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cartoon
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Kârtun (n)
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cartridge
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Kartut (n)
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custom
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Kastom (n)
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cut, to cut, deduct; to stumble, to hop, to jump
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Kat (v)
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sulphur
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Kât (n)
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the walking leaf insect
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Katchat (n)
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a measurement of land of approximately 2880 square feet or 0.0661 acres and which is in vogue among Hmars of Assam
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Katha (n)
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catholic
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Katholik (n)
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to cock a gun, to force or pull open, to open or be open (as the legs, earth, cut, etc.)
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Kau (v)
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to fully cock (as gun)
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Kau hni (n)
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to half cock (a gun)
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Kau khat (n)
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council
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Kaunsil (n)
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the shell of a turtle/tortoise
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Kaw (n)
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not straight
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Kaw (adj)
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membrane, skin (as inside of egg, etc)
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Kawda (n)
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a variety of wild tree
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Kawdorawi (n)
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crooked, bent, to be crooked, etc, a bend
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Kawi (adj)
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crookedly, circuitously
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Kawitakin (adv)
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the sickle
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Kawite (n)
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bald
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Kawk (adj)
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scold, reprimand; to point, to point at
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Kawk (v)
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pointless, valueless, meaningless
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Kawk bo (adj)
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crossed, in the form of a cross
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Kawkal (adj)
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an edible fern plant
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Kawkcha (n)
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to introduce, to point out
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Kawkhmu (v)
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indication, sign (road)
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Kawkhmuna (n)
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a term used to refer to Burmese (Myanmarese); the horizon
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Kawl (n)
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nearby, adjacent, neighbouring, vicinity
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Kawl (adj)
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licking the outer parts or surface (as done by a dog on a bone)
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Kawl (v)
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shackled, handcuffed
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Kawl bun (v)
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the name of a yellow silk
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Kawl eng (n)
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zodiacal light, also the light in the sky before sunrise and after sunset
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Kawl éng (n)
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vicinity, surroundings
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Kawl vel (n)
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one’s assignment or job done from morning daily
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Kawla ni suok tiem (phrase)
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near, close to, adjacent by
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Kawlah (prpn)
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a species of edible plant (akin to ‘vaianthur’)
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Kawlanthur (n)
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the sweet potato
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Kawlbahra (n)
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the early morning, dawn when the horizon lights up
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Kawleng (n)
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cholera
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Kawlera (n)
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keeping with, having it, safeguard
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Kawlh (v)
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fierce, ferocious, wild (like a dog)
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Kawlh (adj)
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name of a species of hornbill
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Kâwlhau (n)
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the name of species of hornbill
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Kawlhawk (n)
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nearby, neighbouring, close to
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Kawlhnai (adj)
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a large knife, a sword
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Kawlhnam (n)
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to fence with sword
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Kawlhnam invai (v)
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bold with plenty of nerve, robust
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Kawlhrawng (adj)
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lightning
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Kawlinlep (n)
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sweet potato
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Kawlkai (n)
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the horizon
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Kawlkawdong (n)
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the horizon, the utmost bounds of the earth
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Kawlkil (n)
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to the uttermost part of the earth, up to the horizon
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Kawlkil chenin (adv)
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a species of turtle the shell of which is not hard like other species
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Kawlnêm (n)
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a sun risen from the horizon
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Kawlnisuok (v)
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lightning, an electric
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Kawlphe (v)
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electric lamp
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Kawlphe khawnvar (n)
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torchlight, electric light
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Kawlphemei (n)
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horizon
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Kawlrâwn (n)
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the name of a species of bird
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Kawlrit (n)
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the bar in a Hmar woman handloom situated immediately in front of the weaver with which she kept the warp taut and to which the ends of the ‘pheivon’ are attached
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Kawlsake (n)
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aggressive, hostile, rough
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Kawlsen (adj)
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guava
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Kawlthei (n)
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the amur falcon; poetical term for ‘vakawl’
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Kawlva (n)
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an expression of a very far distance to the point of a horizon and where even the birds could not reach
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Kawlvalengsam (n)
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wearing on the head rounded way (like a piece of cloth)
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Kawm (v)
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an ear of maize on the cob, shell, pod, the stock (of a gun), the cover (of a book)
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Kawm (n)
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betel nut and leaf eaten with lime
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Kawm kuva (n)
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command
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Kawman (v)
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commandant
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Kawmandan (n)
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commander
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Kawmandar (n)
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to be self-willed, disobedient, obstinate, stiff-necked, perverse, rebellious
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Kawmaw (adj)
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to pick a quarrel, to aggress, to intentionally be obstinate
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Kawmaw bawl (v)
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the aggressor in a quarrel, etc
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Kawmaw bawltu (n)
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blanket
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Kawmawl (n)
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rain drops falling from the roof of a house
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Kawmfar (n)
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committee
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Kawmiti (n)
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the space or alley between two houses
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Kawmkar (n)
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a shell of a crab, tortoise, turtle
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Kawmkawraw (n)
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rain water from the roof of a house
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Kawmtui (n)
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a shallow valley, the saddle of a hill, a pass
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Kawn (n)
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waist, the waist
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Kawng (n)
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spraining the waist
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Kawng her (v)
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lumbago
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Kawng na (adj)
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in every respect, in all respect
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Kawng tinah (adv)
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in every way, in every respect
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Kawng tinreng (adv)
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regarding, concerning, about
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Kawngah (prpn)
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to have some useful part, to be of use
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Kawngaw nei (adj)
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the waist, the loins, the hip region
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Kawngbawr (n)
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belt woven around the waist
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Kawngchun (n)
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a type of Hmar traditional marriage wherein the boy has to earn the girl by staying and working and the girl’s house for a set period of time and took the girl to his home without paying bride price
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Kawnghlaw (n)
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a variety of fish
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Kawnghram (n)
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belt, a girdle, a belt
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Kawnghren (n)
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name of a bird
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Kawngkawipatawt (n)
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name of insect
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Kawngkawirit (n)
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the name of a large land snail or the shell of the same
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Kawngkawrawi (n)
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a man or woman basket made to carry paddy or small items
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Kawngphui (n)
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useful, effective
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Kawngro suk (adj)
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useless, ineffective
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Kawngro suk lo (adj)
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a woman basket made to carry firewood paddy or large items
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Kawngvar (n)
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indigent, poor
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Kawnkaw (adj)
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