Effect of Age, Education, and Bilingualism on Confrontation Naming in Older Illiterate and Low-Educated Populations

Table 4

Kashmiri Naming Test.

Item name
(1) “Bael”	Shovel
(2) “Khrav”	A type of wooden slipper
(3) “Nadur”	Lotus stem
(4) “Bugin”	A type of earthen piggybank
(5) “Rabab”	A guitar-like musical instrument
(6) “Traam”	A special plate on which four people can eat
(7) “Kukur”	Chicken
(8) “Pheran”	Woolen cloak worn in winter
(9) “Wukhul”	A small stone pestle
(10) “Hangul”	Kashmiri stag
(11) “Phot”	A large wooden basket
(12) “Tsong”	Earthen lamp
(13) “Kangir”	Earthen fire-pot to keep warm in winter
(14) “Balteen”	Bucket
(15) “Tsery”	Dried apricots
(16) “Radio”	Radio
(17) “Aal”	Gourd
(18) “Booni”	Chinar tree
(19) “Grayti”	A large stone grinder used in farms
(20) “Bushkaab”	A type of plate in which men and boys eat
(21) “Daan”	A specific type of clay hearth with an oven
(22) “Latsul”	Broom
(23) “Muhul”	A large pestle used in farms
(24) “Doyn”	Wooden churner
(25) “Takar”	Basket
(26) “Martoor”	Claw hammer
(27) “Birbatayn”	Wooden toy
(28) “Haak”	Kale
(29) “Tsuchwur”	A type of bagel
(30) “Dandabrush”	Toothbrush
(31) “Dukaeer”	Scissors
(32) “Naaw”	Boat
(33) “Haaput”	Bear
(34) “Yander”	Spinning wheel
(35) “Karakuli”	A type of hat worn by men
(36) “Kang”	A clay pot for used for burning coal
(37) “Tsestan”	Needle
(38) “Pambach”	Lotus seed head
(39) “Tash”	A utensil used for draining water when washing hands
(40) “Chumta”	Tongs
(41) “Aalbayn”	A specific type of plow
(42) “Zoon”	Yolk
(43) “Pulhor”	Grass slipper
(44) “Hayr”	Ladder
(45) “Haydar”	Mushroom
(46) “Tumbaknar”	A drum-like musical instrument
(47) “Khat”	Sheep
(48) “Chilim”	Clay pipe for preparing tobacco
(49) “Kaynz”	A type of plate from which women and girls eat
(50) “Nalka”	Tap
(51) “Satut”	Hoopoe
(52) “Palas”	Plier
(53) “Droot”	Grass sickle
(54) “Dul”	A type of earthen pot for liquids
(55) “Kangin”	A type of wooden comb
(56) “Manzul”	Wooden crib
(57) “Watne-gur”	Wooden baby walker
(58) “Nai”	Flute
(59) “Gantebayr”	Kite
(60) “Anyut”	A type of earthen lid