Part of Speech | num |
Vernacular Form | چُور |
Phonetic Form | tɕúur |
Morphemic Form | čáur |
Indo-Aryan Proto-Form | catúraḥ 'four (masc.acc.pl.)' (T: 4655) |
Variant Form(s) | čáar (Biori) |
Example 208:
Source: A:NH12:1:196dúu ac̣híia aṭí čúur thainií.dutwoac̣híieye-a-plaṭébring-í-CVčáurfourthedo-ainií-VNGetting two more eyes makes four. [Proverb]
Example 389:
Source: A:HUA123se bi čúur páanǰ bhe, ma na ṭing tháai bhóon de.se3pl.nombiSEPčáurfourpanǰfivebhebecome-í-CVma1sg.nomnanegṭingfirmthedo-áa-infbhabe.able.to-en-3pldepstNot even these four or five people were able to hold me.
Example 585:
Source: A:DLX102thíi čúur dáanda pac̣halíila hína, tanaám gaḍeeṇḍeéu.thíi2sg.genčáurfourdandtooth-a-plpac̣halérot-íl-pfv-a-MPLhinbe.prs-a-MPLtanaám3pl.accgaḍépull.out-eeṇḍeéu-OBLGFour of your teeth are rotten; they need to be extracted.