Dictionnaire anglais–Aymara

Parcourez des mots anglais courants et leurs traductions en Aymara, avec des parties du discours et des phrases d'exemple. Utilisez ce dictionnaire pour rechercher du vocabulaire quotidien ou comme point de départ pour apprendre Aymara.

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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
I	pronom	naya	I am here now. Naya akanktwa jichhaxa.
you	pronom	juma	You are my friend. Juma masijätawa.
he	pronom	jupa	He is at home. Jupa utankiwa.
she	pronom	jupa	She is at school. Jupa yatiqañ utankiwa.
we	pronom	jiwasa	We work every day. Jiwasa sapa uruwa irnaqapxta.
they	pronom	jupanaka	They live in the city. Jupanaka markanwa jakapxi.
what	pronom	kuna	What is your name? Kunasa sutimaxa?
where	adverbe	kawki	Where is your house? Kawkinsa utamaxa?
who	pronom	khiti	Who is that man? Khitisa uka chachaxa?
why	adverbe	kunatsa	Why are you sad? Kunats juma llakitaxa?
how	adverbe	kunjama	How are you today? Kunjamätasa jichhüru?
to be	verbe	ukhamaña	The room is small. Uka cuarto jisk'akiwa.
to have	verbe	aniña	I have a book. Nayax mä panka anitwa.
to do	verbe	luraña	We do hard work. Jiwasax ch'ama irnaqäwi lurapxta.
to go	verbe	saraña	They go to school. Jupanakax yatiqañ utaru sarapxi.
to come	verbe	jutaña	Come to my house. Utajaru jutam.
to see	verbe	uña	I see the mountain. Nayax qullu uñta.
to know	verbe	yatiña	I know your name. Nayax sutim yatta.
to think	verbe	amtaña	I think about life. Nayax jakañat amtta.
to want	verbe	munaña	We want clean water. Jiwasax q'uma uma munapxta.
to make	verbe	luraña	They make good bread. Jupanakax suma t'ant'a lurapxi.
to take	verbe	apaña	Take the book home. Panka utaru apam.
to give	verbe	churaña	Give me some water. Uma churita.
to say	verbe	saña	She says my name. Jupax sutija siwa.
to ask	verbe	jiskt'aña	Ask the teacher now. Yatichiriru jichha jiskt'am.
to find	verbe	jikxataña	I find my book. Nayax pankaja jikxatta.
to look	verbe	uñtaña	Look at the sky. Alaxpacha uñtam.
to use	verbe	apnaqaña	We use this table. Jiwasax aka mesa apnaqapxta.
to work	verbe	irnaqaña	They work every morning. Jupanakax sapa alwapunwa irnaqapxi.
to eat	verbe	manq'aña	The child eats bread. Wawax t'ant'a manq'i.
to drink	verbe	umaña	I drink tea now. Nayax jichha tiy umaxta.
to sleep	verbe	ikiña	The boy sleeps well. Yuqall wawax sum ikiski.
to walk	verbe	sarnaqaña	We walk to school. Jiwasax yatiqañ utaru sarnaqapxta.
to run	verbe	t'ijuña	The girl runs fast. Imill wawax jank'akiw t'iju.
to read	verbe	ullaña	I read a book. Nayax mä panka ullta.
to write	verbe	qillqaña	Write your name here. Akan sutim qillqt'am.
to speak	verbe	parlaña	They speak Aymara here. Akanx aymar arut parlapxi.
to listen	verbe	ist'aña	Listen to the teacher. Yatichirir ist'am.
to hear	verbe	ist'aña	I hear the music. Nayax musica ist'ta.
to buy	verbe	alaña	We buy fresh bread. Jiwasax machaq t'ant'a alapxta.
to sell	verbe	aljaña	They sell fruit here. Jupanakax akan achunaka aljapxi.
to pay	verbe	pagaña	I pay the money. Nayax qullqi pagta.
to help	verbe	yanapt'aña	Help your mother today. Jichhüru taykamar yanapt'am.
to love	verbe	munaña	I love my family. Nayax familiaj munta.
to live	verbe	jakaña	They live near the river. Jupanakax jawira jak'an jakapxi.
to die	verbe	jiwaña	Old trees die slowly. Achach quqanakax k'achataw jiwapxi.
to learn	verbe	yatiqaña	Children learn at school. Wawanakax yatiqañ utan yatiqapxi.
to teach	verbe	yatichaña	They teach the children. Jupanakax wawanakar yatichapxi.
to open	verbe	lliqtaña	Open the door now. Punku jichha lliqtañam.
to close	verbe	jist'aña	Close the door, please. Punku jist'ama, mira.
person	nom	jaqi	Every person needs water. Sapa jaqix uma muni.
man	nom	chacha	The man is strong. Chachax ch'amaniwa.
woman	nom	warmi	The woman is happy. Warmix kusisiwa.
child	nom	wawa	The child is sleeping. Wawax ikiskiwa.
boy	nom	yuqalla wawa	The boy reads well. Yuqalla wawax sumpuniw ulli.
girl	nom	imilla wawa	The girl sings softly. Imilla wawax k'achataw q'uchu.
family	nom	familia	My family lives here. Familiajax akankiwa.
mother	nom	tayka	My mother drinks tea. Taykajax tiy umiwa.
father	nom	awki	My father works hard. Awkijax ch'amampiw irnaqi.
friend	nom	masi	She is my friend. Jupax masijawa.
house	nom	uta	The house is big. Utax jach'awa.
home	nom	uta	We are at home. Jiwasax utankapxtwa.
school	nom	yatiqañ uta	The school is new. Yatiqañ utax machaqawa.
city	nom	marka	The city is large. Markax jach'awa.
world	nom	aka pacha	The world is beautiful. Aka pachax sumawa.
room	nom	cuarto	This room is warm. Aka cuartox junt'uwa.
time	nom	pacha	Time goes quickly. Pachax jank'akiw saraski.
day	nom	uru	Today is a good day. Jichhürux suma uruwa.
night	nom	arama	The night is cold. Aramax thayawa.
morning	nom	alwa	The morning is cold. Alwax thayawa.
month	nom	phaxsi	This month is busy. Aka phaxsix sinti luräniwa.
year	nom	mara	This year is good. Aka marax sumawa.
today	adverbe	jichhüru	I work today. Nayax jichhüru irnaqta.
tomorrow	adverbe	qharüru	We go tomorrow. Jiwasax qharüru sarapxä.
yesterday	adverbe	masüru	She came yesterday. Jupax masüru jutäna.
now	adverbe	jichha	Come here now. Akaru jichha jutam.
sun	nom	inti	The sun is hot. Intix junt'uwa.
moon	nom	phaxsi	The moon is bright. Phaxsix qhanawa.
star	nom	wara wara	The star is bright. Wara warax qhanawa.
sky	nom	alaxpacha	The sky is blue. Alaxpachax laramawa.
fire	nom	nina	The fire is hot. Ninax junt'uwa.
water	nom	uma	The water is cold. Umax thayawa.
rain	nom	jallu	The rain is strong. Jallux ch'amawa.
wind	nom	thaya	The wind is cold. Thayax thayawa.
tree	nom	quqa	The tree is tall. Quqax jach'awa.
flower	nom	panqara	The flower is beautiful. Panqarax sumawa.
mountain	nom	qullu	That mountain is high. Uka qullux altowa.
river	nom	jawira	The river is long. Jawirax jayawa.
sea	nom	quta	The sea is blue. Qutax laramawa.
food	nom	manq'a	The food is good. Manq'ax sumawa.
bread	nom	t'ant'a	The bread is fresh. T'ant'ax machaqawa.
rice	nom	arusa	We eat rice today. Jiwasax jichhüru arusa manq'apxta.
meat	nom	aycha	The meat is hot. Aychax junt'uwa.
fish	nom	challwa	We eat fish here. Jiwasax akan challwa manq'apxta.
egg	nom	runtu	The egg is small. Runtux jisk'akiwa.
milk	nom	llik'i	The milk is warm. Llik'ix junt'ukiwa.
fruit	nom	achu	This fruit is sweet. Aka achux muxsawa.
tea	nom	tiy	I drink tea every morning. Nayax sapa alwapun tiy umta.
coffee	nom	kapi	The coffee is hot. Kapix junt'uwa.
head	nom	p'iqi	My head hurts today. P'iqijax jichhüru usutawa.
eye	nom	nayra	My eye sees clearly. Nayrajax qhan uñji.
ear	nom	jinchu	My ear hurts. Jinchujax usutawa.
mouth	nom	laka	Open your mouth. Lakama jist'aram.
nose	nom	nasu	My nose is cold. Nasujax thayawa.
hand	nom	ampara	My hand is strong. Amparajax ch'amaniwa.
foot	nom	kayu	My foot hurts now. Kayujax jichha usutawa.
heart	nom	chuyma	My heart is happy. Chuymajax kusisiwa.
name	nom	suti	My name is Ana. Sutijax Anawa.
book	nom	panka	This book is new. Aka pankax machaqawa.
word	nom	aru	That word is important. Uka arux wakiskiriwa.
language	nom	aru	Aymara is a beautiful language. Aymarax suma aruwa.
money	nom	qullqi	I need money now. Nayax jichha qullqi munta.
work	nom	irnaqäwi	The work is hard. Irnaqäwix ch'amawa.
love	nom	munaña	Love is important in life. Munañax jakañan wakiskiriwa.
music	nom	musica	The music is beautiful. Musicax sumawa.
thing	nom	yänaka	That thing is new. Uka yänaqax machaqawa.
life	nom	jakaña	Life is beautiful. Jakañax sumawa.
door	nom	punku	The door is open. Punkux jist'aratawa.
table	nom	mesa	The table is big. Mesax jach'awa.
chair	nom	silla	The chair is new. Sillax machaqawa.
car	nom	auto	The car is fast. Autox jank'akiwa.
good	adjectif	suma	This bread is good. Aka t'ant'ax sumawa.
bad	adjectif	jan wali	The water is bad. Umax jan waliwa.
big	adjectif	jach'a	That house is big. Uka utax jach'awa.
small	adjectif	jisk'a	My room is small. Cuartojax jisk'akiwa.
new	adjectif	machaqa	I have a new book. Nayax mä machaq panka anitwa.
old	adjectif	achach	This house is old. Aka utax achachawa.
long	adjectif	jaya	The river is long. Jawirax jayawa.
short	adjectif	jisk'a	The story is short.
high	adjectif	alto	That mountain is high. Uka qullux altowa.
hot	adjectif	junt'u	The tea is hot. Tiyx junt'uwa.
cold	adjectif	thaya	The night is cold. Aramax thayawa.
happy	adjectif	kusisi	The child is happy. Wawax kusisiwa.
sad	adjectif	llakita	She looks sad today. Jupax jichhüru llakitawa.
beautiful	adjectif	suma	The flower is beautiful. Panqarax sumawa.
hard	adjectif	ch'ama	This work is hard. Aka irnaqäwix ch'amawa.
fast	adjectif	jank'aki	The car is fast. Autox jank'akiwa.
right	adjectif	chiqa	Your answer is right. Qhanañchäwimax chiqawa.
wrong	adjectif	janiw chiqäkiti	That answer is wrong. Uka qhanañchäwix janiw chiqäkiti.
important	adjectif	wakiskiri	Water is important for life. Umax jakañatakix wakiskiriwa.
true	adjectif	chiqa	That story is true.
full	adjectif	phuqa	The cup is full.
empty	adjectif	ch'usa	The room is empty. Cuartox ch'usawa.
young	adjectif	wayna	The man is young. Chachax waynawa.
strong	adjectif	ch'amani	My father is strong. Awkijax ch'amaniwa.
red	adjectif	wila	The flower is red. Panqarax wilawa.
blue	adjectif	larama	The sky is blue. Alaxpachax laramawa.
green	adjectif	ch'uxña	The tree is green. Quqax ch'uxñawa.
yellow	adjectif	q'illu	The flower is yellow. Panqarax q'illuwa.
black	adjectif	ch'iyara	The night is black. Aramax ch'iyarawa.
white	adjectif	janq'u	The milk is white. Llik'ix janq'uwa.
yes	interjection	jisa	Yes, I understand. Jisa, nayax amuyta.
no	interjection	janiwa	No, I cannot come. Janiwa, jan jutiristti.
not	adverbe	jani	I am not tired. Nayax jani qaritäkti.
and	conjonction	ukat	I bought bread and tea. Nayax t'ant'a ukat tiy alta.
or	conjonction	jani ukaxa	Tea or coffee is fine. Tiy jani ukax kapi walikiwa.
but	conjonction	ukampisa	He is poor but happy. Jupax pisinkiriwa ukampis kusisiwa.
if	conjonction	jïsa ukhaxa	If it rains, we stay.
because	conjonction	kunatixa	I am happy because you came.
with	préposition	ampi	I came with my friend. Nayax masijampi jutta.
without	préposition	jani ... mpi	He left without money.
for	préposition	layku	This gift is for you. Aka churäwix jumatakiwa.
from	préposition	ukatpacha	She comes from the city. Jupax markat jutani.
to	préposition	-ru	We go to school. Jiwasax yatiqañ utaru sarapxta.