If you're trying to learn Tajik Feminine you will find some useful resources including a course about genders: Feminine and Masculine... to help you with your Tajik grammar. Try to concentrate on the lesson and notice the pattern that occurs each time the word changes its place. Also don't forget to check the rest of our other lessons listed on Learn Tajik. Enjoy the rest of the lesson!
Learning the Tajik Feminine is very important because its structure is used in every day conversation. The more you master it the more you get closer to mastering the Tajik language. But first we need to know what the role of Feminine is in the structure of the grammar in Tajik.
Tajik feminine refers to female qualities attributed specifically to women and girls or things considered feminine. The complement to feminine is masculine. Here are some examples:
English Feminine | Tajik Feminine |
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Feminine | çinsi zanona - çинси занона |
he is happy | ӯ/vay khooshbakht ast - ӯ/вай хушбахт аст |
she is happy | ӯ/vay khooshbakht ast - ӯ/вай хушбахт аст |
he is American | ӯ/vay amrikoī ast - ӯ/вай амрикоӣ аст |
she is American | ӯ/vay amrikoī ast - ӯ/вай амрикоӣ аст |
man | mard - мард |
woman | zan - зан |
father | padar - падар |
mother | modar - модар |
brother | barodar - бародар |
sister | apa - апа |
uncle | amak, taғo - амак, тағо |
aunt | amma - амма |
bull | barzagov - барзагов |
cow | gov - гов |
boy | pisar - писар |
girl | dookhtar - духтар |
Notice the structure of the Feminine in Tajik.
Below is a list of objects, can you determine whether they're feminine, masculine or plural in Tajik? Memorizing this table will also help you add very useful and important words to your Tajik vocabulary.
English Vocabulary | Tajik Vocabulary |
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objects | ashyoho - ашёҳо |
bathroom | hammom - ҳаммом |
bed | kat - кат |
bedroom | ootoқi khob - утоқи хоб |
ceiling | shift - шифт |
chair | koorsī - курсӣ |
clothes | libosho - либосҳо |
coat | plash, boronī - плаш, боронӣ |
cup | piyola - пиёла |
desk | mizi korī - мизи корӣ |
dress | libos - либос |
floor | farsh - фарш |
fork | changcha - чангча |
furniture | myebyel, bisoti khona - мебел, бисоти хона |
glass | shisha - шиша |
hat | kooloh - кулоҳ |
house | khona - хона |
ink | rang - ранг |
jacket | piçak - пиçак |
kitchen | oshkhona - ошхона |
knife | kord - корд |
lamp | charoғ - чароғ |
letter | maktoob - мактуб |
map | kharita - харита |
newspaper | rwznoma - рўзнома |
notebook | daftar - дафтар |
pants | shim - шим |
paper | koғaz - коғаз |
pen | roochka - ручка |
pencil | қalam - қалам |
pharmacy | dorookhona - дорухона |
picture | soorat, rasm - сурат, расм |
plate | tabaқ - табақ |
refrigerator | yakhdon - яхдон |
restaurant | tarabkhona - тарабхона |
roof | bom - бом |
room | hooçra - ҳуçра |
rug | gilyemcha - гилемча |
scissors | қaychī - қайчӣ |
shampoo | shampoon - шампун |
shirt | koortai mardona - куртаи мардона |
shoes | poyafzol - пойафзол |
soap | soboon - собун |
socks | çwrob - çўроб |
spoon | қoshooқ - қошуқ |
table | miz - миз |
toilet | hoçatkhona - ҳоçатхона |
toothbrush | chwtkai dandonshwy - чўткаи дандоншўй |
toothpaste | khamirai dandon - хамираи дандон |
towel | sachoқ - сачоқ |
umbrella | chatr - чатр |
underwear | tagpӯsh - тагпӯш |
wall | dyevor - девор |
wallet | қapchooқ, hamyon - қапчуқ, ҳамён |
window | tiryeza - тиреза |
telephone | tyelyefon - телефон |
Feminine and Masculine have a very important role in Tajik. Once you're done with Tajik Feminine, you might want to check the rest of our Tajik lessons here: Learn Tajik. Don't forget to bookmark this page.
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