The Garo (A.chik )

                         - A -  1. A.a - chi           ~ Nokni gam. 2. A.ba - A.se        ~  A.ba o.gipani a.se. 3. A.ba - Jamba     ~ Nokni gam. 4. A.bri - Mandu  ~ Sikdikdik dakgipa biap ba          Burning Jatchi. 5. A.bri - A.panchi  ~ A.gimik ba A.bri gimik. 6. Abi - Gume      ~ Ba.rima ba mahari absan.  7. A.bri mandu - A.chang diltu  ~ Srikritik                  dakgipa biap 8. A.brak  - Chibrak  ~ Gam.e grapa. 9. A.bri -A.chu    ~ A.bri ga.nanggijagipa. 10.A.bri - A.kong  ~ A.a ga.nanggijagipa. 11. A.brek - Chibrek   ~ A.wekgipa biap. 12. Anisa - Anosa    ~ Nogipa aro abitang. 13. Achak - Menggo   ~ Noko jilgipa . 14. Achak - Wak    ~ Nokoni jilani . 15. Abol - Jabol    ~ Baseani dongja . 16. A.chang - Dimchang  ~ A.chang dona ba                Atora dona. 17. A.ding - A.kong  ~ Gananggijagipa a.a ba                biap. 18. A.dok - Chiga  ~  A.ja . 19. A.grang  - Chigrang   ~ Name dakja. 20. A.gram - Danggram  ~ A.ba gamna mang

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AGAN ME.APAM     1.  A.ani Sangknirara, Chini Dudanirara. :Kengni banga. 2.  A.an gitok jangram,Chian bisik sikram. :Chibisik chiapgitok ba A.gitok. Rama bibra ba cholbibra. 3.  A.anma tike ku.dima,, China dine dingdinga. : Pilak kamna tike de ba.a. 4.  A.ba bolitchong gita,  Do.ka manggisim gita. : Mande silgijako sole ba chonnike Aganani.  5.  A.ba rama wa.tesa ge.a, Chikorama rongsata. : Bimchipe kam ka.a ba bimchipani. 6.  A.ba rama rongsata, Chikorama chinanga. : Honge kam ka.a ba bimchipani. 7.  A.bidingko niwate adil Sikata, Matchok grongo Gakate ang.keko tata. : Kam gri ku.sikchi biba wataigipa. 8.  Achak kore chamanjok, Wal.ja ga.tingdelmanjok. :Daktimanga ba ka.timanga . 9.  Achakan sing.pilja, Bi.sa desan kenpilja. : Melidugaa ba rodugaa. 10.  Achak wa.tok krua, Do.bok paga smota. :  An.tangna an.tangan dukko ra.baa. 11.  Achak nok king gaa, Mite  Tongrengmasia. :  Kragikako dakani ba ong.ronggija Ong.ani. 12.  Achak chik naka gita ,  Do.bok totnaka gita. :  Nina sikha ba me