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beatitude, blessedness, freedom
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Engthawlna (n)
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concern, care (more on the negative aspect)
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Engto (n)
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not concern, not care (more on the negative aspect)
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Engto lo (n)
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telescope
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Enhlatna (n)
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telescope, binocular
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Enhnaina (n)
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judging from, judging by
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Enin (adv)
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to nurse, to tend, to look after
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Enkol (v)
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a guardian, one who look after
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Enkoltu (n)
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to overlook
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Enliem (n)
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binocular, telescope, microscope
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Enlienna (n)
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light
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Enna (n)
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review, to revise, to look over again
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Ennon (v)
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a show, a spectacle, an entertainment, anything pleasing to look at
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Ennuom (n)
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to give a show, to organise a show
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Ennuom siem (v)
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pleasing to look at, pleasing for the eye
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Ennuom um (n)
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to look at secretly, to peek at discretely; to use unfair means or copy (in exam)
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Enruk (v)
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to forsake, to refrain from helping, to excommunicate, to cease to care for
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Ensan (v)
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trial, testing
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Ensin (v)
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a test, a trial
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Ensinna (n)
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a scouting, to spy upon, to watch, to scout
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Enthla (v)
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a scout, a spy
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Enthlatu (n)
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to probe, to examine
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Enthlithlai (v)
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to show
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Entir (v)
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a sample, example
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Entirna (n)
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a telescope; field-glasses; to look through
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Entlang (n)
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transparent, open for enquiring or examination
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Entlang thei (adj)
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to copy, to compare
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Enton (v)
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watcher of a show or a match
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Entu (n)
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envelope
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Envelawp (n)
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a slight glance
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Envuot (v)
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to stare, to look fixedly
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Enzing (v)
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to follow with the eyes
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Enzui (v)
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against, to face, to have the front or face towards, to be arrayed
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Ep (v)
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opposing party
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Eptu (n)
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apple
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Epul (n)
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to be jealous
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Er (adj)
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to melt; to deep fry and extract the oil (pork fat, etc)
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Er (v)
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slanting, diverging
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Er (adj)
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airport
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Erpawt (n)
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to criticise, to go against
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Esel (v)
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a show of disapproval to an individual, a humiliation by public
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Eu (v)
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name of tree
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Eukaleptus (n)
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evangelist
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Evangelis (n)
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Eve
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Evi (n)
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eat
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Fa (v)
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to eat and drink
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Faa dawn (v)
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an orphan
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Fahra (n)
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an orphanage
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Fahra in (n)
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very, specially, very specially
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Fahran (adv)
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a large pestle for pounding rice, a pestle
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Fahrel (n)
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pestle dance or a dance performed by clashing the pestle
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Fahrel tok lam (n)
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clean, to be clean
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Fai (adj)
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completely, also expressing entirety or absoluteness
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Fai ret (adv)
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to whistle, whistle, whistling
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Faifûk (v)
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a Hmar Darngawn sub clan
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Faiheng (n)
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a Hmar clan
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Faihriem (n)
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cleanliness
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Faina (n)
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final
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Fainal (adj)
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a vessel for holding cleaned rice
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Fairel (n)
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a basket used for storing rice
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Fairel (n)
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husked or clean rice
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Faisa (n)
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a position where one lives on husked or clean rice (one of the highest desires of a man’s heart in the traditional pre-Christian era belief of the Hmars is to have clean rice to eat at home without labouring for it. Hence, the term)
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Faisa ring (n)
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a vessel (mostly tin cup) for measuring rice (to be cook)
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Faithlak (n)
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a handful of rice put aside by women for the Church before cooking for the family in the morning and evening
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Faithram (n)
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container of ‘faithram’
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Faithram bawm (n)
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eat
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Fâk (v)
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victuals, food, provision, sustenance, rations
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Fak ding (n)
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one’s source of livelihood
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Fak hmuna (adj)
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to be satisfied with what one eats, satiated
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Fak khop (v)
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one’s requirement for eating and drinking, provisions, victuals
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Fak le dawn (n)
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to prepare food
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Fak rongbawl (v)
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one who prepare food, a cook
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Fak rongbawltu (n)
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to prepare food
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Fak siem (v)
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a cook
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Fak siemtu (n)
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allergy
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Fak suol (n)
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to eat up, to finish eating
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Fak zo (adv)
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a species of rice
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Fakang (n)
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that has to be eaten for the day
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Fakfawm (adj)
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those who search for daily livelihood, daily wage earners
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Fâkfawm zong (n)
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a variety of wild tree
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Fakhaw (n)
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sufficient food to eat, enough food provision
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Fâkkhop (adj)
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to entertain one with meal, to treat someone with food
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Fakpui (v)
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eat on the sly or secretly but used more to meant ‘corrupt practices’
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Fakruk (v)
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eat on the sly or secretly but used more to meant ‘corrupt practices’
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Fakruk (v)
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corruption
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Fakrukna (n)
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eatable, edible
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Fakthei (adj)
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apart, isolated, detached, to be apart
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Fâl (adj)
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name of a tribe in Myanmar
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Falam (n)
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a poetical term of death
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Fam (v)
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those who have died; used in short as (L) in English
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Fam (n)
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a liquid substance that is about to drop very slowly
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Făm (v)
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to miss those who are no more, to long for the dead
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Fam ngai (v)
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stalactite (on the floor)
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Fâmfar (n)
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a sub clan under Banzang clan of Hmar Darngawn
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Famhoite (n)
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affix signifying in every respect, in everything, completeness
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Famkim (adv)
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even after
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Fan (adv)
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elastic, to stretch, to be elastic
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Fân (adj)
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somehow or other
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Fan fan (adv)
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a poetical word used for grain, paddy, rice, etc
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Fang (n)
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to inspect, to itinerate, to go from place to place; present continuous form of ‘fa/fak’
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Fang (v)
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