Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Bengali term or phrase:
anguler kori/dag
English translation:
finger pad/knuckle
Added to glossary by
Lubain Masum
May 26, 2006 15:12
18 yrs ago
Bengali term
anguler kori/dag
Bengali to English
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Bangladeshe gramer manush hater anguler kori/dag babohar kore gonona kore
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +2 | finger pad | Saleh Chowdhury, Ph.D. |
5 | knuckles | keshab |
5 | Flange demarkation on fingers | majums2003 |
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finger pad
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knuckles
The villegers of Bangladesh count numbers by using the knuckles of their hands.
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Note added at 3 hrs (2006-05-26 18:50:47 GMT)
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Oh! Certainly there is a mistake. Please read " knuckles of their fingers" instead of ' knuckles of their hands.'
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Note added at 3 hrs (2006-05-26 18:50:47 GMT)
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Oh! Certainly there is a mistake. Please read " knuckles of their fingers" instead of ' knuckles of their hands.'
Note from asker:
Great! Thank you! I was frantically looking for the answer. |
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Flange demarkation on fingers
It is customary to count small quantities on the flange marks (anguler kori / dag) of fingers.
Example sentence:
Ato guli mohor angular kori ba dag diye gona jay na. (So many gold coins cannot be counted on the flnge marks of the fingers.
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