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to tend to or assist or take care of
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Bawisawm (v)
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one who look after (a patient or one who is in need of help), attendant
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Bawisawmtu (n)
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in a resting position (of animal or human when unwell), to lie on the face
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Bawk (v)
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also, too, as well, likewise
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Bawk (adv)
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indeed, also, in a way
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Bawk (cjn)
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forehead
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Bâwk (n)
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to swell, to come into a bump, an excrescence, a swelling, protuberance, bump
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Bâwk (adj)
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to tie up anything small in the corner of a cloth
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Bâwk (v)
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to give in extra, above average
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Bâwk (v)
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one with bald forehead
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Bâwk kol (n)
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to bypass or takeover
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Bawkan (v)
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a term used to call those peoples who apply vermilion on their foreheads (esp Hindus)
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Bâwkrang (n)
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a booth, a hut, a temporary house
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Bâwkte (n)
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a feast of tabernacles
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Bâwkte Kut (n)
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construct, build (a house, etc)
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Bawl (v)
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spices in a Hmar traditional cuisine
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Bawlhlo (n)
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a place where a Hmar pre-Christian era priest perform their rites
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Bawlhmun (n)
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a Hmar traditional priest
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Bawlpu (n)
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a Hmar Ngente sub clan
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Bawlte (n)
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a box, case, basket, a vessel of any kind, a coop; name of Hmar kindred tribe
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Bawm (n)
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to surround, to envelop, to cover
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Bàwm (v)
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an unreliable words or story
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Bawm phur thu (n)
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the name of a basket
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Bawmrang (n)
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name of insect
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Bawmsîn (n)
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a cow
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Bawng (n)
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oxen
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Bawngchal (n)
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cow dung
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Bawngek (n)
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cow milk
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Bawngnene (n)
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curd
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Bawngnene khar (n)
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a cowherd
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Bawngpu (n)
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a beef
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Bawngsa (n)
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a spade
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Bawngtuthlaw (n)
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a cowherd
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Bawngvengtu (n)
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bunch, a cluster
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Bawr (adj)
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lady's finger, okra
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Bawrsaibe (n)
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a term derived from a Hindi word of ‘Bara Saheb’ meaning ‘big sir’ which mostly referred to the British’s Political Agent then and the district Commissioners now
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Bawrsap (n)
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unhealthy
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Bawrsawm (adj)
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to violate, to break (custom or law)
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Bawsie (v)
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violation of the law, at fault
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Bawsietna (n)
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one who breaks the law, violator
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Bawsietu (n)
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to contribute, to put forward (games)
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Bawt (v)
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the name of a certain kind of bamboo plaiting and cloth-weaving
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Bawta (n)
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the name of a certain kind of bamboo plaiting and cloth-weaving
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Bawtakeisawi (n)
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name of a Hmar traditional shawl
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Bawtapuon (n)
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bottle
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Bawtol (n)
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to follow-on, to carry on, to continue, to pursue
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Bawzui (v)
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a Hindi originated term for market
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Bazaar (n)
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an enclosed veranda at the back of a Hmar house
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Bazar (n)
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the generic name for different species of beans; scar
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Be (n)
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to bleat (as goat); to wear in the ear
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Be (v)
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a variety of ‘pea’
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Beai (n)
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a variety of bird trap that uses ‘beai’ as bait
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Beaichang (n)
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extra or related parts, other portions besides the main part
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Bebawm (n)
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a tong
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Bechep (n)
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a species of bean
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Beherawt (n)
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pigeon pea
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Behlieng (n)
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soot caused by the action of fire on pots
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Behmang (n)
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the leaves of beans and a staple vegetable
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Behna (n)
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a Hmar special curry item of ‘behna’ cooked with ‘sithu’
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Behna sithu hme (n)
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winged bean
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Behnuoisun (n)
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a variety of beans
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Behnuoitrum (n)
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bread
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Bei (n)
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to try, to do, to work; to fight against, to assail
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Bei (v)
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a consideration of how afar is hope or expectation as it is compared with the Run river which is considered to be long and far
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Bei am sei Rûn dung (phrase)
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to strive to, to endeavour earnestly, to strive and attempt diligently or doggedly
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Bei fan fan (v)
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to be in despair, to lose hope
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Beidong (v)
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without despair, patiently
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Beidong lovin (adv)
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hopeless, disheartening
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Beidong um (adv)
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discouragement
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Beidongna (n)
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pancreas
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Beipai (n)
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flour added in curry to make the gravy sticky
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Beipehnek (n)
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bread
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Beiper (n)
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bread
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Beiphek (n)
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to expect, consider, hope
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Beisei (n)
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hopeless
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Beisei bo (adj)
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hopeful
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Beisei um (adj)
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hope, expectation
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Beiseina (n)
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the side of the head
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Bek (n)
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bag
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Bêk (n)
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at least, at any rate, even then
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Bêk (adv)
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very, much, so much
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Bêk bêk (adv)
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soyabean
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Bekan (n)
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fermented soyabean
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Bekanthu (n)
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face, the temple, the side of the face
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Bekbawr (n)
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the name of a species of beans
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Bekir (n)
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a shed or hut often without a roof
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Bêkte (n)
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to paste, to stick, to add to, addition; to be stung by a bee or poisonous leaf
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Bel (v)
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smooth
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Bel (adj)
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a pot, a utensil
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Bêl (n)
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leaning on
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Bèl (v)
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expression of something which is sure to come or happen
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Bêl sunga sa (adv)
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black eyed pea, cowpea
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Belawi (n)
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a variety of pea
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Belawng (n)
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leaning on mostly
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Bêlbul (v)
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to scrutinize, to examine closely
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Belchieng (v)
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reliable, trustworthy
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Belchieng dawl (adj)
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blade
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Beled (n)
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a potter, one who makes earthen pots
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Bêlhemtu (n)
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big pot
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Bêlpui (n)
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meat cooked in such big pots in times of feast
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Bêlpui sa (n)
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