Part of Speech | n.masc |
Vernacular Form | بولوۡ |
Phonetic Form | bóolo |
Morphemic Form | báal-u |
Inflection Class | a-decl (Obl, pl): bóola |
Indo-Aryan Proto-Form | vā́la- 'hair of tail, tail, hair (masc)' (T: 11572) |
Variant Form(s) | búulu (Biori) |
Example 452:
Source: A:NH12:1:022teeṇíi kaná ṣaá ta ux na pašáana, duíi kaná ṣaá ba bóolu pašawaáana.teeṇíireflkanshoulder-a-oblṣaáout.oftaDSuxcamelnanegpašsee-án-prs-a-MPLdúianother-ii-genkanshoulder-a-oblṣaáout.ofbatopbáalustraw.of.hairpašawáshow-án-prs-a-MPLOne does not see the camel on one's own shoulder, but points out the hair on the other's shoulder. [Proverb]
Example 453:
Source: A:SHA040-1aní angúṛim bóola phaṭíi de maní andáa the, ǰáandu hínu ki na thaní.aníproxangúṛifinger-m-plbáalustraw.of.hair-a-plphaṭépluck-e-3sgdepstmaníHSAYandáalike.thatthedo-í-CVǰáandalive-u-MSGhinbe.prs-u-MSGkiornanegthaníQTHe was pulling the hair from his [own] knuckles like this, to see whether he was still alive.