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to combine, to double	Kawp (v)
copy	Kawpi (n)
to be in even number	Kawpkim (n)
one’s mate or partner	Kawppui (n)
drain, drainage	Kawr (n)
thin	Kawr (adj)
the layers or rings in the stems of plantains and similar trees, the sheath of maize cobs	Kawr (n)
name of edible wild plant	Kawrannêl (n)
corrupt	Kawrap (v)
corruption	Kawrapson (n)
corona virus	Kawrawna vairas (n)
coat, an overcoat	Kawrchung (n)
an overcoat	Kawrfuol (n)
corridor	Kawridawr (n)
to be hollow, a hollow, hollow	Kawrong (adj)
vacant, unoccupied, empty	Kawruok (adj)
the term used to refer to Bengalese or mainland Indians who are mostly thin and tall	Kawrvai (n)
door	Kawt (n)
having nothing left, court	Kawt (adj)
the name of a tree, the bud of which is edible, snowflake aralia	Kawtebel (n)
door, a doorway, a gateway	Kawtkhar (n)
the frame of a door	Kawtkhar bieng (n)
the doorway	Kawtkhar bul (n)
near the doorway, at the door, at the threshold	Kawtkhar bulah (adv)
the gatekeeper, janitor	Kawtkhar vengtu (n)
street	Kawtthler (n)
a foot, a leg, wheel	Ke (n)
to sprain the foot by accidentally stumbling	Ke bil (v)
at the feet	Ke bulah (adv)
to walk, to go on foot	Ke in (v)
a footstool	Ke innghatna (n)
to lift up the foot	Ke khai (v)
to take step, to walk, foot fall, to move forward step by step	Ke pen (v)
ankle joint	Ke ring (n)
a door mat, a scraper	Ke tatfaina (n)
by foot, to go on foot, to walk	Kea fe (v)
the heel	Keartui (n)
to be lame, a lame person	Kebai (n)
legless, a lame person	Kebul (adj)
the second toe	Kechal (n)
the tip of the toe	Kehmor (n)
I, myself	Kei (prn)
to pull (by hand using rope)	Kei (v)
epilepsy, convulsion	Kei (adj)
mine	Kei ka ta (prn)
to pull or drag into a stooping or bending position	Kei kun (v)
to wake, to help one rise, to cause to rise	Kei tho (v)
the leopard	Keiarasi (n)
to lead, to guide, to conduct	Keihruoi (v)
leader, guide, conductor	Keihruoitu (n)
by me	Keiin (prn)
I, me, myself	Keima (prn)
we, our, us	Keini (prn)
ours	Keini ta (prn)
to distort or twist	Keipeng (v)
name of a variety of weed	Keiperek (n)
to unfurl, to spread out, stretch out	Keiphar (v)
a big tiger	Keipui (n)
bamboo matting plated on the cross	Keisawi (n)
to abbreviate, to shorten	Keitawi (v)
a leopard, a panther	Keite (n)
to tear, split, rip up	Keithler (v)
to lead, to guide, to conduct	Keithruoi (v)
leader, guide, conductor	Keithruoitu (n)
a Hmar Lungtau sub clan	Keivom (n)
a black panther	Keivom (n)
to separate (as cotton, long hair, etc), to pluck (such things as maize, grass for brooms, rushes, reeds, etc)	Kêk (n)
cake	Kêk (n)
a boot, a shoe	Kekok (n)
pants, trousers	Kekor (n)
short pant, half pants, knickers	Kekorbul (n)
underwear, innerwear	Kekorte (n)
long pants, trousers	Kekortluon (n)
a goat	Kel (n)
a fence, a barrier	Kel dai (n)
the shriek voice, the highest pitch voice	Kel rawl (n)
the middle toe	Kelai (n)
the name of a parasitic creeper	Kelbu (n)
a he goat	Kelchal (n)
a variety of wild tree	Kelchalpabawk (n)
the cogs on the rollers of a cotton ginning machine	Kelki (n)
a Hmar Changsan sub clan	Kellu (n)
the name of plant with white flowers	Kelnabe (n)
a she goat	Kelpui (n)
the red tree cat	Kelral (n)
a kid	Kelte (n)
the little appendages which grows on the necks of certain goats	Kelthri (n)
the over crushed rice	Kem (n)
to get or take at the same time, at the same time	Kem (v)
the ankle, malleolus	Kemit (n)
to give space	Ken (v)
the short form of "keiin" (by me)	Ken (prn)
to take, to bring, to hold, to have with one or upon one's person	Keng (v)
to oversee, to look after	Kengkaw (n)
holding something on the armpit	Kep (v)
to do anything for another at the same time as doing it for one's self	Kêp (v)
the toes	Kepar (n)
the foot	Kepha (n)
the sole of the foot	Kephah hnuoi (n)
the name of large moth	Keptuom (n)

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