Book: The Hazaras, pg 112 by Hassan Poladi
Published: 1989

Aghai 		Akhai		Lady
Anar		Anar		Pomegranate
Walang 		Aolang		Meadow
Akh		Akh-e		Oh! Alas!
Bajargha 	Bajargha	To boast
Basa		Basa		Again
Bughsi		Bughsi		To be angry
Bulamal		Bulamal		Hidden
Bulgho		Bulkha		To rinse
bur		bur-bur		description of boiling, bubbling
buta		buta		bush
boti		buta 		(adj.)	Into pieces, fragments
chiqi		chiki		to stuff, push
chimco		chimki		to pinch
dagh		dagh		mark
darogha		darogha		chief
dam		dom		sorcery
dombura		dombura		musical instrument
duta		dutagha		to run away
ebsi 		ebsite		to yawn
eika		eike 		(n./adj.)	mother
elchi		elchi		messenger
ail 		ele		cardimum
ghor 		ghor 		description of sound like thunder
geta		gete		to stalk
kobde		gobde		to beat
degree		degree		top, on (in Hazaragi, means upside down)
qrut		grut/qurud	sour curd in sold form
kalcha		kalchi		to talk nonsense
kekera		kekere		to belch
koge 		koge		to swell
kotal 		kotyl		mountain pass
lakhshum 	laghsim		viscous, sticky (in hazaragi, means smooth)
mal 		mal		livestock
naqchi		naghachu	relatives on the mother's side
nilbusu		nilbusu		tears, mucous
nilgha		nilkha		infant
piala		pila		dish
sabada		sabada		to bustle
sabda		sabda		to drill
sabada		sabaghda	to strike with a stick
sandali		sandali		chair, seat
saughat 	saukh-a		gift, present
suragh		suragh		news
toghai		takhai		smooth part of the ankle bone
taka 		teke		wild goat/male goat
toi		toi		wedding
tolughai 	tolughai 	head, tip
toti		toti		parrot
toghi		tokhui		elbow
ughur 		ughur 		mortar
ulus		ulus		people
qabchi		qabchi		to squeeze
qachar		qachar		cheek
qaichi		qaichi		scissors
qaimagh 	qailmagh	food, solid part fromed after boiling milk
khatu		khatun		lady, queen
khoru		qoru		gray hen
qudhgho		qudughoi	mother of one's son-in-law or daughter-in-law
qur		qur		expressing the sound of snorting
jalgha 		zalgha		 to connect, to join