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test, try, trial | Sin (v) |
a lid, a stopper, a cover, a cork, to shut, to stopper, to cork | Sîn (n) |
doing work | Sin thaw (v) |
to put a lit while cooking and keep the steam in | Sin up (v) |
a sub clan under Banzang clan of Hmar Darngawn | Sinate (n) |
cinema | Sinema (n) |
short in length or height (women skirt, petticoat, etc) | Sîng (adj) |
ten thousand | Sîng (adj) |
sandstone chips | Singgal balu (n) |
poetical term for palatial and big house | Singin (n) |
cinchona | Singkawna (n) |
a wart, a mole (in human body skin) | Singkilik (n) |
a species of house spider | Singkip (n) |
a poetical word for eye | Singmit (n) |
to prepare, to get ready, to make preparation, to make arrangements | Singsa (v) |
name of ant which built its nest on leaves | Singsang (n) |
the name of a species of bamboo used for making the bowls of men's pipes | Singtur (n) |
a smoking pipe made of 'singtur' | Singtur dumbel (n) |
a Meitei originated term for a mixture of certain green vegetables and leaves to be eaten in raw | Sîngzu (n) |
name of thorny vegetable | Sîngzuor (n) |
the place where Hmars claimed themselves to have originated | Sinlung (n) |
cover, lid, cork | Sinna (n) |
to fix in the mind, to take special notice of so as to remember | Sinsie (v) |
full to the brim | Sip (adj) |
top most, zenith | Sîp (n) |
a soldier | Sipai (n) |
the name of a constellation comprising of seven stars | Sipawikap (n) |
an offshoot, anything divided off from the parent stock (eg, a hamlet village) | Siper (n) |
special | Sipisial (adj) |
the hair of the crown of the head | Sipsam (n) |
to carry or put on the head | Sipsuon (v) |
a species of sesame | Sipui (n) |
a measure of a conical heap of paddy the apex of which will be level with the crown of an ordinary sized man's head | Sipzawn (n) |
the sharp point (of a knife), a pointed top (of a church cross) | Sipzum (n) |
to tread upon, to tread (with the bottom of the foot); to visit, to call upon | Sir (v) |
the side, corner (of anything) | Sîr (n) |
every corner | Sir tinah (adv) |
on each corner | Sir tuok (adv) |
on the side of, at the side of | Sirah (prepn) |
notches made in a tree or hill to assist in climbing, steps of stairs | Sirbi (n) |
a rice mortar (using the leg) | Sirbuksum (n) |
to trample upon, to oppress, to hold in bondage, to look down upon, to despise | Sirde (v) |
inflammation on the sole of the foot cause by excess walking | Sirdo (n) |
syringe | Sirins (n) |
trowel (of mason or house builder) | Sirni (n) |
a support for the feet used when weaving, a footstool, to rest the feet upon | Sirsan (n) |
on the left or right side, to be on or put on the left or right side | Sirsawn (v) |
the Pleiades | Siruk (n) |
the final assault in games - reel or real life (derived from one of the latter but most severe and violent norwesters (storm or hurricane) of India and Bangladesh that synchronize with the heliacal setting of the Pleiades) | Siruk lain (n) |
poetical name for birds | Sîrva (n) |
the details | Sise (adj) |
in minute details, particularly | Sise takin (adv) |
to winnow, to remove the chaff and the broken pieces | Sisêp (v) |
system | Sistem (n) |
systematic | Sistemetik (adj) |
name of fruit (citrus family) | Sisu (n) |
to light a lamp, to lit a torch, etc | Sit (v) |
to be dissatisfied with | Sit (v) |
stencil | Sitensil (n) |
fermented sesame seed | Sithu (n) |
the dry gourd in which ‘sithu’ is being stored | Sithuum (n) |
a small pond in wild flat forest or small valley | Situi (n) |
name of a small tree the leaf of which is a Hmar favourite curry item (eurya acuminate) | Sizo (n) |
porridge of rice-soda-sizo (plus meat or vegetables), a common and popular Hmar curry | Sizo changal hmepok (n) |
the Orion | Sizucho (n) |
scholarship | Skolarship (n) |
squash, a variety of vegetable | Skuash (n) |
school | Skul (n) |
the pulse | So (n) |
boil, to bubble up, to effervesce, etc | So (v) |
a leisure talk | So (v) |
name of wild plant the leaf of which is edible | Sohle (n) |
to chew or masticate (by the teeth) | Soi (v) |
to chew up | Soi chip (v) |
to chew up, to masticate thoroughly, to chew thoroughly | Soi nawi (v) |
to play with, to have fun with | Soisa (v) |
to raise objections, to find fault with, to make excuse, to speak against | Soisel (v) |
without fault, faultless, blameless | Soisel bo (adj) |
blamelessly, perfectly, without fault | Soisel bovin (adv) |
one given to raising objections, finding fault, etc | Soisel hmang (n) |
criticism, objection, reproach | Soiselna (n) |
name of a flower | Sokhlei (n) |
gecko | Sokkhe (n) |
a variety of snake | Sokvom (n) |
solfa | Solfa (n) |
taking along, coming along with | Som (v) |
dowry | Som (n) |
to aid, to assist as in work, food, etc | Somdawl (v) |
relief, assistance | Somdawlna (n) |
move, shift, to move from one place to another | Son (v) |
completely (time), to be on forever, permanently | Song (adv) |
a Hmar Lungtau sub clan | Songate (n) |
the platform in front of a Hmar traditional house | Songka (n) |
name of nosy insect | Songsongbokbok (n) |
to remove, move away | Sonhmang (v) |
a variety of soil | Sontlung (n) |
unclean, untidy | Sop (adj) |
to beat, to hit (extreme) | Sop (v) |
to engage (in manual work), to employ, to use someone’s service | Sor (v) |
a Hindi originated term for government | Sorkar (n) |
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