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Awm lo | unfitting, inappropriate, improper | adj |
Sawng | a storey, a tier; one above another, from one to another in succession | n |
Zir | based on, as per, etc. | adv |
Arasiek | a variety of shrub with flower | n |
Thu sie | bad news | n |
Remruotpuitu | adviser | n |
Zil | the morning dew | n |
Keite | a leopard, a panther | n |
Felna | righteousness, virtue, neatness | n |
Pattui | spun cotton on the spindle | n |
Khawtrotrim | the beginning of age of human civilization | n |
Inpêm | to shift from one village to another with whole family and one’s belongings | v |
Tha | a sinew, strength, energy | n |
Iengkhom ti lo | uninjured, unharmed, not damaged | adv |
Theihai | the mango | n |
Tirlui | to compel to go | v |
Naa cham | to remember vividly sound or voices which once heard | v |
Riel ang dei | to be cold as hailstone | v |
Taptom | to be a home bird, to be able to sit only by the fireplace (old or infirm person) | v |
Mihlun | a senior and respectable person | n |
Dawi hla | songs or chants made by witchcraft | n |
Kompani | company | n |
Khawlkhawm | to gather up, to collect and store | v |
Ansuonglung | the name of edible leaves | n |
Inthladana | carelessness, negligence | n |
Pangal | the term used to refer to the Muslims of Manipur which again is derived from Bengal or Bangal | n |
Trinna lam | name of one of the eight dances performed during Sikpui festival | n |
He | to eat or to get through a lot (of work, food) | v |
Chep | cut with scissor, to clip, to clamp | v |
Dawr | a shop, a bazaar, a market | n |
Zangaina | mercy, clemency | n |
Thlangah | below, lower down | prep |
Pathien thuawi | those who obey God’s word (it is for the first time used to refer the new Christian converts) | n |
Tiengte | a small basket | n |
Zuntehmer | a small amount of urine, oliguria | n |
Tu mong ben | to have grandson or granddaughter | v |
Phûng zawl | those believes to be harmed by ‘phung’; an epilepsy, a person subject to epileptic fits, to have an epileptic fit | n |
Rikrum | a sudden occurrence (like natural calamities), an emergency situation | adj |
Phun | to plant, to set up by burying one end in the ground | v |
Mathe | name of a variety of wild insect | n |
Phen | to open up | v |
Ngasanghal | name of a variety of fish, the golden fish | n |
Beidong lovin | without despair, patiently | adv |
Khawl | machine | n |
Iengkhom | nothing | n |
Pun | to mobilise, to call in for help | v |
Ran | domesticated animals, poultry, etc | n |
Muolphona | shame, disgrace, humiliation | n |
Hmaifaina | that which is used for one’s advantage | n |
Lailung | middle | adj |
Rang | quick, swift, speedy, nimble | adv |
Dier | a turban | n |
Lungthu | fire, a trivet, stones used to support a pot over the gravel | n |
Ama-in/Ama’n | by him/by her/by himself/by herself | prn |
Mitmeng zie | behaviour, manner | adj |
Vin | to have ill temper, ill tempered, irritable, to be ill-tempered, etc | adj |
Malman | to pitch upon one in particular, to single out one or blame one person for what was done by many | v |
Dom | to support (from below), to hold, to catch hold of | v |
Threthrawp | to divide in a systematic manner | v |
Nunnghok | to be tired of life | v |
Deusaw | mocking at it | v |
Lungdaw | a platform or stone erected in memory of the dead | n |
Thingnene | the name of a tree | n |
Manga hmu | to see in a dream | v |
Inchàn | to discretely wait for something (such as animal or enemy, etc) | v |
Inhruk | to wipe or rub oneself | v |
Ten | to abhor, to abominate, to detest, to feel disgusted at, to loathe | v |
Vâuba | the edge or border of a jhum just beyond the cultivated area | n |
Thlai siem | a traditional ritual performed by family members of the death after one lunar month | n |
Tanhna | a particular item in a Hmar woman hand woven loom | n |
Krustal | crystal | n |
Hlimna | happiness, merriment, joy | n |
Tap | an elevated fireplace, a hearth | n |
Khieng | erect, upright, to get erected | adj |
Cherep | the name of a trap which crushes its catches between two logs | n |
Fa | eat | v |
Khiengawi | poetical term for a woman getting married | n |
Laiasung | a sub clan under Hmar Lawitlang Hrangchal | n |
Sukdam | to heal, to save | v |
Upeng | name of a variety of frog | n |
Hun khawral | to waste time, to spend time uselessly | v |
Dopek | to fight for someone else | v |
Phot chun | if, if so be, if only | cnjn |
Hnoksak | obstructive, in the way, to be obstructive, etc | v |
Lava | a term used by a woman to refer to her brothers and cousin brothers’ children | n |
Lawnglien | a ship | n |
Somdawlna | relief, assistance | n |
Kanghling | name of a thorny and poisonous plant usually found in the aftermath of a burnt jhum | n |
Phak | not yet ripe, astringent, rough (in taste) | adj |
Ding mek | just about to, on the verge of | adv |
Varit | name of a small wild bird | n |
Inring naw karin | unexpectedly, when unprepared | adv |
Vangsip | name of a wild tree | n |
Beidong um | hopeless, disheartening | adv |
Sukden | to make it tight, to ram | v |
Iniei | to be dissatisfied with oneself, to feel oneself small when compared with others | v |
A tum a tlang | plain, nothing particular | n |
Ramri lungphun | a boundary pillar | n |
Khuo | a village, country; weather; spirit | n |
Hmarthlang | the north-west | n |
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