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to lose everything, to lose whatever one possesses, everything gone
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Arte lukawk (v)
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a death with none to look after or care
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Arte thia thi (v)
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a particular good flat place near Senvon village in Manipur where fowls are kept or shifted during ‘Khawser’ or a Pre-Christian ritual in which no noise or sound is to be made by men or animals. During early Christian days, some non-Hmar dialect using leaders of the Church surreptitiously gathered at this place in one dark night to make a plan to do away the use of Hmar dialect in the Church. The very spot was mysteriously shaken to shreds after some time by nature and is no more a flat surface
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Arthakzawl (n)
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a particular good flat place near Senvon village in Manipur use as ‘bawlhmun’ in pre-christian era where fowls are killed as a sacrifice
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Arthatzawl (n)
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article
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Artikul (n)
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egg
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Artui (n)
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to give utmost care (like an easily breakable egg)
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Artui doma dom (v)
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the yolk of the egg
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Artuite eng (n)
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simultaneously, together, at the same time
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Aruolin (adv)
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reason
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Asan (n)
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the reason is
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Asan chu (adj)
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assembly
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Asembli (n)
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ashoka tree
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Ashok (n)
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acid
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Asid (n)
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a Hmar Thiek sub clan
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Athu (n)
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name of fruit as well as spices
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Atkora (n)
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authority
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Authawriti (n)
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a three-wheeled taxi engine
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Auto (n)
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automatic
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Automatik (n)
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yes
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Aw (adv)
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denoting time spent
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Aw (v)
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an interjection denoting surprise
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Aw (intjn)
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all right, OK
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Aw leh (adj)
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no, not
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Aw oi (adv)
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to reply, to answer; to agree with
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Aw paw (v)
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to make no reply, to give no answer; to disagree with
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Aw paw lo (v)
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accent, intonation of the voice
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Aw phawi (n)
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office
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Awfis (n)
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officer
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Awfisar (n)
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to hush, soothe or rock a baby to sleep
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Awi (v)
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to believe, to allow, to obey, to accept as true
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Awi (v)
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to lull to sleep
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Awi in (v)
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to disbelieve, to disallow, to disobey
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Awi lo (v)
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that has to be believed, convincing
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Awi makmaw (adv)
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credible
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Awi tlak (adj)
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the heron, a fish-eating bird
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Awinu (n)
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to assent to
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Awipui (v)
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grape
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Awirielthei (n)
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credible or believable
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Awium (v)
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caught (by trap), etc
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Awk (v)
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the name of a fabulous creature which is supposed to swallow the sun or moon during an eclipse
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Awk (n)
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to hang to death
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Awkhlum (v)
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an eclipse, to be eclipsed (as sun or moon)
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Awkin lem (v)
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oxygen
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Awksizen (n)
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one that has been captured
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Awktalaileng (adj)
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off, to rest, to have nothing to do
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Awl (v)
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vacant, empty, free
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Awl (adj)
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easy
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Awl (adj)
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the slack time after the jhum is cut or when the weeding is over or after harvest
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Awl len lai (n)
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easy
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Awlai (adj)
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alligator, crocodile
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Awle (n)
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olive
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Awlif (n)
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easy
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Awlsam (adj)
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the chest, the breast
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Awm (n)
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to cook by steam
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Awm (v)
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probable, likely, reasonable, ought to, probable
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Awm (adj)
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burly, well built
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Awm khauh (adj)
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unfitting, inappropriate, improper
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Awm lo (adj)
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chest pain, an ailment, pneumonia
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Awm na (n)
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unreasonable, improperly
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Awm naw taluo (adv)
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weak, not sturdy (in physique)
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Awm nem (adj)
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reasonable, possibility
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Awm reng (adj)
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the breast bone
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Awm ru (n)
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one who is weak mentality; sensitive or an emotional person
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Awmnem (n)
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the chest, physique
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Awmpar (n)
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an edible fruit of a creeping plant, luffa
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Awmpawng (n)
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shield, armour (of the chest)
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Awmphaw (n)
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appropriate, roughly, approximate
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Awmtawk (adj)
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words from a person’s self, speculative opinion
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Awmthusuok (n)
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herpes zoster or skin eruptions
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Awmvel (n)
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lean, slant
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Awn (adj)
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seeking for excuse or alibi
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Awnazong (v)
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a hole, a free space, an aperture
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Awng (n)
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hole of a floor
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Awngkar (n)
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weak, worn out (as house, man) etc
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Awngrop (adj)
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to brood over, to sit (as a fowl); to govern, to rule
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Awp (v)
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tone or mode of voice or speech, accent
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Awphawi (n)
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opium
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Awpiam (n)
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hatch, to hatch
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Awpkeu (v)
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to bring up (as a child), to rear
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Awptlei (v)
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a ruler, a governor, one who look after
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Awptu (n)
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neck, throat
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Awr (n)
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putting something on the neck as necklace
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Awr (v)
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goitre
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Awrbawk (n)
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order
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Awrdar (v)
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ordain, ordination
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Awrden (v)
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original
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Awrizinal (adj)
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goitre
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Awrpuor (n)
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ostrich
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Awstrik (n)
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to settle down and get ready for eating, to partake a meal
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Awt (v)
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a block of wood used to block the wheel of a vehicle from moving on its own
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Awt (n)
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a variety of fish
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Awtpa (n)
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agenda
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Azenda (n)
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to serve, to make to eat (mother to a child)
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Ba (v)
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pale and white in appearance
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Ba ek ngo (adj)
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baal
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Baal (n)
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the Hindi term used for calling officers
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Babu (n)
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wild coriander, spiny coriander
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Bachikhawm (n)
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a peanut
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Badam (n)
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a Hindi originated term for fare or rent, etc
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Bahara (n)
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