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the name of various species of begonia plant | Sekhupthur (n) |
a four anna piece | Seki (n) |
a Mithun's horn used as musical instrument | Seki (n) |
a fabled horn from which the owner could obtain anything he desired | Seki busuok (n) |
secular | Sekiular (n) |
to collect or put together in one place | Sekkhawl (v) |
a Hmar Faihriem sub clan | Sekong (n) |
a slip rail at the entrance of a Hmar house | Sekotrol (n) |
odd jobs, petty household duties | Sekrek (n) |
secretary | Sekretari (n) |
unripe, raw, to be unripe, etc | Sel (adj) |
brave or tolerant under suffering, to endure patiently | Sel (adj) |
to contradict, to refuse | Sêl (v) |
to refute, to put to silence after argument | Sêl dong (v) |
one who is good and ever ready for argument | Sêl hrat (adj) |
undisputable | Sel ruollo (adv) |
a Hmar Thiek sub clan | Selate (n) |
the male wild 'ramsiel' | Sele (n) |
one who is strict, mean, stingy | Sêlfet (adj) |
oppose, argue against | Sêlkal (v) |
contradiction, an argument against | Sêlkalna (n) |
opposition party | Sêlkaltu pawl (n) |
patience, endurance | Selna (n) |
opposition | Sêlna (n) |
to argue, criticise or oppose by all means | Selpawtawk (v) |
a wooden pole inserted on a bamboo erected for 'inkawl' or an extra protector of a Hmar traditional thatch house against strong winds or violent storm | Selraki (n) |
a wild leaf used for roofing in traditional Hmar house | Seluhna (n) |
a sacrificial pole upon which the skull of a gayal is planted | Seluphan (n) |
to divide, to distribute, share something to someone | Sem (v) |
to lit or kindle a fire | Sêm (v) |
a refreshing breeze | Semdam thli (n) |
to distribute to different persons or areas | Semdar (v) |
name of a variety of weed | Semeibâwm (n) |
semi final | Semi fainal (n) |
seminar | Seminar (n) |
to distribute equally | Semruol (adj) |
a hollow tube or bamboo used to flare up the fire by blowing from the mouth | Sêmthei (n) |
red, red crimson, scarlet, burgundy | Sen (adj) |
young, infant | Sên (adj) |
repeatedly, often | Sen (adv) |
light red | Sen dang (adj) |
deep red, crimson red | Sen duk (adj) |
each, all, one and all, individually | Seng (adv) |
to use up, to spend (as money, strength, etc), to give as a price | Sèng (v) |
expense, expenditure, cost | Sengso (v) |
expensive, to be expensive | Sengso thlak (adj) |
the name of a red orchid | Senhri (n) |
census | Sensas (n) |
species of small ant | Sente (n) |
sentry | Sentiri (n) |
the measles | Sentut (n) |
to have measles, to catch measles | Sentut invoi (v) |
building of shelter home by animals and birds | Sep (v) |
to toss up and down, separation of rice and chaff using the handmade sieve (see 'leidar') | Sep (v) |
a traditional ritual performed after some three months from the death of a family member | Sepei (n) |
a three-winged tree bark planted near the front door of 'anchongpa' on the day of his 'sesun inchong' | Seper (n) |
a beetle found mostly in cow dung | Sephum (n) |
a Hindi term for soldier | Sepoy (n) |
a full grown domesticated female mithun or gayal | Sepui (n) |
like a 'siel' under the rain; a phrase used to mean 'facing or bearing hardship stubbornly' | Sepui ruo do ang (v) |
name of wild plant | Sepuinuhmarcha (n) |
name of medium size wild plant of the raspberry species | Sepuinusu (n) |
a scar | Ser (n) |
to engrave in deeds | Ser (v) |
a thousand gram or a kilogram | Sêr (adj) |
a lemon, a lime | Sèr (n) |
to keep, to observe a holiday | Ser (v) |
the private parts | Ser (n) |
to be all present like the different compartment of a citrus fruit | Ser ang kim (v) |
matters relating to religious rites and rituals; customs, taboos and ceremonies | Ser le sang (n) |
seraph | Serafim (n) |
desolate, deserted, uninhabited | Serawp (v) |
poetical term of fire | Sermei (n) |
name of wild tree with lemon scented leaves | Sernam (n) |
a citron | Serpui (n) |
to bring out | Sersuok (v) |
to put one on top of another, to put on top | Sersuon (v) |
fortification, to circumcised, circumcision | Sertan (v) |
an orange | Serthlum (n) |
a species of lemon | Sertrok (n) |
the engraver, composer, smithers | Sertu (n) |
the foreskin, the prepuce | Servun (n) |
the biggest pre-Christian Hmar ritual performed by a successful warrior wherein one feed the whole village folks by killing a Mithun. The soul of those who have performed this ritual is believed to have direct access to heaven along with that of his wife | Sesun Inchong (n) |
set | Set (v) |
Satan | Setan (n) |
a variety of wild tree | Sething (n) |
surroundings | Sevel (n) |
shark | Shark (n) |
name of flower | Sharon (n) |
Sheol | Sheol (n) |
a species of sesame | Si (n) |
the chaff, small broken pieces | Si (n) |
poetical word for star | Siar (n) |
galaxy | Sibuongruol (n) |
the cedar tree | Sidar (n) |
tax, levy, cess | Sie (n) |
keep, put, lay, to deposit, to place | Sie (v) |
bad, nasty, ugly, spoiled | Sie (adj) |
to pay tax, to pay tribute, etc | Sie chawi (v) |
to collect tax, etc | Sie dawl (v) |
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