
- साँढ़ (sā̃ṛh) (Patna, Gaya, S Munger)
- ईस (īs) (S Bhagalpur)
- हर (har, “body of the plough”)
- परिहत (parihat, “handle or stilt of the plough”) (Arrah, N Ganges)
- लागन (lāgan) (E of N Ganges)
- लगना (lagᵊnā) (S Munger, Patna, Gaya)
- नाँगनो (nā̃gᵊnō) (S Bhagalpur)
- परिहत (parihat) (SW Arrah)
- चँदवा (cãdᵊvā, “knob at the end of the body of the plough near the handle”) (Patna)
- चाँदी (cā̃dī) (Gaya)
- मूठ (mūṭh) (Arrah)
- चँदुली (cãdulī) (SW Arrah)
- मुठिया (muṭhiyā) (SE Arrah)
- मकरी (makᵊrī, “piece used for mending the handle”) (S Bhagalpur)
- खेढ़ा (khēṛhā, “notches on the beam”) (Saran)
- खेँढ़ी (khē̃ṛhī) (Gaya)
- खेढ़ी (khēṛhī) (Arrah)
- खेहा (khēhā) (Patna)
- खाता (khātā) (Champaran)
- खाढ़ी (khāṛhī) (Tirhut)
- खड़हा (khaṛᵊhā) (SE Tirhut)
- खोँढ़ा (khō̃ṛhā) (SE Bihar)
- काढ़ (kāṛh) (SE Bihar)
- टोर (ṭōr, “sole”) (W Bihar)
- टोरा (ṭōrā) (W Bihar)
- नास (nās) (E Bihar)
- नासा (nāsā) (E Bihar)
- माँथ (mā̃th, “thicker end of the sole”) (N Ganges)
- माँथा (mā̃thā) (N Ganges)
- फार (phār, “ploughshare”)
- फारा (phārā) (NE Tirhut)
- फाला (phālā) (NE Tirhut)
- लोहामा (lōhāmā) (SE Tirhut)
- पाट (pāṭ, “wedge”) (N Ganges, Arrah, S Munger)
- पट्टा (paṭṭā) (Gaya)
- पाटा (pāṭā) (S Tirhut, Patna)
- पाटो (pāṭō) (S Bhagalpur)
- चैली (cailī, “second wedge”) (N Ganges, Gaya, SW Bihar)
- चेलखी (cēlᵊkhī) (SE Tirhut)
- चेरी (cērī) (E Tirhut)
- पाचड़ (pācaṛ) (NE Tirhut, Arrah)
- पचड़ी (pacᵊṛī) (S Ganges)
- उपर पाटो (upar pāṭō) (S Bhagalpur)
- बराइन (barāin, “peg”)
- बरैन (barain) (Champaran, Tirhut)
- बरेन (barēn) (NE Tirhut)
- बरहन (barᵊhan) (Saran)
- बरैनी (barainī) (Patna)
- बरन (baran) (Arrah)
- सभ धरिया (sabh dhariyā) (Patna)
- सत धरिया (sat dhariyā) (Patna)
- सभधर (sabhᵊdhar) (Gaya)
- तरैलऽ (tarailaː) (S Bhagalpur)
- तरैली (tarailī) (SW Arrah)
- हुमना (humᵊnā) (Patna)
- करुआर (karuār, “iron clamp”) (W)
- करुआरा (karuārā) (W)
- करुआरी (karuārī) (Patna, Champaran, W Tirhut)
- खूरा (khūrā) (SW Arrah)
- जोँका (jō̃kā) (Patna; Bihar)
- जोँकी (jō̃kī) (SE Tirhut)
- चोभी (cōbhī) (SE Tirhut)
- (also "wedge") गासी (gāsī) (NE Tirhut)
- पालो (pālō, “yoke”) (N Ganges, Patna, Gaya, S Munger)
- पालऽ (pālaː) (S Bhagalpur)
- जुआठ (juāṭh) (Arrah, Gaya; sometimes Saran, E)
- तरसैला (tarᵊsailā, “lower bar of the yoke”)
- मोट (mōṭ, “yoke for well irrigation”)
- जूआ (jūā, “single-bar cart yoke”)
- सैला (sailā, “outer pins which join the two bars of the yoke”) (W)
- समैल (samail) (W)
- कनैल (kanail) (E)
- (S Bhagalpur) कनकिल्ली (kanᵊkillī)
- समैल (samail, “inner pins”)
- समैला (samailā) (Patna, SE)
- समैया (samaiyā) (Gaya)
- नारन (nāran, “leather thongs”) (Patna, S Ganges, Champaran)
- लरनी (larᵊnī) (NW + SE Tirhut)
- लारन (lāran) (SE)
- नाधा (nādhā) (Arrah)
- नरैली (narailī) (Arrah)
- लदहा (ladᵊhā) (SE Tirhut)
- लैधा (laidhā) (NE Tirhut)
- लाधा (lādhā) (NE Tirhut)
- हर लधी (har ladhī) (S Tirhut)
- हर नाधा (har nādhā) (S Tirhut)
- नाधा (nādhā) (Gaya)
- (of string) हर नाधा (har nādhā) (Saran)
- (of leather only) दुआली (duālī) (Saran)
- डोँड़ा (ḍō̃ṛā) (S Bhagalpur)
- लेधा (lēdhā) (S Bhagalpur)
- जोती (jōtī, “ropes which go round the bullocks' necks”) (except extreme W)
- जोता (jōtā) (Saran, Champaran, W Arrah)
- समेल (samēl) (NE Tirhut)
- समैल (samail) (NE Tirhut)
- फाँसऽ (phā̃saː) (S Bhagalpur)
- महादेवा (mahādēvā, “projecting knob”)
- महादेओ (mahādēō) (Patna, Gaya)
- महदवा (mahadᵊvā) (S Munger)
- मँझवारऽ (mãjhᵊvāraː) (S Bhagalpur)
- खाँड़ी (khā̃ṛī, “noteches near the end of the yoke”) (Patna)
- खाढ़ी (khāṛhī) (SE Tirhut)
- खेढ़ी (khēṛhī) (W)
- खड्ढी (khaḍḍhī) (SW Arrah)
- कनौसी (kanausī) (Gaya)
- खातऽ (khātaː) (S Bhagalpur)
- सिमल (simal) (SE Tirhut)
- नकटी (nakᵊṭī) (SE Tirhut)
- पत्ता (pattā, “leaf of the yoke”)
- पल्ला (pallā)
- पलई (palaī) (S Munger)
- पात (pāt) (Saran)
- खोल (khōl, “trough”)
- खोली (khōlī) (S Bhagalpur)
- पैना (painā, “bamboo whip”)
- छिटि (chiṭi, “its lash”) (NE Tirhut)
- टार (ṭār, “drill plough”)
- टाँड़ी (ṭā̃ṛī) (SE Tirhut)
- टोर (ṭōr) (S Munger)
- टरसूई (ṭarᵊsūī, “its share”)
- खिल्ला (khillā, “the nail which fastens the share to the body”)
- बाँसा (bā̃sā, “the bamboo pipe”) (W)
- बन्सा (bansā) (Arrah)
- चोँगा (cō̃gā) (E)
- हर चाँढ़ी (har cā̃ṛhī) (S Munger)
- माला (mālā, “cup at the top in which grain is poured”) (W)
- मलवा (malᵊvā) (W)
- पैला (pailā) (E)
- पइला (pailā) (E)
- पएला (paēlā) (E)
- माली (mālī) (E)
- उखरी (ukhᵊrī) (Munger)
- अकरी (akᵊrī) (Patna)
- धार पिटावल (dhār piṭāval, “sharpening of a ploughshare”) (Arrah, N Ganges)
- धार फरगावल (dhār pharᵊgāval) (SW Arrah)
- धार असराएब (dhār asᵊrāēb) (Patna)
- असार (asār) (Gaya, S Munger, S Bhagalpur)
- धार पजाव (dhār pajāv) (S Munger, S Bhagalpur)
- धार पिजावल (dhār pijāval) (NW Tirhut, Saran)
- धार बनाएब (dhār banāēb) (NE Tirhut)
- फार करा लाएब (phār karā lāēb) (SE Tirhut)
- औगार (augār, “harnessing the yoke higher up the beam in order to plough deeper”) (W)
- लगार (lagār) (NW Tirhut)
- तरख (tarakh) (rest of Tirhut)
- अवाए (avāē) (SW Arrah)
- ठाढ़ा (ṭhāṛhā) (S Munger)
- ठाढ़ (ṭhāṛh) (Bhagalpur)
- सेव (sēv, “light ploughing”)
- सेब (sēb) (NE Tirhut)