Part of Speech | n.masc |
Vernacular Form | بھلا |
Phonetic Form | bhalaá |
Inflection Class | aan-decl (Obl): bhalaá, (Pl): bhalaagaán |
Example 300:
Source: A:WOM643se bhalaá se kúṛi the maníitu ki teeṇíi banglée na širingá.seREMbhalaáevil.spiritseREMkúṛiwomanthetomaníitsay.pfv-u-MSGkicompteeṇíireflbangláibracelet-a-plnanegširingárattleThe evil spirit said to the woman, "Don't shake your bracelets!"
Example 343:
Source: A:HUA131etíi teewizí the ba se bhalaagaán ma díi ṣeekóola.tíi3sg.oblteewízamulet-í-plthedo-í-CVbatopseREMbhalaáevil.spirit-aán-plma1sg.nomdíifromṣeekálead.out-íl-pfv-a-MPLHe made amulets and cast the evil spirits from me.
Example 344:
Source: A:WOM675-7bhalaá áa čhaṭí baándi ta maráanu, dubaará čhaáṭ ba ǰíti seentá so waapás ǰandáanu.bhalaáevil.spiritaonečhaṭshot-í-oblbaándibytaDSmardie-án-prs-u-MSGdubaaráagainčhaṭshotbatopǰíthit.pfv-i-fseentáCONDHso3MSG.nomwaapásbackǰandébecome.alive-án-prs-u-MSGA spirit dies by one shot only, but by a second shot he becomes alive again.
Example 345:
Source: A:NH12:1:029teeṇíi dhut hum ta qilaá hum ba bhalaá.teeṇíirefldhutmouthhumalsotaDSqilaáfortresshumalsobatopbhalaáevil.spiritA person is known by his words [lit. One's own mouth is a fortress as well as a demon]. [Proverb]