Edinstveni Makedonski Zborovi - Unique Macedonian Words (postable)

[malenka]

I believe точак is used in Serbian too.

[makedonin]

I use it all the time in the following manner, "kolku studi be, idzemnav". The Bulgarians have a word which is зъзна and it means to shiver, they look reasonably close, what do you think, are they connected?

How about the word Akni (Slam, Hit), as in "pazi oti ke si ja aknish glaata", do the Bulgars or Serbs use it too? I remember the old man chasing me when I was a kid saying 'ko ke te fatam ke te aknam od zemi', lol.

yep, we have those unique wors like Akne, Drmne

as for зъзна is relativly close to IZ DZMNA where the DZ is sometimes simplified as Z

consider Zvezda and Dzvezda

But unlike зъзна we have an M stem there in iz dzmna

I can't say if they are related.

[makedonin]

Here is one for the list:

Dalmosa it is of the group, Akne, Drmne and means to flatten some body to the ground.

I ain't sure if it is used by Serb Bulg or others.

[malenka]

Is it Dalmosa or Damlosa. We use the word Damlosa for when something 'te drmne', The word Damla is used by Bulgarians instead of the word infarkt.

[Pelister]

My cousin in Macedonia had a wild gulap he had taimed to come when called.

His name for it was "Chuza"

[osiris]

what about rika as in screams howls etc.

[Rogi]

"rika 'ko magare"

[malenka]

Yep, rika is ours only!

[osiris]

would the english word to shreik bebased on rika

[osiris]

and krkoti does any one else use this words.

[osiris]

i krka in the sense se na krka meso .

[malenka]

Donkey brays apparently well I never! With search I found shrieking donkey too. I also found shrieking dog, and sheep...so who knows!

[Soldier of Macedon]

My cousin in Macedonia had a wild gulap he had taimed to come when called.

His name for it was "Chuza"

Some of my cousins keep pigeons, and there are unique names for the 'gulabi', I think many of them are Turkish names, like aladzha, akuruk, etc.

[Soldier of Macedon]

Ok guys, I have added some more to the list from our discussions.

Lets find out if KRKA and DRMNE are used by anybody else.

Are DZEMNA and Z'ZNA distant enough to be considered unique from each other?

[El Bre]

and krkoti does any one else use this words.

Because my Grandad didn't use the word OTI, whenever he would hear me say it, he would say; "OTI, OTI, GUZO TI KRKOTI"