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toothbrush
Hanawtna (n)
toothpaste
Hanawtna hlo (n)
denotes something on the upper side
Hang (adv)
brown, dark complexioned, to be brown, etc
Hàng (adj)
having a taste like meat, maize, bread, vegetables, etc
Hâng (adj)
a sub clan under Hmar Lawitlang Hrangchal
Hangtal (n)
moth, maggot
Hangthim (n)
the gums
Hani (n)
a gumboil
Hanipuom (adj)
to bite, to snap (as a dog), to eat (as pig)
Hap (v)
a Meitei term for ‘addition after the original’
Hap (v)
week, the week
Hapta (n)
the molar teeth
Hapui (n)
to wake, to become conscious
Har (v)
cheerful, refreshed
Har (adj)
the small pieces that come out when something is cut by knife, axe, etc
Hâr (n)
dull, sluggish, listless
Har lo (adj)
to gnash the teeth
Harawt (v)
gnash of teeth, tribulation, sufferings
Harawtna (n)
to be sober, to be awake, sober
Harfim (v)
a temporary or makeshift cooking spot outside a house
Harmei (n)
to lit fire at ‘harmei’ outside one’s house which signals that there is a community feast or family events with feast in the house
Harmei inkhuk (v)
a revival, an awakening, a renewal
Harna (n)
difficult, to be difficult
Harsa (adj)
difficulty, hardship
Harsatna (n)
sneeze, to sneeze
Hatchhiau (v)
name of fruit as well as spices
Hatkora (n)
name of tree
Hato (n)
to have the teeth on edge through eating acid fruit
Hatrim (adj)
to have much, to possess much
Hau (v)
to reserve, to claim to
Hauh (v)
a black ape, a species of gibbo
Hauhuk (n)
rich, to be rich
Hausa (adj)
super rich, millionaires
Hausa tontaw (n)
wealth, richness
Hausakna (n)
difficult, hard, troublesome
Hautak (v)
name of a variety of peas
Havai (n)
fava beans
Havai amubi (n)
matar peas
Havai ra (n)
a chisel made of iron
Haver (n)
to borrow (when the identical article is to be returned)
Haw (v)
a verbal note or sound of encouragement
Haw haw (n)
to look or stare at about one
Hawdak (adj)
to positively reply, to answer
Hawi (v)
to look around in bewilderment and perplexity
Hawihai (v)
demeanour, movements, manner, etc
Hawiher (n)
to unroof
Hawk (n)
hockey
Hawki (n)
hall
Hawl (n)
soothe away, to drive away
Hawl (v)
to soothe away, to drive away
Hawlhmang (v)
wholesale
Hawlsel (v)
to take home, to bring home
Hawn (v)
bark, shell, cover, peel
Hawng (n)
smoke
Hawp (v)
to be scared, afraid of
Hawphur (adj)
scary, fearsome, that which cannot be taken lightly
Hawphurum (adv)
to gather
Hawrkhawm (v)
letter or character of the alphabet
Hawrop (n)
capital letter, block letter
Hawroppui (n)
small letter
Hawropte (n)
annoying
Hazat um (adj)
to eat or to get through a lot (of work, food)
He (v)
hebrew
Hebrai (n)
to make a grunting noise when carrying a load
Heihah! (intjn)
a Meitei originated term for water chesnut (found in lake and low lying marshes and also cultivated in ponds)
Heikak (n)
to be consumed, to be used up
Hek (v)
to speak against, to slander, to accuse another
Hêk (v)
accusation, slander
Hêkna (n)
exhaustless
Hekthei lo (adj)
an accuser, a plaintiff, a slanderer
Hêktu (n)
to go round, to pass by, to walk round about, to walk up and down in front of
Hêl (v)
rebel, to rebel
Hel (n)
rebellious, always in the mood of rebel
Helhmang (adj)
over excited, playful
Helhol (adj)
one who is over excited
Helhol invoi (n)
hello
Hello (n)
a rebellion, a mutiny
Helna (n)
rebel group
Helpawl (n)
to hit (as with a bough, etc when suddenly released)
Hem (v)
to wag, to wave about
Hêm (v)
a stick, a bludgeon, rod
Hembawk (n)
to nail to, to nail up, to nail down
Hemde (v)
a stick rod or cane (esp for beating with)
Hemfung (n)
to beat or thrash to the point that the victim falls down
Hemthluk (v)
a splitter mostly used when cutting wood
Hemzang (n)
to equal to, to be equal to
Hen (v)
the other half
Her (n)
to turn round, to revolve, to gin (as cotton)
Her (v)
a cotton gin
Herawt (n)
to turn out, to off
Herhlum (v)
to turn down (the volume), to turn down (as a lamp)
Herhnuoi (v)
to turn up (as a lamp)
Hersang (v)
a cane or bamboo stool
Hersawp (n)
this
Hi (prn)
up to this much
Hi chen hi (adv)
here, this
Hi hi (prn)
here, at here
Hi hin (adv)
here
Hi taka hi (adv)
from here
Hi taka inthok (adv)