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Gujarati to English translations [PRO]
Other | | Gujarati term or phrase: a caliyu | it would be pronounced as cali you in english and i am unsure if it is spelt right
i think the 'a' part means this |
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| | A Caliyu (Kaliyun) = Black Necklace, Opium, Black Tobacco. Kaliyar (Caliyar) = Black Buck, Antelope. | Explanation:
A Caliyu (Kaliyun) = Black Necklace, Opium, Black Tobacco.
Kaliyar (Caliyar) = Black Buck, Antelope.
Kaliyo = Black Tobacco, Epithet of Lord Krishna.
Pl. feel free to ask for any clarifications.
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Note added at 1 day12 hrs (2008-11-28 06:21:24 GMT)
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Your question without providing suitable reference was incomplete to realize all its saying and lead to referring wording as Gujarati Nouns and so equivalent English meanings were provided in the beginning.
Since you indicated it also to be as a bit different usage, I guess you might meant asking as...
"Ae Chal" (or "Ae Chalo" or "Ae Chalne" or "Ae Chalje") = Hey! Walk.
Here above, Gujarati words "Ae", "Ala", "O" are informal usages.
The words "Chaliyo" or "Chalyu" refers to past tense of "Chal" = Walked.
Hope all above alternatives meant closer to your question. If not, pl. provide nearest reference of your talk / sentence so as to arrive at suitable explanation. |
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  Vimal Panchal
India
Local time: 07:41
| Grading comment that definetly helped although your origonal is right i think as he did not pronounce the h and how would i go about pronouncing Ae?
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20 hrs confidence:  peer agreement (net): +1 A Caliyu (Kaliyun) = Black Necklace, Opium, Black Tobacco. Kaliyar (Caliyar) = Black Buck, Antelope.
Explanation:
A Caliyu (Kaliyun) = Black Necklace, Opium, Black Tobacco.
Kaliyar (Caliyar) = Black Buck, Antelope.
Kaliyo = Black Tobacco, Epithet of Lord Krishna.
Pl. feel free to ask for any clarifications.
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Note added at 1 day12 hrs (2008-11-28 06:21:24 GMT)
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Your question without providing suitable reference was incomplete to realize all its saying and lead to referring wording as Gujarati Nouns and so equivalent English meanings were provided in the beginning.
Since you indicated it also to be as a bit different usage, I guess you might meant asking as...
"Ae Chal" (or "Ae Chalo" or "Ae Chalne" or "Ae Chalje") = Hey! Walk.
Here above, Gujarati words "Ae", "Ala", "O" are informal usages.
The words "Chaliyo" or "Chalyu" refers to past tense of "Chal" = Walked.
Hope all above alternatives meant closer to your question. If not, pl. provide nearest reference of your talk / sentence so as to arrive at suitable explanation.
| Vimal Panchal
India
Local time: 07:41
Native speaker of:  Gujarati
PRO pts in category: 116
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| | Grading comment | that definetly helped although your origonal is right i think as he did not pronounce the h and how would i go about pronouncing Ae? |
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