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The Tajik vocabulary is the backbone for learning. Below we picked 70% of the most commonly used words. Therefore memorizing them will give you a 70% boost in the language. This is the smarter way of online learning. Learn only what you need. We start with commonly used numbers.
One: як [jak] | Two: ду [du] |
Three: се [voś] | Four: чор [čor] |
Five: панҷ [panҷ] | Six: шаш [šaš] |
Seven: ҳафт [ҳaft] | Eight: ҳашт [ҳašt] |
Nine: нўҳ [nŭҳ] | Ten: даҳ [daҳ] |
First: якум [jakum] | Second: дуюм [dujum] |
Days of the week and time expressions:
Monday: Душанбе [Dušanbie] | Tuesday: Сешанбе [Siešanbie] |
Wednesday: Чоршанбе [Čoršanbie] | Thursday: Панҷшанбе [Panҷšanbie] |
Friday: Ҷумъа [Ҷumʺa] | Saturday: Шанбе [Šanbie] |
Sunday: Якшанбе [Jakšanbie] | Now: ҳозир [ҳozir] |
Yesterday: дирўз [dirŭz] | Today: имрўз [imrŭz] |
Tonight: имшаб [imšab] | Tomorrow: пагоҳ [pahoҳ] |
Most popular fruits and vegetables:
Fruits: меваҳо [mievaҳo] | Apples: себҳо [siebҳo] |
Bananas: бананҳо [bananҳo] | Tomatoes: помидорҳо [pomidorҳo] |
Potatoes: картошкаҳо [kartoškaҳo] | Onions: пиёзҳо [pijezҳo] |
Red: сурх [surch] | Green: сабз [sabz] |
Blue: кабуд [kabud] | White: сафед [safied] |
Black: сиёҳ [sijeҳ] | Grey: хокистарранг [chokistarranh] |
Some words related to food:
Breakfast: ноништа [noništa] | Lunch: хӯроки пешин [chūroki piešin] |
Dinner: хўроки шом [chŭroki šom] | Milk: шир [šyr] |
Coffee: қаҳва [k'aҳva] | Bread: нон [non] |
Weather terms and sensations:
Sunny: гармӣ [harmī] | Windy: шамол [šamol] |
Rainy: борон меборад [baron mieborad] | Snowy: барф меборад [barf mieborad] |
Cold: хунук [chunuk] | Hot: гарм [Harmi] |
Words related to family and relatives:
Boy: писар [pisar] | Girl: духтар [duchtar] |
Son: писар [pisar] | Daughter: духтар [duchtar] |
Brother: бародар [barodar] | Sister: хоҳар [choҳar] |
Man: мард [Mardzi] | Woman: зан [zan] |
Father: падар [padar] | Mother: модар [modar] |
Grandfather: бобо [bobo] | Grandmother: бибӣ [bibī] |
Locations in the house which are talked about more during the day:
House: хона [chona] | Toilet: ҳоҷатхона [ҳoҷatchona] |
Room: ҳуҷра [ҳuҷra] | Bedroom: хобгоҳ [chobhoҳ] |
Kitchen: ошхона [ošchona] | Table: миз [miz] |
Animals and pets popular to everyone:
Cat: гурба [hurba] | Dog: саг [sah] |
Mouse: муш [muš] | Bird: парранда [parranda] |
Cow: гов [hov] | Horse: асп [ASD] |
The clothes most worn by most people:
Socks: ҷўроб [ҷŭrob] | Shoes: пойафзол [pojafzol] |
Trousers: шим [šim] | Shirt: курта [kurta] |
Sweater: ҷемпер [ҷjempier] | Coat: плаш [plaš] |
Most popular languages in the world:
English: англисӣ [anhlisī] | French: фаронсавӣ [faronsavī] |
German: олмонӣ [olmonī] | Spanish: испанӣ [ispanī] |
Italian: италиявӣ [italijavī] | Portuguese: португалӣ [portuhalī] |
Greek: юнонӣ [junonī] | Russian: забони русӣ [zaboni rusī] |
Arabic: арабӣ [arabī] | Hindi: ҳинбӣ [ҳinbī] |
Chinese: чинӣ [činī] | Japanese: ҷопонӣ [ҷoponī] |
Most popular terms when traveling:
Taxi: такси [taksi] | Bus: автобус [aŭtobus] |
Hotel: меҳмонхона [mieҳmonchona] | Reservation: захира [Zachir] |
Airport: фурудгоҳ [furudhoҳ] | Passport: шиноснома [šinosnoma] |
Words you can use in class or talking about school:
Student: донишҷӯ [donišҷū] | Teacher: омўзгор, муаллим [omŭzhor, Mualiem] |
Pen: ручка [ručka] | Books: китобхона [kitobchona] |
Page: саҳифа [saҳifa] | Dictionary: луғат [luġat] |
Body parts which are talked about more often:
Hand: бозу [bozu] | Feet: кафи пой [kafi spiavaj] |
Hair: мўй [mŭj] | Eye: чашм [čašm] |
Mouth: даҳон [daҳon] | Nose: бинӣ [binī] |
Emergency vocabulary to ask for help or offer help when needed:
Ambulance: мошини ёрии таъҷилӣ [mošini jerii taʺҷilī] | Doctor: духтур [duchtur] |
Hospital: беморхона [biemorchona] | Pharmacy: дорухона [doruchona] |
Police: милитсия [militsija] | Stomach Ache: шикамдард [šikamdard] |
As you can see, this Tajik vocabulary is something you will need every day. You can use our Vocabulary Trainer to help you memorize these words.
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Did you know? People use only a small amount of their vocabulary on a daily basis. The rest of the words are either unused or not used often. |