@Imranqazi90 the German D corresponds to the Kashmiri ڈ I believe. Like the d in doll or dog or dead. If we are going by pronunciation.

رِشَبھ بھَٹ - ऋषभ भट (talk) ١٦:٢٨, ٤ اَگست ٢٠٢١ (UTC)

@Rishabhbhat ji Brother if it was the kashmiri ڈ it would have been in ipa as [ɖ] but it is just a [d] in IPA. Likewise for ٹ which corresponds to [ʈ] and ت for [t]. Imranqazi90 (talk) ١٦:٤٩, ٤ اَگست ٢٠٢١ (UTC)

@Rishabhbhat sorry for being less active as I am at my mātāmāl's place in South West of France. Will post from time to time. Imranqazi90 (talk) ١٦:٥٦, ٤ اَگست ٢٠٢١ (UTC)

@Imranqazi90 the distinction between d̪ and ɖ is not made in German IPA transcription because German does not have d̪ except for a few exceptions. Even if you see the below link you will see that "d" corresponds to the English "done". Also hear the pronunciation in en:Ding. It is the IPA ɖ but written simply as d because the other d̪ just isn't there in German. Why take the trouble to specialise 2 different ds when one isn't there.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:German_pronunciation

No problem Imran ji. Enjoy your visit :) I promise to take good care of Kashmiri Wiktionary in your absence.😉

رِشَبھ بھَٹ - ऋषभ भट (talk) ٠٥:١٣, ٥ اَگست ٢٠٢١ (UTC)

@Rishabhbhat I get it what you meant. As our transcription is using kashmiri based alphabet, that's why I made the distinction as it is used for other languages like hindi, urdu, sanskrit. That's why in order not to confuse the reader, I stick د to d and ڈ to ɖ.

Thank you Brother, I totally trust you on taking care our Wiktionary. Don't enjoy too much wazwan feast in my absence 🤣😆 See you. I will be from time to time. Imranqazi90 (talk) ٠٦:٥٩, ٥ اَگست ٢٠٢١ (UTC)

@Rishabhbhat Btw Congratulations, for your bot status. You can make changes we decided regarding nouns title :) Imranqazi90 (talk) ٠٧:٠٢, ٥ اَگست ٢٠٢١ (UTC)

@Imranqazi90 huh, I hadn't even noticed that I got the bot status. Thank you for noticing. I might have continued waiting if not for you! Unfortunately I haven't yet had the pleasure of eating wazwan. Will try it one day.

رِشَبھ بھَٹ - ऋषभ भट (talk) ٠٧:١٠, ٥ اَگست ٢٠٢١ (UTC)

@Rishabhbhat I am sad to hear that you haven't tasted yet wazwan. I have had it probably less than 10 times in my life as I was also born outside of the valley. Just go there whenever parents wish to visit for vacation and all. That's it. Imranqazi90 (talk) ٠٧:١٣, ٥ اَگست ٢٠٢١ (UTC)

Dingwort صَفَس مُتلِق کٔرِو کَتھ باتھ

نٔو بَحَث کٔرِو شُروٗع
"Dingwort" صَفَس پؠٹھ گژھِو واپس.