Ruáinga Zuban Ibár Húbi ókkol ki? ( What are the quality of Rohingyalish?)

Ruáinga Zuban Ibár Húbi ókkol  Ruáingalish ót beggún é seróf (28) wá hórof asé, ziyán ór duara maincór tú cíkité bicí asán óiye. Zará seróf ABC hórof pun forí zane, zuban ibá cíkite bicí asán, kiálla hoilé, leká lói forá lói ebbre ekku borabor dé ótolla. Seróf, Ruáinga koum bóuli noó, zehoníkka cíkitou saáile yó, bicí toratori cíki faribóu. Zuban ibá cíki bélla seróf (5) miníth óttu (15) miníth foijjon to lagedé, furafuri buzí loite, zodi hóníkka muúntu boói cíkai derdé óile. Intarnét óttu tái cíkitou saáile, ekkená gorí thaim lagibóu, nizebaze buzí loi faribélla. Zindila óibou óuk, sóiyi gorí […]

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The Etymology of Magh ( Magh Hontí Aiccé)

The Etymology of Magh By Aman Ullah Mohan Ghosh wrote in his book ‘Magh Raiders of Bengal’ that, “In 8th century under the Hindu revivalist leader, Sankaracharijya, Buddhists in India were persecuted in large-scale. In Magadah, old Bihar of India, Buddhists were so ruthlessly oppressed by chauvinist Hindus and rival Mahayana sect of Buddhists that large numbers of Hinayana Buddhists had been compelled to flee eastward who ultimately found shelter in Arakan under the Chandra kings.” These Buddhist immigrants assumed the name Magh as they have migrated from Magadah. The term Magh suggests that the word is derived from Maghada, […]

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