Dhivehi and English

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Examples

  • 'i see a child' -> aharen (I) _nah_ feney(see) kujjeh(a child) [ waharenqnaSq fenE kuewqjewq ]
  • 'he sees a child' -> eyna (that person) _ah_ feney(see) kujja(child) [ wEnawaSq fenE kuwqjA ]
  • 'we see a child' -> aharumen (we) _nah_ feney(see) kujja(child) [ waharumenqnaSq fenE kuwqjA ]
  • 'the dog sees a child' -> kuththa(dog-the) _ah_ feney(see) kujja(child) [ wemIhunqnaSq fenE kuwqjA ]

Nouns

English Dhivehi Comments Example
house ge seems to be same as definite form
houses getawq
a house geyewq
some houses bawewq gEge bawewq = some
the house ge
the houses getawq
from a house gewakunq wEna wawI gewakunq
he came house+IND+ABL
to a house gewakaSq mIti gewakaSq genqgosqdI
this thing house+IND+DAT take+IMP
of a house gewewqge gEwewqge furALu
house+IND+GEN roof
in a house gewewqgawi kuwqjA vI gewewqgawi
child is house+IND+LOC
by a house ?
from the house gewinq ablative wEna wawI gewinq
he came house+ABL
to the house gewaSq dative mIti gewaSq genqgosqdI
this thing house+DAT take+IMP
of the house gEge genitive is same form as plural? gEge furALu
house+GEN roof
in the house gEgawi locative?
by the house gewAwi instrumental?
of the houses getakuge
in the houses getakugawi
with the houses getakAwiweku
to the houses getakaSq
from the houses getakunq
these houses mi getawq
with a house gewakAwiweku
to a houses getakakaSq
of a houses getakewqge
in a houses getakewqgawi
from a houses getakakunq
with a house gewakAwiweku
Examples
  • He came from the house -> "wEna wawI gewinq" -> "އޭނަ އައީ ގެއިން"
  • Take it to the house -> "mIti gewqSq genqgosqdI" "މީތި ގެއަށް ގެންގޮސްދީ"
  • The roof of the house -> "gEge furALu" "ގޭގެ ފުރާޅު"
  • The child is in the house -> "kuwqjA vI gEterEgawi" "ކުއްޖާ ވީ ގޭތެރޭގައި"
  • Sitting room of a house -> "gewewqge siTinq rUmq"
  • The roof of a house -> "gewewqge furALu"
  • Take it to a house -> "mIti gewakaSq genqgosqdI"
  • He came from a house -> "wEna wawI gewakunq"
  • The child is in the house -> "kuwqjA vI gEterEgawi"
  • The child hit the ball with a stick -> "kuwqjA bOLawigawi danqDiwakunq jehi"