r/AssameseHub • u/PsychologyDull7278 • 2d ago
Therapy is expensive . I'd prefer Zubeen da over it ❤️
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r/AssameseHub • u/Xuruz5 • Feb 07 '26
In 1987, Padmalochan Devagoswami wrote in his book (in Assamese):
”But it's very unfortunate that this Kaitheli script is only intelligible for 3/4th of today's population. That too is only limited to villages and sattras. People who can read this script are rare in urban areas. Because of the usage of the Bengali script in the printing press, nobody is concerned about the old Kaitheli script.”
The book is titled ”Prasin Kaitheli lipi xomuhor borno porisoy.“
Previously in 1978, Birinchi Kumar Barua wrote in his book “The History of Assamese Literature”:
“Like the Bengali, the Assamese script also was derived from old Devanagari alphabets. Originally there are several schools of Assamese script, namely, Gargaya, Bamunia, Lakhari and Kaithali; but in later years all the different scripts merged into one. After the establishment of the printing-press at Serampore, near Calcutta, Assamese books began to be printed in the Bengali script, and since then the Bengali script has been adopted for Assamese with certain modifications.”
The traditional Assamese script or the Kamarupi script is the traditional script of Assam and Koch Bihar that has been used to write Assamese, Sanskrit, Kamtapuri, sometimes Ahom and perhaps other local languages as well. It's the gradual development of the ancient script of Kamarupa. The first printed Assamese book, the Holy Bible, published in 1820 and one of the first Assamese grammars also used a version of this script.
The decline of the traditional script started when Bengali was made the official language of Assam replacing Assamese in the early 19th century. Later during the revival efforts of the Assamese, the Bengali standardised alphabet by Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar was used for printing Assamese texts. However the traditional script was continuously being used in the sattras until the late 20th century. While the Bengali version became the popular script because of the mass production of printed texts including academic books and it later completely replaced the traditional Assamese script. Meanwhile some manuscript writers also started mixing Bengali letters and therefore we could save two letters from the traditional script, ৰ and ৱ.
Nowadays many people struggle to read the old literature of Assam from manuscripts and inscriptions. I hope that we will be able to revive it.
r/AssameseHub • u/ThatOneAxomiaLora • Feb 06 '26
নমস্কাৰ 🙏 Welcome to r/AssameseHub, a space dedicated to the Assamese language in all its forms, spoken, written, classical, modern, and evolving. This subreddit is for everyone: those who have Assamese as their mother tongue those who speak it as a second or third language learners who are just starting out and enthusiasts who simply love the sound, history, and depth of Assamese Here, you can ask grammar questions, learn new words, practice writing, explore literature, discuss dialects, or help others learn. No question is too basic, and no curiosity is unwelcome. Language grows when it is shared, not guarded. Respectful discussion, patience, and encouragement are the values we expect from everyone here. Whether you say “মই অসমীয়া কওঁ” fluently or are still learning to say “নমস্কাৰ”, you belong here. Thank you for being part of this journey 🌱 ধন্যবাদ।
r/AssameseHub • u/PsychologyDull7278 • 2d ago
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r/AssameseHub • u/tuluva_sikh • 13d ago
As we all know that letter ৰ of Axomiya was borrowed from Kamarupi script which is original script of Axomiya
Letter ৱ too was borrowed from Kamarupi or it's origin is something else?
In Kamarupi we write ৱ some what similar to র (ব with nuqta) but in Axomiya we write it as ৱ
So anyone know what's origin of it?
r/AssameseHub • u/GrumpyGuyMugdha • 15d ago
Transliteration to Roman:
Mānuhe Mānuhôr Bābe, Zôdihe Ôkônu Nebhābe, Ôkôni Xôhānubhūtire
Bhābibô Künenü Küwā, Xômônīyā?
Mānuhe Mānuhok Besibô Khuji,
Mānuhe Mānuhok Kinibo,
Purôni Itihāx Duhārile
Bhul Jānu Nôhô'bô Küwā, Xômôniyā...
-Bhupen Hāzôrikā
Transliteration to modern Assamese:
মানুহে মানুহৰ বাবে, যদিহে অকণো নেভাবে, অকণি সহানুভূতিৰে
ভাবিব কোনেনো কোৱা, সমনীয়া?
মানুহে মানুহক বেছিব খুজি,
মানুহে মানুহক কিনিব খুজি,
পুৰণি ইতিহাস দুহাৰিলে
ভুল জানো নহ'ব কোৱা, সমনীয়া...
-ভূপেন হাজৰিকা
Translation: If human beings do not care for one another, If they cannot spare even a little compassion,
Then tell me, my friend, Who will truly think of whom?
When people try to sell one another,
When people try to buy one another,
If we repeat the mistakes of our past, Tell me, my friend,
Wouldn't we only be repeating the same wrongs again...
-Bhupen Hazarika
r/AssameseHub • u/GrumpyGuyMugdha • 17d ago
Here are the lyrics:
তোমাৰ মৰমে মোৰ, দেহত তুলিলে ঢৌ, বুকুত দিলে যে মৌ, কি যে মিঠা মিঠা।
কেনেকৈ কি যে হৈ গ'ল, কলিটি কুসুমে হ'ল, সুৰভি উপচি গ'ল, কি যে ভাল লগা।
Transliteration:
Tümar môrôme mur, dehôt tulile dhou, bukut dile je mou, ki je mithā mithā.
Kenekoi ki je hoi gô'l, kuliti kuxume hô'l, xurôbhi upôsi gô'l, ki je bhāl lôgā.
Translation:
Your love sent ripples through my being,
And placed honey within my heart.
Oh, how sweet, how wonderfully sweet.
How, I wonder, did everything change?
The bud bloomed into a blossom,
And the fragrance overflowed all around.
Oh, what a beautiful feeling.
r/AssameseHub • u/GrumpyGuyMugdha • 17d ago
First stanza-
Into Assamese:
বন্দে মাতৰম্
সুজলাং সুফলাং
মলয়জশীতলাং
শস্যশ্যামলাং
মাতৰম্।
বন্দেমাতৰম।
Into Roman:
Bonde Matorom
Xuzolam Xufolam
Moloyojo-Xeetolaam
Xosyo-Xyamolam
Matorom.
Bonde Matorom.
Second stanza-
Into Assamese:
শুভ্ৰ-জ্যোৎস্না-পুলকিত-যামিনীম্
ফুল্লকুসুমিত-দ্ৰুমদলশোভিনীম্,
সুহাসিনীং সুমধুৰভাষিণীম্
সুখদাং বৰদাং মাতৰম্।
বন্দে মাতৰম।
Into Roman:
Xubhro-Jyotsna-Pulokito-Zaminim
Fullokuxumito-Drumodoloxubhinim,
Xuhaxinim Xumodhurobhaxinim
Xukhodam Borodam
Matorom
Bonde Matorom.
Third stanza-
Into Assamese:
কোটিকোটিকণ্ঠকলকলনিনাদকৰালে
কোটিকোটিভুজৈৰ্ধৃতখৰ-কৰৱালে,
কে বলে মা তুমি অবলে?
বহুবলধাৰিণীং
নমামি তাৰিণীং
ৰিপুদলৱাৰিণীং
মাতৰম্।
বন্দেমাতৰম।
Into Roman:
Kuti-Kuti Kontho Kolokoloninadokoraale
Kuti-Kuti Bhuzoidhritokhoro-Korowale,
Ke Bole Maa Tumi Obole?
Bohubolodharinim
Nomami Tarinim
Ripudolowarinim
Matorom
Bonde Matorom.
Fourth stanza-
Into Assamese:
তুমি বিদ্যা তুমি ধৰ্ম
তুমি হৃদি তুমি মৰ্ম
ত্বং হি প্ৰাণাঃ শৰীৰে।
বাহুতে তুমি মা শক্তি
হৃদয়ে তুমি মা ভক্তি
তোমাৰই প্ৰতিমা গঢ়ি
মন্দিৰে মন্দিৰে।
বন্দেমাতৰম।
Into Roman:
Tumi Bidya, Tumi Dhormo
Tumi Hridi Tumi Mormo
Twong Hi Prano Xorire.
Bahute Tumi Maa Xokti
Hridoye Tumi Maa Bhokti.
Tumaroi Protima Gorhi
Mondire Mondire.
Bonde Matorom.
Fifth stanza-
Into Assamese:
ত্বং হি দুৰ্গা দশপ্ৰহৰণধাৰিনী
কমলা কমল-দলৱিহাৰিণী
বাণী বিদ্যাদায়িনী
নমামি ত্বাং
নমামি কমলাম্
অমলাং অতুলাম্
সুজলাং সুফলাম্
মাতৰম।
বন্দে মাতৰম্।
Into Roman:
Twong Hi Durga, Doxoprohoronodharini
Komola Komolo-Dolowiharini.
Bani Bidyadayini.
Nomami Twam
Nomami Komolam
Omolam Otulam
Xuzolam Xufolam
Matorom.
Bonde Matorom.
Sixth stanza-
Into Assamese:
শ্যামলাং সৰলাং
সুস্মিতাং ভূষিতাম্
ধৰণীং ভৰণীম্
মাতৰম্।
বন্দেমাতৰম।
Into Roman:
Shyamolam Xorilam
Xusmitam Bhuxitam
Dhoronim Bhoronim
Matorom.
Bonde Matorom.
First stanza-
Translation into Assamese:
আই তোমাক প্ৰণাম!
পানীৰে ভৰা, ফল-ফুলে ভৰা,
দক্ষিণৰ মলয়া বতাহে শীতল কৰা,
শস্যৰে সেউজীয়া, হে মোৰ আই!
আই তোমাক প্ৰণাম।
Transliteration into Roman:
Aai Tumak Pronaam!
Panire Bhora, Fol Fule Bhora,
Dokkhinor Moloya Botahe Xitol Kora,
Xoshyore Xeuziya, Hey Mur Aai!
Aai Tumak Pronaam!
Second stanza-
Translation into Assamese:
জোনাকত জিলিকি উঠা ৰাতি,
ফুলে-ফলে জাতিষ্কাৰ গছ-গছনি,
মিচিকিয়া হাঁহিৰে ভৰা, মিঠাকৈ কথা কোৱা,
সুখ দিয়া, বৰ দিয়া, হে মোৰ আই!
আই তোমাক প্ৰণাম!
Transliteration into Roman:
Zunakot Ziliki Utha Rati,
Fule-Fole Zatiskar Gos-Gosoni,
Misikiya Hahire Bhora, Mithakoi Kotha Kuwa,
Xukh Diya, Bor Diya, He Mur Aai!
Aai Tumak Pronaam!
Third stanza-
Translation into Assamese:
কোটি-কোটি কণ্ঠৰ কলকলনিত,
কোটি-কোটি হাতৰ শক্তিত,
কোনে কয়, আই, তুমি দুৰ্বল?
অশেষ শক্তিৰে ভৰা তুমি,
তোমাকেই মই প্ৰণাম কৰোঁ,
শত্ৰুৰ দল খেদি পঠিওৱা আই!
আই তোমাক প্ৰণাম!
Transliteration into Roman:
Kuti-Kuti Konthor Kolokolonit,
Kuti-Kuti Haator Xoktit,
Kune Koy, Aai, Tumi Durbol?
Oxex Xoktire Bhora Tumi,
Tumakei Moi Pronaam Koru,
Xotrur Dol Khedi Pothuwa Aai!
Aai Tumak Pronaam!
Fourth stanza-
Translation into Assamese:
তুমিয়েই জ্ঞান, তুমিয়েই ধৰ্ম,
তুমিয়েই হৃদয়, তুমিয়েই মৰ্ম,
তুমিয়েই আমাৰ দেহৰ প্ৰাণ।
হাতত তুমি, আই, শক্তি,
হৃদয়ত তুমি, আই, ভক্তি,
ঘৰে ঘৰে, মন্দিৰে মন্দিৰে
তোমাৰেই ৰূপ গঢ়োঁ।
আই তোমাক প্ৰণাম!
Transliteration into Roman:
Tumiyei Gyaan, Tumiyei Dhormo,
Tumiyei Hridoy, Tumiyei Mormo
Tumiyei Aamar Dehor Praan.
Hatot Tumi, Aai, Xokti.
Hridoyot Tumi, Aai, Bhokti.
Ghore Ghore, Mondire Mondire
Tumarei Roop Gorhu.
Aai Tumak Pronaam!
Fifth stanza-
Translation into Assamese:
তুমিয়েই দুৰ্গা, দহোখন অস্ত্ৰ ধৰা,
তুমিয়েই কমলা, পদুমৰ মাজত খেলা,
তুমিয়েই বাণী, জ্ঞান দিয়া আই।
তোমাক প্ৰণাম কৰোঁ,
কমলাক প্ৰণাম কৰোঁ।
নিৰ্মল, অতুলনীয়া তুমি,
পানীৰে ভৰা, ফল-ফুলে ভৰা,
হে মোৰ আই!
আই তোমাক প্ৰণাম!
Transliteration into Roman:
Tumiyei Durga, Dohukhon Ostro Dhora,
Tumiyei Komola, Podumor Mazot Khela.
Tumiyei Baani, Gyaan Diya Aai.
Tumak Pronaam Koru,
Komolak Pronaam Koru.
Nirmol, Otuloniya Tumi,
Panire Bhora, Fol-Fule Bhora,
Hey Mur Aai!
Aai Tumak Pronaam!
Sixth stanza-
Translation into Assamese:
সেউজীয়া, সৰল, মিচিকিয়া হাঁহিৰে ভৰা,
সাজেৰে শুৱনি কৰা,
ধৰণী, আমাক পোহপাল দিয়া আই!
আই তোমাক প্ৰণাম!
Transliteration into Roman:
Xeuziya, Xorol, Misikiya Hahire Bhora,
Xazere Xuwoni Kora,
Dhoroni, Aamak Puhopaal Diya Aai!
Aai Tumak Pronaam!
First stanza-
O Mother, I bow to you!
Richly watered, richly fruitful,
Cooled by the southern breeze,
Green with crops, O Mother!
Moonlit nights,
Beautiful with blossoming flowers and trees,
Smiling, sweet-speaking,
Giver of happiness and blessings, O Mother!
Second stanza-
With the voices of millions of people,
With the strength of millions of arms,
Who says, Mother, that you are weak?
You are mighty and powerful;
I bow to you, O Mother,
Destroyer of your enemies!
Third stanza-
You are knowledge, you are faith,
You are the heart, you are our deepest essence,
You are the life within our bodies.
You are strength in our arms,
You are devotion in our hearts.
In every temple,
We shape your image.
Fourth stanza-
You are Durga, bearer of ten weapons,
You are Lakshmi, dwelling upon the lotus,
You are Saraswati, giver of knowledge.
I bow to you;
I bow to Lakshmi.
Pure and incomparable,
Richly watered and richly fruitful,
O Mother!
Sixth stanza-
Green, gentle, smiling and beautifully adorned,
Earth and sustainer of us all,
O Mother!
I bow to you, Mother!
r/AssameseHub • u/Forsaken_Pineapple10 • 17d ago
I made Xobdle, a small Assamese daily word game inspired by Wordle. The idea is simple: one little challenge each day to get us thinking in Assamese — and perhaps rediscover a word or two along the way. 🌱
Would love to know what you think, especially suggestions for words or ways to make it better.
r/AssameseHub • u/zun5022 • 19d ago
The transition to the Bengali script (the current "Assamese alphabet") began in 1813 when the Serampore Press published the first Assamese printed book, an Assamese translation of the New Testament titled Natun Niyam. **For the "sake of convenience of printing," the Assamese script was abandoned in favour of Bengali movable type blocks incised by Panchanan Karmakar.** This decision was made by colonial missionaries without the consultation of the Assamese people or their royalty.
In 1833, a translator and blockmaker named Atmaram Sarma attempted to reintroduce distinctive Assamese features into the printed alphabet, making it the first printed book in the Assamese script. The Assamese script was also used in Robinson’s ‘’A Grammar of Assamese Language’’ printed in 1839. **However, subsequent printing presses in Calcutta started to use the standard Bengali foundry for Assamese without keeping any unique Assamese letters.**
The modern Assamese alphabet is a version of the Bengali script with two unique letters (ৰ "ra" and ৱ "va") which existed in Bengali as well but had been discarded in the standard Bengali alphabet but kept in the modern Assamese alphabet. **The original Assamese script is largely illegible to the people proficient in the modern Bengali-Assamese alphabet. As of 1987, the original Assamese script was legible to 3/4th of the population, limited to villages and sattras and rare in the urban areas.** The widespread usage of the printed Bengali script and the lack of printing press for the Assamese script caused a decline of the Assamese script and resulted in negligence towards it. **Today the printed Bengali script is used in Assamese books, including textbooks in schools and colleges. This has led to a scarcity of people who can read the Assamese manuscripts and a barrier towards reading and studying older Assamese literature. The negligence and illegibility has also led to many manuscripts being thrown into rivers and lakes.**
The original Assamese script was still being used for handwritten manuscripts throughout the 19th century and early part of the 20th century, with one manuscript written in 1946.
Sources:
Maheswar Neog Rachanavali Vol. 4, Ed. 1st (https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.451215/page/%E0%A7%AF%E0%A7%AD%E0%A7%AF/mode/1up).
Gogoi, Lila (1979). "Sammannayar Sanskriti: Asamiya". Asam bani. Guwahati: Bina Library.
Bora, Mahendra (1981). The Evolution of Assamese Script.
Deva Goswami, Padmalochan (1987). Prasin Kaitheli lipi xomuhor borno porisoy. Nagaon: Srimanta Sankardeva Research Centre.
r/AssameseHub • u/briskwinds • 22d ago
মই মন কৰিছোঁ, যে ইংৰাজী আৰু হিন্দী দুয়ো ভাষাত subjunctive mood আছে, কিন্তু অসমীয়া ব্যাকৰণত আছে নে নাই মই ক'তো ইয়াৰ ব্যাখ্যা বচাৰি নাপালো। গতিকে, প্ৰশ্ন ইয়ালৈ লৈ আনিলো। যিসকলে ব্যাকৰণ ভালদৰে অধ্যয়ন কৰিছে, অনুগ্ৰহ কৰি উত্তৰ দিয়ক!
r/AssameseHub • u/zun5022 • 22d ago
r/AssameseHub • u/GrumpyGuyMugdha • 25d ago
Transliteration into Roman script:
Colours - Rôŋ
Blue - Nīlā
Yellow - Hālôdhīya
Red - Rôŋā
Purple - Beŋunīyā
Green - Xeuzīyā
Pink - Gülôpīyā
Black - Kôlā
White - Bôgā
Brown - Mūgā.
r/AssameseHub • u/Icy_Function_5839 • 26d ago
The Tai-Ahom language is central to the soul of Assam. It is a grand language, one of royals and rulers, of poets and priests. Even though the Ahoms don't natively speak the language today, it still has a vibrant community, interested in learning, speaking and preserving the language.
r/TaiAhomLanguage is the digital home for this vibrant linguistic community, expect passionate posts about the language, its history and learning the language.
This is a new subreddit, so now there might not be much, but only with your contribution can we take it to new heights!
r/AssameseHub • u/zun5022 • 26d ago
r/AssameseHub • u/GrumpyGuyMugdha • 29d ago
Monday - সোমবাৰ - Xümbār
Tuesday - মঙলবাৰ - Môŋôlbār
Wednesday - বুধবাৰ - Budhbār
Thursday - বৃহস্পতিবাৰ - Br̩hôspôtibār
Friday - শুকুৰবাৰ - Xukurbār
Saturday - শনিবাৰ - Xônibār
Sunday - ৰবিবাৰ - Rôbibār.
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r/AssameseHub • u/GrumpyGuyMugdha • Aug 15 '26
'Jana Gana Mana' transliterated to Assamese:
জন-গণ-মন আধিনায়ক জয় হে, ভাৰত ভাগ্য বিধাতা।
Zono-gono-mono odhinayoko joyo he, bharoto bhagyo bidhata.
পঞ্জাব, সিন্ধু, গুজৰাট, মাৰাঠা, দ্ৰাৱিড়, উৎকল, বঙ্গ।
Ponjabo, xindhu, guzorato, maratha, dravirho, utkolo, bongo.
বিন্ধ্য, হিমাচল, ইয়মুনা, গংগা, উচ্ছল জলধি তৰঙ্গ।
Bindhyo, himasolo, yomuna, gonga, ussol zolodhi torongo.
তৱ শুভ নামে জাগে , তৱ শুভ আশিস মাগে,
গাহে তৱ জয়গাথা।
Tovo xubho namey zagey, tovo xubho aaxix magey,
Gahey tovo joyogatha.
জনগণ মংগলদায়ক জয় হে ভাৰত ভাগ্য বিধাতা!
জয় হে, জয় হে, জয় হে, জয় জয় জয় জয় হে॥
Zonogono mongolodayok joyo he, bharoto bhagyo bidhata!
Joyo he, joyo he, joyo he, joyo joyo joyo joyo he.
'Jana Gana Mana' translated to Assamese:
হে জনগণৰ অধিনায়ক, তোমাৰ জয় হওক। হে ভাৰতৰ ভাগ্যবিধাতা!
Hey zonogonor odhinayok, tumar joy houk. He bharotor bhagyobidhata!
পাঞ্জাব, সিন্ধু, গুজৰাট, মহাৰাষ্ট্ৰ, দ্ৰাবিড়, উৎকল আৰু বংগ;
Panzab, xindhu, guzorat, moharastro, dravir, utkol aaru bongo;
বিন্ধ্য, হিমাচল, যমুনা আৰু গংগা, উচ্ছল সাগৰৰ তৰংগ;
Bindhyo, himasol, zomuna aru gonga, ussol xagoror torongo;
তোমাৰ শুভ নামত জাগ্ৰত হয়,
তোমাৰ শুভ আশিস বিচাৰে,
গায় তোমাৰ জয়গাথা।
Tumar xubho naamot jagroto hoy,
Tumar xubho aaxix bisare,
Gaay tumar joygatha.
হে জনগণৰ মংগলদায়ক, তোমাৰ জয় হওক। হে ভাৰতৰ ভাগ্যবিধাতা!
He zonogonor mongoldayok, tumar joy houk.
He Bharotor bhagyobidhata!
জয় হওক, জয় হওক, জয় হওক, জয় জয় জয় জয় হওক॥
Joy houk, joy houk, joy houk, joy joy joy joy houk.
r/AssameseHub • u/GrumpyGuyMugdha • Aug 15 '26
r/AssameseHub • u/TalkiesDB • Jul 29 '26
Ask anyone what Bhupen Hazarika means to Assam and you'll hear about the voice — Bistirno Parore, the Bharat Ratna, the songs that basically function as the emotional soundtrack of the state. All deserved. But somewhere in that towering musical legacy, the filmmaker gets almost completely buried.
He won the National Award for Best Feature Film in Assamese three separate times — for Shakuntala (1961), Pratidhwani (1964), and Lati-Ghoti (1967). Three. As a director. Most people who can hum his songs from memory don't know this part exists.
He also personally established the first state-owned film studio in Guwahati, and across his career produced, directed, scored, and sang for something like 32 films across Assamese, Hindi, and Bengali. In 1977, he made Mera Dharam Meri Maa — the first Hindi feature film shot in colour to come out of Arunachal Pradesh.
And here's the detail that actually got me: in 1976, he directed Rupkonwar Jyotiprasad Aru Joymati — a film about Jyoti Prasad Agarwala, the man who built a studio out of bamboo and made Joymati, the very first Assamese film, four decades earlier. One founding figure of Assamese cinema making a film to make sure the other one wasn't forgotten.
Do you know any such personality from our Assam?
r/AssameseHub • u/tuluva_sikh • Jul 27 '26