Masainjik (girl) (Dimasa) Me.chik (Garo) Abstract nouns Khajama (happiness), Dukhu (sadness) Pronouns Ang (1st person singular)Jing (1st person plural) Ning (2nd person singular)Nisi (2nd person plural)Bo (3rd person singular)Bunsi (3rd person plural) Adjectives Guju- Tall, Gedé- big Sentence syntax Usually it is of S+O+V type. For example: Ang (S) makham (O) jidu (V). That means I am having food. Another one, Bo (S) makham jidu.That means - He/she is having food. Thus, the verb is rarely inflected for person and gender. It can also be of the type O+ V+ S. For example: Makham (O) jidu (V) ang(S). That also means - I am having food. Writing system Dimasa is written using Latin script, which has been introduced in the lower primary education system in Dima Hasao District. The main guiding force behind it is the Dimasa Lairidim Hosom, a literary apex body of the Dimasa community. The Bengali-Assamese script is used in Cachar, where the Bengali people live alongside Dimasas. See also Dimasa people Dimaraji Dima Hasao Busu Dima Notes References Sal languages Languages of Assam Languages of Nagaland Endangered languages of India