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Hieng (prn)
like this, in this manner
Hieng ang hin (adv)
these, all these
Hieng hai hi (prn)
stinging (to the tongue)
Hier (adj)
to skin, to strip off bark, etc
Hîk (v)
nearly dry, dry on the top (as mud)
Hil (adj)
name of a variety of fish
Hilsha (n)
without a flaw, unharmed, safe
Him (adj)
safety
Himna (n)
safely
Himtakin (adv)
here
Hin (adv)
sour, sour-smelling, stinking smell
Hîng (adj)
extreme cold
Hip (adj)
to close, to shut with hand or palm
Hip (v)
to attract, to suck up, to draw (a breath)
Hîp (v)
to inhale, to breathe in, to absorb
Hîplut (v)
sour (in taste)
Hîr (adj)
calculate, to calculate
Hisâp (v)
calculation
Hisapna (n)
history
Histawri (n)
a song, a poem, poetry
Hla (n)
unfinished, of that remain, to fail to eat; far, to be far
Hla (v)
very far (hla deu a nih = it is very far)
Hla deu (adv)
farther
Hla lem (adj)
a song of no particular theme or genre
Hla lenglawng (n)
sing in harmony
Hla rem (v)
to sing a song, singing
Hla sak (v)
very far
Hla tak (adj)
a tune
Hla thluk (n)
lyrics, poetic words
Hla thu (n)
hymnal, hymnary
Hlabu (n)
a warriors’ cry or chant
Hlado (n)
to raise/rasing of warriors’ chant or cry
Hlado insam (v)
often, always, continually, in the habit of
Hlak (adj)
a measurement - the distance between the tip of the finger on the right hand to the same on the left with the arms extended
Hlam (n)
to measure with the arm
Hlam (v)
the placenta, the after birth
Hlam (n)
the first evacuation of the bowels after birth
Hlam ek (n)
the first hair at birth
Hlam sam (n)
the milk teeth
Hlamha (n)
one who is interested in songs, poem
Hlami (n)
to delay following, to remain behind and to let go, to delay finishing
Hlamsie (v)
death at birth or before 3 or 6 months
Hlamzui (n)
a ladder, a support from one tree to another
Hlan (n)
to give, to offer
Hlan (v)
to pass one
Hlan sawng (v)
a sacrificial worship, sacrifice
Hlanbiek (v)
sacrifice
Hlanbiekna (n)
without added mixture, perfectly pure
Hlang (adj)
a bier, a stretcher to carry or support
Hláng (n)
to raise one’s hand to hit, strike, punch, knock; to lift (across, over, up or down)
Hlâng (v)
pure, no adulteration, no other added substance
Hlang hlak (adv)
to lift up and put upon a higher level
Hlangkai (v)
a variety of ant
Hlângva (n)
the fatty part on the lower rib of pigs, etc
Hlap (n)
to hit, to beat up (with something)
Hlap (v)
a group song, a choir
Hlapawl (n)
a choir sung by many people or voices
Hlapawlpui (n)
a poem, song composed by anyone, to compose poetry or songs
Hlaphuok (v)
a poet or one who is talented or skilled in composing songs, poem
Hlaphuokthiem (n)
theme song, anthem
Hlapui (n)
singer, or one who is good in singing
Hlasak thiem (n)
farthest
Hlatak (adj)
to not exert oneself to the full so as to make one’s antagonist or opponent win
Hlathlem (v)
happily by chance, unexpectedly
Hlauh (adv)
wages, salary, pay, remuneration
Hlaw (n)
to work for wages, one who works for wages, a hireling
Hlawfa (n)
anything sold (by poor people who are unable to cultivate jhum) in order to make beer, tobacco, baskets, meat
Hlawhlâm (n)
to cut off, shear off, slash off (with lengthwise motion)
Hlawi (v)
at a profit, cheaply, to increase (as grain)
Hlawk (v)
profit, gain, increment
Hlawkna (n)
to make a profit out of, to gain
Hlawkpui (v)
to knead, matted together, in a mass
Hlawm (v)
to be unsuccessful, to fail to accomplish
Hlawsam (v)
to be successful, to succeed
Hlawtling (v)
success
Hlawtlingna (n)
successfully
Hlawtlingtakin (adv)
to answer (as prayer), to accede to a request
Hlawtlingtir (v)
name of wild tree
Hle (n)
offer, being offered from one’s share
Hle (v)
very, fairly
Hle (adv)
particular
Hlei (adj)
not particularly
Hlei lo (adj)
the name of a small stripped squirrel
Hleimuolrang (n)
well-built, above average in physique
Hleitling (n)
piece, portion, part
Hlek (n)
slightly, a little
Hlek (adv)
leftover, piece, remains
Hlek thla (adj)
cheat, to cheat, lying
Hlem (v)
unreliable, dishonest, hypocritical
Hlemhle (adj)
deception, trick, fraud
Hlemna (n)
to successfully deceive, cheat
Hlemthlu (v)
cheater, liar, one who cheats
Hlemtu (n)
to finish, to complete, to fulfil
Hlen (v)
over, to go or pass over
Hlên (v)
to cut off a piece, to pare
Hlep (v)
to make profit, to keep for one's self
Hlêp (v)
profit, gain
Hlêp (n)
a variety of edible plant
Hlephlawp (n)
to be untrustworthy, to keep back part of a price for one's self
Hlêpru (v)