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Dong dialect

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dong
峒话
Regionsouthern Hunan
EthnicityYao
Sino-Tibetan
Language codes
ISO 639-3None (mis)
GlottologNone

Dong dialect (Chinese: 峒话)[1][2][3][4] is an unclassified Sinitic language spoken by the Yao people in Xinning County, Hunan province, China. Dong dialect is currently endangered, and is spoken in the villages of Huangyandong 黄岩峒, Malindong 麻林峒, and Dazhendong 大圳峒 in Huangjin Ethnic Yao Township 黄金瑶族乡, Xinning County.[5] It is also spoken in Malin Ethnic Yao Township 麻林瑶族乡, located just to the east of Huangjin Township.

It is documented in detail as Malinhua 麻林话 by Hu (2018).[6]

Vocabulary

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The following word list of Dong dialect is from Li (2011:332–334).[7]

Standard Chinese glossEnglish glossDong gloss
硬hard, stiffŋai¹¹
牛cattleŋau¹³
你you (singular)ŋ̍³³
一onei⁵⁵
二twoliə¹¹
三threesa³⁵
四fourɕi⁵⁵
五fiveɤŋ³³
六sixlei³³
七seventɕʰi⁵⁵
八eightpia³³
九ninetɕy³³
十tendzi¹¹
百hundredpa³³
千thousandtsʰai³⁵
万millionuai¹¹
亿hundred millioni³⁵
斤jin (Chinese measurement)tɕin³⁵
两doublelio³³
个classifier (general)kəu³³
只classifier (animals, pieces)tɕa³³
蔸root and stem of certain plantstau³⁵
条classifier (thin, long objects)dy¹³
根rootɣai¹³
丈husbanddio³³
尺chi (Chinese measurement)tsʰa³³
里li (Chinese measurement)li³³
天skytʰiə³⁵
地groundti¹¹
人person, human beingɤŋ¹³
云cloudɣoŋ³³
雨rainu³³
霜frostɕio³⁵
东easttoŋ³⁵
南southla³³
西westɕi³⁵
北northpai³³
春springtɕʰoŋ³⁵
夏summerxa¹¹
秋autumntsʰei³⁵
冬wintertoŋ³⁵
鸡chickentɕi³⁵
狗dogkau³³
跳to jumptʰei³³
打to hitdei³³
抬to liftdiəa³³
爬to climbla³³
快fastkʰəa³³
慢slowmai¹¹
好goodxəu³³
坏badya¹¹
黑blackxai³³
白whiteba¹¹
起床to get up from beddi³³tɕʰi¹¹
洗脸to wash faceɕiə³³miə¹³
梳头to comb hairɕy³⁵dau³³
炒菜to stir-fry vegetablestsʰəu³³tɕʰəa⁵⁵³
吃亮堂饭(早饭)to eat breakfasty¹¹do¹³lo³⁵pai¹¹
喂猪to feed pigui⁵⁵tei³⁵
看牛to tend cattlelei⁵⁵ŋao³³
弄柴to prepare firewoodləu³⁵dʑəa³³
烧火to burn fireɕy³⁵fəu³³
吃半日饭(中午饭)to eat lunchy¹¹po⁵⁵ɣoŋ³³pai¹¹
挑水to carry waterta³⁵ɕui³³
洗衣to wash clothesɕiə³³i³⁵
缝衣to sew clotheslai³³i³⁵
洗澡to take a bathba¹³duo¹³
吃夜头饭to eat dinneryi¹¹ia¹¹dau³³pai¹¹
穿衣to wear clothestəu³³i³⁵
穿裤to wear pantsbəu¹³fu⁵⁵
穿鞋to wear shoesda¹¹iəa¹³
戴帽子to wear hattia⁵⁵mo³³tə¹⁰
睡觉to sleepmiə³³ŋo¹³tɕo¹⁰
自己self (reflexive)tɕiə¹¹ka³⁵
我们we (exclusive)a³³li³⁵
他们theytʰaŋ³⁵li¹⁰
大家everyonetɕin¹¹ɕi⁵⁵
老女(妻子)old woman (wife)ləu³³ny³⁵
主家人(丈夫)head of household (husband)tɕəu³³ka³⁵ɤŋ¹³

Further reading

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  • Hú, Píng [胡萍] (2024). Húnán Xīnníng Yáozú Dònghuà [湖南新宁瑶族峒话]. Beijing: Commercial Press [商务印书馆].

References

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  1. ↑ Hu, Ping; Zhou, Huimei; Yang, Yiling (2018). "Viewing the Ba Dong Bamboo Culture Status and Countermeasure from Dong Dialect". Journal of Foshan University (Social Science Edition). 36 (3): 41-49. ISSN 1008-018X. Archived from the original on 17 July 2026.
  2. ↑ Wu, Ping; Xu, Yang; Hu, Ping (2010). "An Investigation of the Endanger Donghua Dialect of Malin and HuangjinYao Autonomous Townships in Xinning County". Journal of Central South University of Forestry & Technology (Social Sciences). 4 (1): 18-22. ISSN 1673-9272. Archived from the original on 17 July 2026.
  3. ↑ 吴萍 (25 October 2012). "湖南新宁瑶族"峒话"音系". 现代语文(语言研究版): 15-18. ISSN 1008-8024.
  4. ↑ 许阳; 胡萍 (15 November 2010). "新宁县瑶族乡峒话的语音系统". 文教资料: 26-27. ISSN 1004-8359.
  5. ↑ Lei Biying; Zheng Linguang [雷碧英; 郑林光; 新宁县民族宗教事务局; 新宁县黄金瑶族乡中心学校]. 2012. Badong Yao language [八峒瑶语]. Xinning: Xinning County Ethnic and Religious Affairs Bureau [新宁县民族宗教事务局].
  6. ↑ Hu, Ping 胡萍 (2018). Yuyan jiechu yu Xiangxinan Miao Yao Pinghua diaocha yanjiu 语言接触与湘西南苗瑤平话调查研究. Changsha: Yuelu shushe 岳麓书社. ISBN 9787553808710. OCLC 1073112896.
  7. ↑ Li Zirong [李志荣] (ed). 2011. Hunan Yaozu [湖南瑶族]. Beijing: Ethnic Publishing House [民族出版社]. ISBN 978-7-105-11699-7