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Bodo and Dimasa belong to the Bodo-Garo group of the Tibeto-Burman language family. Both of the languages are highly agglutinating and tonal in nature, with a large number of affixes (more suffixing than prefixing) productive in word formations. The dictionary thus includes the roots, prefixes and suffixes (both inflectional and derivational affixes) besides the derived words.
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zebra
Your sister
Your mother
Your father
your brother
young
you
yoke
Year ago
yard long beannou
yak
worship place
worship place
wooden pestle
wooden mortar
wire
winnowing fan
wine
wild spinach, white goosefoot