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Sêmthei | a hollow tube or bamboo used to flare up the fire by blowing from the mouth | n |
Sawmhni | twenty | adj |
Rawl khawng | to clear the throat; to give or send signal | v |
Nuvuoi | an exclamation citing ‘mother’ | interjn |
Patta | a Hindi originated term for land document issued by government | n |
Lenhmang | to float away | v |
Minu | a female, of feminine gender | n |
Hmarchate | a variety of small but very hot chilly, the pimento | n |
Daingul | the main pillar of a fence | n |
Dei | to become cool, to cool down, to quiet | v |
Inrieng | lonely | adj |
Runhmui | name of a variety of an aromatic herb | n |
Ru | to steal, to thief | v |
Rimsi | hard pressed, wretched, mistreated, cruel bondage | n |
Suksie | to destroy | v |
Vanghoih | a Hmar Vangsie sub clan | n |
Tlangval | a young man, a bachelor, unmarried grownup man | n |
Siedawltu | a tax collector | n |
Nakawr | the ear | n |
Huom | to dare, to be prepared (to do anything); to include, to take in | v |
Bangkhai | that remain, the leftover | n |
Puonlaisente | a lesser form of ‘puonlaisen’ for young girls | n |
Tlangvawn | a variety of wild tree | n |
Varna | wisdom | n |
Rûlsek | name of snake | n |
Paardang | the name of a variety of mushroom | n |
Hâng | having a taste like meat, maize, bread, vegetables, etc | adj |
Sari | dress of mainland Indian ladies | n |
Biekhlatna | a wireless telegram | n |
Luphan | a sacrificial post upon which the skull of animals is hanged | n |
Rusakei | the name of a creeper used for poisoning fish | n |
Inza | tickling (to the body) | adj |
Phit | powder, scurf, (n) powdery, finely powdered, floury | adj |
Voihnamzai | a wild creeper with a pungent smell | n |
Gunda | goonda | n |
Kei | to pull (by hand using rope) | v |
A lailung | the middle | adv |
Kelral | the red tree cat | n |
Kelai | the middle toe | n |
Lairawthel | a species of rat | n |
Thluk tawi | short tune | n |
Uarning | warning | n |
A dawt dawtin | one after another, one by one | adv |
Makhang | a variety of wild tree | n |
Khur mongbo | an abyss | n |
Chatthla | the stage when one fall flat after heavy or too much drink of wine or alcohol; to die, to breathe one’s last | adj |
Trongkauserthar | imported words or new words | n |
Tawlparit | slide (where) children play | n |
Muthlakawi | a Hmar traditional shawl worn by both men and women | n |
Tlakbuok | that falls upon, to come upon (negative) | adv |
Hnár trok | one with a big nose | v |
Puonphok | a Hmar traditional shawl | n |
Vaak bau | a spreaded bamboo planted on the head side of a death body | n |
Tupa | a grandson, a sister's son, a husband's sister's son, a paternal aunt's son | n |
Chîprâng | name of a species of bird | n |
Dâk in | post office | n |
Sailungvar | the name of a white stone | n |
Hrillawkna | prediction, prophesy | n |
Rengpuiram | Tripura | n |
Ngaitha | neglect, not attentive, not taking care of, not giving attention to | adj |
Inhlùm | to roll down; to roll up (cotton) | v |
Tham naw | to disdain, to have no respect for | v |
D | a poetical term used to refer to one’s lover | n |
Parukna | sixth | adj |
Inhnamhnoi | involve, to get involve | v |
Nun | life, living | n |
Boral | to be ruined, to be completely lost, to cease to exist, to come to nought, to perish | adj |
Vabuong | name of a species of bird | n |
Lawithlem | an attempt to sexually exploit a woman in her husband’s absence | v |
Umna tlak | place worthy of living, stay, rest or wait | adj |
Ruchaw | a creeper, the roots of which are used to poison fish | n |
Phalbi | winter, the winter | n |
Zan riek | to stay in the night, to spend the night | v |
Muollukhim | a small hillock or mound between two hills (Pre-Christian Hmars believed that these small mounds have an occupant or evil spirits and therefore offer sacrifice so as to please or not displease it) | n |
Piengvo | rights, one’s rights, privileges, human rights | n |
Thawlawm | contribution, collections | n |
Muolpho thlak | humiliating, shameful, disgraceful | adj |
Purun hnaphek | spring onion | n |
Invuong | to throw away (flat item) | v |
Thîrsakor | a bicycle | n |
Anhling | black nightshade, edible leaf | n |
Inunauna | brotherhood or sisterhood | n |
Kumkhawtluong | for all times to comes | adj |
Inpumkhatna | unity | n |
Inkei | pulling each other (like in ‘tug of war’) | v |
Thophur | the name of a small stinging fly, the bite of which is painful | n |
Demum | blameable, blameful, defective | adj |
Simkerlek | tamarind | n |
Val | a slip knot, a noose, a loop | n |
Piu | a measurement equal to the width from the thumb to the tip of middle or ring fingers | adj |
Ta bawl | to treat a thing as one’s own | v |
Kaisan fiel | inviting neighbours and friends for one’s jhum or other jobs | n |
Chinchang hrie mi | one is in the know how, a well-informed person | n |
Lungril sawl | to be worried | adj |
Kuarantîn | quarantine | n |
Hmor | border, edge, point, end, tip | adj |
Ngûm | the lower end of the spine, the hind back | n |
Dan siemtu | lawmaker | n |
Ka kuoma inthok | from me | prn |
Suong | to cook, to boil, to distil | v |
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