First of All thanks to the Mongolian brothers and sisters for such kindness. Of course our hazaragee language have many Mongolian words and have Turkish words as well. We still use these words: Nilgha=Baby Algha=Palm of hand Tolgha=Forehead Tutta=Tuda=Run Atayi=Father (Turkish word Ata) Tavlay=Rabit Kalla=Head(Turkish) Paycha=Leg (Turkish word Pacha) Kulunj = Backside of human body (Turkish Word Kulunc) Chabchi=Hit (Mongolia Chavchi) Badur=Brave (Turkish=Batur, Mongolian Batar) Saksa=Pot (Turkish word SAKSI) .......... there are many more Hazara words resembling Turk-Mongol words. It is good to know the origins.
abdullah
· 7 months ago
hi mangol brothers. those words i use in my daily conversation . i think there is no doubt that hazaras are mangols .
bolorerdene
· 6 days ago
thank you. I am Mongolian. it is very interesting to know that you those words. I want to meet Hazara brothers and sisters.
Naz
· 7 months ago
hey!hopw u doing gr8! plz tell me where can i find the forms to fill? i am looking forword... thnx Naz
aLi
· 7 months ago
I just wanna thank you mongolian sisthers and brothers for this greatiful help. dont matter muslim or not WE ARE ONE MONGOLIA,IT,S IN OUR BLOOD.
Hmedullah
· 7 months ago
thanks alot for your assestanc e and i am overjoyed seeing such attractive website i hope you co-operate more for hazara ehnics who have been deprived from basic human rights during last centuries . i request you if it is possible please make another copy of this website in hazaragi or persian language in order that we get more benefit of what is existing in this website . thanks Arif &Hamed
Maysam Najafi
· 7 months ago
You can get latest Mongolia news in Farsi (Persian)by
Kabootar ba Kabootar - Baz ba Baz Kunad Hamjins ba Hamjins Parwaz
Longlife Hazara Mongols
Shereen Hazara
· 5 months ago
Hi guys!!! ofcourse!!! we love mongolian people, BUTTTT, I m a hazara and i was in Afghanistan thousands years ago not in XII century. Read our rich history which is the richest of all in Afghanistan. we have some people who remained from Changiz khan when he attaked in Afghanistan, then they joined with us and now known t as hazara too, but they are not in all province of Afghanistan....................
Hassan
· 4 months ago
It's not clear that Hazara people are Mongolian yet but under this title they have been discriminated badly.
selengemurun
· 2 months ago
Selengemurun
hi i am Mongolian and I am really interested in Hazara Mongols. I hope we, the descendents of Mongols stay united even it meant to be sending couple students to Mongolia. Good luck everyone!
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Of course our hazaragee language have many Mongolian words and have Turkish words as well.
We still use these words:
Nilgha=Baby
Algha=Palm of hand
Tolgha=Forehead
Tutta=Tuda=Run
Atayi=Father (Turkish word Ata)
Tavlay=Rabit
Kalla=Head(Turkish)
Paycha=Leg (Turkish word Pacha)
Kulunj = Backside of human body (Turkish Word Kulunc)
Chabchi=Hit (Mongolia Chavchi)
Badur=Brave (Turkish=Batur, Mongolian Batar)
Saksa=Pot (Turkish word SAKSI) ..........
there are many more Hazara words resembling Turk-Mongol words. It is good to know the origins.
i think there is no doubt that hazaras are mangols .
plz tell me where can i find the forms to fill?
i am looking forword...
thnx
Naz
dont matter muslim or not WE ARE ONE MONGOLIA,IT,S IN OUR BLOOD.
i request you if it is possible please make another copy of this website in hazaragi or persian language in order that we get more benefit of what is existing in this website .
thanks Arif &Hamed
www.mogholestan.com
aslo,Mongolia online magazine in Farsi is available on
www.mogholestan.ir
Kunad Hamjins ba Hamjins Parwaz
Longlife Hazara Mongols
ofcourse!!! we love mongolian people, BUTTTT, I m a hazara and i was in Afghanistan thousands years ago not in XII century. Read our rich history which is the richest of all in Afghanistan.
we have some people who remained from Changiz khan when he attaked in Afghanistan, then they joined with us and now known t as hazara too, but they are not in all province of Afghanistan....................
hi i am Mongolian and I am really interested in Hazara Mongols. I hope we, the descendents of Mongols stay united even it meant to be sending couple students to Mongolia. Good luck everyone!