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strong, mighty, energetic, etc | Thahrui nei (adj) |
poetical term for wife | Thai (n) |
to scratch up, to scrape with fingers or claw, to write | Thai (v) |
to delete, to blot out, to erase | Thai bo (n) |
a henpecked husband | Thaibawi (n) |
coward, spineless, gutless | Thaidawp (adj) |
to mark with a cross, to cross mark | Thaikawkal (v) |
to nominally write with no specific shape or meaning | Thairang (v) |
to cross out, to scratch out | Thaisie (v) |
to go and drop or deliver | Thak (v) |
to itch, to be pungent, to be hot (as pepper), pungent, hot | Thak (adj) |
measles | Thakpher (n) |
an arrow, a dart; to upside down, to face upwards, lying on the back | Thal (n) |
to scoop up, to ladle out (eg, water using mug) | Thàl (v) |
archery | Thalkap (n) |
archer | Thalkap mi (n) |
the barbed arrow head | Thalkibar (n) |
missile | Thalmitmei (n) |
a bow (weapon) | Thalngul (n) |
a bribe | Tham (v) |
of sufficient size or number or importance (fak tham=enough for eating; buoipui tham= important enough to get involve into) | Tham (suffix) |
husky (voice) | Thâm (adj) |
to disdain, to have no respect for | Tham naw (v) |
bribery | Thamna (n) |
that has died, that has vanished away | Thamral (adv) |
a Hindi originated term for police station ‘lock-up’ | Thana (n) |
to spread (as fame), to become known, to be renowned, etc | Thang (v) |
having a smell like raw flesh, pongy smell, etc | Thâng (adj) |
to sojourn (in another place), to remain (in another place or country) | Thang hmang (adv) |
having a distaste of something | Thangindei (n) |
to echo, reverberate | Thangkhawk (n) |
a message of death of someone | Thangko (n) |
name of insect found in large swarm and that feeds on edible leaves | Thangnang (n) |
a Hmar Changsan sub clan | Thangngeu (n) |
a title given to a Hmar warrior who has hunted down a certain number of wild animals or to the one who has harvested a certain amount of paddy and has given a public feast | Thangsuo (n) |
a Hmar traditional shawl reserved for the warriors | Thangsuopuon (n) |
to sheet with anger after feeling defeated | Thangtlawm (n) |
report, rumour, news or tidings (which one hears indirectly) | Thangva (n) |
poetical term for the sky | Thangvan (n) |
a Meitei originated term for an aquatic cash crop also known as ‘black diamond or fox nut’ | Thangzing (n) |
rough (as wood), to be rough | Thap (adj) |
to risk one's life; to endanger oneself; at the peril of life | Thâp (v) |
the whole strength | Thapui (n) |
new, fresh | Thar (adj) |
a Hmar traditional shawl (used to cover ‘thirdam’) | Tharlaizawn (n) |
fresh, new | Tharlam (adj) |
to kill, to slay, to put to death | That (v) |
energetic, enthusiastic | Thatho (adj) |
energetically, enthusiastically | Thatho takin (adv) |
fat, stout, fleshy, plump, obese, grease | Thau (n) |
obesity | Thau taluo (n) |
to contribute, to subscribe | Thaw (v) |
to do, to act towards; copulate | Thaw (v) |
to do without fail, imperative to do | Thaw makmaw (adv) |
to test, to experiment | Thaw sin (v) |
to pretend, to deceive, to do out of a thing | Thaw tehlem (v) |
a cascading effect, an afterward effect | Thawhla (adj) |
to offer a sacrifice when one is sick or to ensure good health | Thawi (v) |
to slightly graze, to go or pass close to (as shot), to go round about or up and down in front of | Thawi (adj) |
to restore back to normal by words, action or sacrifice | Thawidam (v) |
to work, to do, to perform | Thawk (v) |
suddenly | Thawk le khat (adv) |
all of a sudden, suddenly | Thawk le khatin (adv) |
to contribute, to subscribe a collection | Thawkhawm (v) |
contribute, to pay subscriptions | Thawkhawm (v) |
go between, one who join both sides (mutually agreed) | Thawkpalai (n) |
to labour, to toil, to work hard | Thawkrim (v) |
loose fitting, to be loose fitting | Thawl (adj) |
contribution, collections | Thawlawm (n) |
to collect offerings in the Church | Thawlawm dawl (v) |
Tuesday | Thawlenni (n) |
to forcefully do an action, to insist upon doing or saying | Thawlui (adv) |
a sound, a voice | Thawm (n) |
to be noisy | Thawm na (v) |
to send, to despatch | Thawn (v) |
to send from one to another, to forward, to send on | Thawn sawng (v) |
to send out, to export | Thawnsuok (v) |
loose, spongy, light (as bread) | Thawp (adj) |
embarrassed, not prosperous, having a confined situation, etc | Thawpik (adj) |
embarrassing, depressing | Thawpikthlak (adv) |
in abundance, in big amount, in large number | Thawr (adv) |
one's earning by work, obtain by one's labour | Thawsuok (n) |
loose | Thawt (adj) |
Monday | Thawtranni (n) |
prosperous, having a high and open situation | Thawveng (adj) |
to sprinkle, to splash, to sow, to throw | The (v) |
a dwarf, to be dwarf | Thehre (n) |
edible fruit | Thei (n) |
can, may, to be able, possible | Thei (adj) |
had it be possible (a wish) | Thei chang sien (phrase) |
inspite of one's weakness | Thei le thei lovin (adv) |
to be unable, cannot, impossible | Thei lo (v) |
in order to | Thei na din (phrase) |
if possible, if it can be | Thei sien chu (phrase) |
the name of a climbing fruit plant | Theiarbawm (n) |
name of a variety of fruit | Theiarlung (n) |
edible wild plant of the fig family | Theiba (n) |
name of a variety of wild fruit | Theibathrukthru (n) |
pomegranate | Theibufai (n) |
apple | Theibuot (n) |
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