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a turban | Dier (n) |
a cloth used to wrap around the waist by men | Dierkei (n) |
a term used by Hmars to refer to the Dimasa tribes | Dierkei (n) |
a form of wrapping a cloth over the waist and between the legs | Diermawngchep (n) |
right, accurate, true, proper, righteous, to be right | Dik (adj) |
to visit at, to appear | Dîk in dak (v) |
wrong, inaccurate, untrue, improper, unrighteous, to be wrong | Dik lo (adj) |
dictionary | Diksawnari (n) |
accurately, correctly | Diktakin (adv) |
the inside part of a bamboo or cane | Dil (n) |
a lake | Dîl (n) |
inquisitive, to be inquisitive | Dîlsut (adj) |
democracy | Dimawkrasi (n) |
with extra care, to be gentle with | Dimdawi (adj) |
must (I fe ding a nih = you must go) | Ding (a verbal affix) |
for the purpose of (fak ding= for eating) | Ding (prpn) |
almost, nearly | Ding lai (adv) |
just about to, on the verge of | Ding mek (adv) |
a hundred crore, a billion | Dingawn sawm (adj) |
to come off well | Dingchang (v) |
the name of a flowering plant | Dingdi (n) |
to stand on tip-toe | Dingdihlip (v) |
a little boy’s penis | Dingdong (n) |
for, for the purpose of (bu fa dingin a hung=he comes to eat food) | Dingin (prpn) |
to kneel | Dingthrathruon (v) |
to revive, to re-establish | Dinthar (v) |
into powder, finely powdered | Dip (adj) |
to get or be in the way | Dîp (v) |
department | Dipatmen (n) |
name of wild grass that is use as roofing materials in traditional Hmar house | Dipui (n) |
the flower of ‘dipui’ | Dipui par (n) |
to rejoice at another's misfortune, to gloat over because of misfortune, to mock or jeer or laugh at because of misfortune; to say that misfortune serves another right | Diriem (v) |
discipline | Disiplin (n) |
district | Distrik (n) |
like, desire | Dit (prp) |
the way one wish | Dit dan (adv) |
choice, the manner one wishes | Dit dan takin (adv) |
preferred | Dit lem (v) |
poetical term for one’s lovers | Dite (n) |
ridge of a house just covered by the roof, the part of a roof beyond the wall | Dithlafarfem (n) |
giving favour | Ditsak (adj) |
to favour one more than another | Ditsak bik (adj) |
favour | Ditsakna (n) |
beloved | Dittak (n) |
as much as one wish, just as one like | Dittawkin (adv) |
to make a choice, to choose, to select | Ditthlang (v) |
free will, choice, will | Ditthlangna (n) |
desirable | Ditum (adj) |
things what one wants, anything wished for, wanted or acceptable, acceptable, beloved | Ditzawng (adj) |
duty | Diuti (v) |
diesel | Dizil (n) |
fought battle, war with, to be at enmity with, to prop up; to support from the bottom, to bear from the bottom; to go or be out (in the rain) | Do (v) |
to resist, to withstand, to oppose, to be against | Dodal (v) |
resistance, opposition, objection | Dodalna (n) |
an opposer, antagonist | Dodaltu (n) |
a deriding or disparaging remark on someone receiving a blow (pain or punishment) | Dok (adj) |
name of an ominous bird whose cry is believed to be associated with bad omen | Dokrawchekor (n) |
doctrine | Doktrin (n) |
taro stem | Dol (n) |
swallow without grinding by the teeth | Dol (v) |
the leaves of the edible arum | Dolhna (n) |
dried arum leaves which is a common staple vegetable of the Hmars | Dolhro (n) |
the bud of an edible arum | Dolpawt (n) |
dolphin | Dolphin (n) |
the name of an insect | Dolrêm (n) |
a variety of the arum plant mostly found in Manipur plains locally called ‘yendem’ | Dolselfak (n) |
an anvil | Dolung (n) |
the buds of an arum, the young leaves and stalks of edible arums | Dolzik (n) |
to support (from below), to hold, to catch hold of | Dom (v) |
to look after, to attend; reply, to give a reply | Don (v) |
receive, to catch (as ball, etc) to take up (as spinning top) | Dong (v) |
lazy, idle, to be lazy | Dongda (adj) |
an answer, reply | Donna (n) |
to bring up, to train | Dontlei (v) |
the feathers under the tail of a bird, the place covered by such feathers | Dop (n) |
the eagerness to do | Dop dop (adv) |
to fight for someone else | Dopek (v) |
to fight for somebody, to join and help somebody in their war | Dopui (v) |
poetical term for enemy, foe, adversary | Doral (n) |
to whine away, to spent time unproductively | Dorap (v) |
a Hmar Ngente sub clan | Dosak (n) |
a Hmar Vangsie sub clan | Dosil (n) |
next | Dot (adj) |
a variety of wild tree | Dothing (n) |
a Hmar Ngente sub clan | Dothlang (n) |
next, the next one | Dottu (n) |
dragon | Dragon (n) |
driver | Draivar (n) |
drumstick | Dramstick (n) |
wanting to eat, salivating | Du (v) |
wish, aspiration, desire | Duaisam (n) |
greedy, to be greedy | Duam (adj) |
greediness, avariciousness | Duamna (n) |
to be slipshod, to be careless, to be negligent | Duda (adv) |
carelessly, flippantly | Dudatakin (adv) |
a sub clan of Hmar Lusei | Duhlien (n) |
a Hindi term for a refine wood of two by three inches in size and about 16 feet in length | Dûi-tîn (n) |
dark or dull in colour, to get or be dark or dull | Duk (adj) |
a person who is not trustworthy or one who is very negative or one who is very unprincipled | Dukdakbo (n) |
to be loose, to be slack, to sag | Dul (adv) |
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