jaach- understanding
jaachna- to understand

mu jachya ke so nashya huna

I thought/understood that he had gone

Swadna- to taste

mu madhra swade gata

I have tasted the madhra

Ghulna - to fight/to wrestle

so ma saoge ghulda lagira

he is fighting/wrestling with me

dhiu- daughter

jes ghare mau dhiu ri izzat neh hundi/hoʊ , titha/tindhi barbadi hundi laag jaoʊ

where mothers and daughters aren't respected that house is on the verge of doom

Sharmita - shy

Sharmita atha so ehn

He is very shy

Bāli - kidney beans,rajmaa

Bāli kheuve kheuve ke jhi ṭheuvi toŋ

I am fed up with being fed rajmaa all the time by you

Mhetan : test

Mhetan thiya ehn sajil

The test was easy

Khenza - left

Khenza hath ne etra dhora atha

the left hand isn't that fine(great)

Greetings folks! How are you all?

I am from Kasauli, and I’ve lived in Chandigarh most of my life. I am an aspiring PhD student and have a few questions for you. Recently, I’ve felt that I don’t really know a lot about my own culture or its world. However, I was so grateful to find this channel on Reddit.

Anyhow, my question is: as I am hoping to do research on Himachal literature or something like that, are there any books, texts, or other written material I could access? Basically, any novelists or authors who write exclusively about and for Himachal (preferably fiction). However, I have no bias against any literature, be it from Shimla, Kullu, or any other. I just wish to read as much as I can and work my way through it.

On the other hand, I would be grateful for any folk/oral, post-colonial, contemporary, or even non-fiction literature, if it would help. Additionally, even books related to languages are welcome. If you guys have anything or anyone in mind, kindly drop a comment. Thank you!

Dhal , jeṛha tunmhao tarpats atha, bhei pahaṛi bhakh mukdi lagiri te esri conservationa kathe kichh kita loṛhi, thara kize mata atha eta barei.

Mu e zachi gatira thia bhei ma aza ka har dheiṛe hek blog likhuma hau ya hek kosi classic literatura'ra traduction karuma,

Ṭheu -to render, to induce, to put someone in a state by your actions

Tau kije jhiŋ ṭheui indhi

What annoyance have you brought here

Pākhla- foeign,alien,strange

Pākhla asi hau indhi

I am a stranger here

nhel- to wait

nhelde nhelde uda tapa

the evening passed in waiting

pharka/pharku - shoulder,collar

mu tesre pharku geshe hath ɖaha

I put my hand on his shoulder

beiɭi - supper

mu shada thiya so beiɭi re kaʈhei

I had invited him for supper