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to agree with one another, to be unanimous
Inlungruol (v)
vomit, to vomit
Inluok (v)
to fall asleep while sitting or standing
Inlusu (v)
to search for something insignificant
Inmai (v)
separation of husband and wife, divorce
Inmâk (v)
cheap, low in price, inexpensive; sticky
Inman (adj)
to deliver up, to cause to be seized, to let someone to be caught or arrested
Inmantir (n)
matching
Inmil (adj)
round, spherical in shape
Inmum (n)
to move and lived in a separate house
Inmuolvom (n)
slippery
Innal (adj)
to smell of, to give forth a smell, to be strong smelling
Innam (adj)
to marry each other, to get married
Innei (v)
a marriage
Inneina (n)
a wedding ring
Inneina kutsebi (n)
a marriage certificate, a marriage document
Inneina lekha (n)
a notice of marriage proposal pasted on the notice board of a chapel (that has to be intact for a certain period of time so as the wedding to take place)
Inneina lekha tar (n)
fine in texture, soft, weak (as beer)
Innem (adj)
to ask a smaller price than the right value, to offer a price than the one quoted, etc
Innêp (v)
to be in love with one another, to love one another, to copulate
Inngai (n)
to exalt one's self, to be conceited, to think highly of one's self, to be proud
Inngaihlu (n)
to be close in heart and soul, to love and care each other
Inngaina (n)
to humble one's self, to be humbled, to be modest in mind, to be humane, to think little for one self
Inngaitlawm (n)
humility
Inngaitlawmna (n)
to think about, to consider
Inngaituo (v)
to be in love with one another, to be lovers (boy and girl)
Inngaizawng (v)
bark, a dog’s bark
Inngak (n)
to challenge each other
Inngam (v)
gritty
Inngap (adj)
to get rotten and form a maggot or worm
Innge (v)
to be in good terms, to get on well together, to agree together
Inngei (v)
to sound produce by pigs
Inngêk (v)
to lean on
Innghai (v)
name of a species of house spider
Innghak (n)
to put down (as a load upon the ground) to rest against or upon
Innghat (v)
to quarrel one with another, to be at loggerheads, to be at enmity
Innghirngho (v)
to have a sober look, to be sombre, to be not smiling
Inngup (adj)
van innim
Innim (adj)
soft, tender
Inno (adj)
to laugh, to smile
Innui (v)
smile, laughter
Innuina (n)
to administer, administering
Inop (v)
constitution
Inop Dan (n)
to exalt, to praise, to give thanks, to recommend
Inpak (v)
to flatter, to pretend in praise
Inpak der (v)
to receive praise, to be well reported of
Inpak hlaw (v)
exaltation, praise, laud
Inpakna (n)
songs of praise, worship song
Inpakna hla (n)
hymn book of praise
Inpakna hlabu (n)
praiseworthy
Inpakthlak (n)
to forbid, loathing, reluctant to part with or give up
Inpâm (v)
that which is being of valued and loathe to part with
Inpamum (n)
ulcer, sore
Inpan (n)
name of thorny species of tree with cotton like buds that grows on steep slope and cliffy areas and often refer to as a by-product of disobedience
Inpâng (n)
to be in close proximity physically or mentally
Inpaw (v)
to have a bad name, to be defamed
Inpawi (adj)
to be friends, to be together as friends; to copulate, to have sexual intercourse
Inpawl (v)
to associate with, to make up after a quarrel
Inpawlngei (v)
to act violently, to try and push out each other violently
Inpawngnek (v)
violence in the process of pushing or shoving each other
Inpawngnekna (n)
surrender, to submit oneself
Inpe (v)
ready, to be ready
Inpei (adj)
to pass on, to hand on
Inpeksawng (v)
to shift from one village to another with whole family and one’s belongings
Inpêm (v)
connected or related with each other
Inpengtuo (adj)
to stamp, to hop violently (those who are about to die)
Inper (v)
flat and thin, flat
Inpêr (adj)
decline, refusing to accept a duty or responsibility entrusted upon one’s shoulder, to deny oneself, to excuse oneself from
Inpha (v)
to be generous, one who is being generous
Inphal (n)
to behave properly with propriety so as not to offend
Inphalam (v)
to follow one another in succession without a break (so that by the time one is finished with another is on hand)
Inphamat (v)
without break, continuously, one after another in rapid succession
Inphamat zatin (adv)
thin, slim, slender, not thick
Inphân (adj)
having leprosy
Inphâr (n)
betray, to betray or deceive
Inphat (v)
being betrayed or deceived
Inphatsan (adj)
bark of a deer
Inphawt (n)
to divide equally
Inphel (v)
to shelter oneself behind
Inphen (v)
clean or washing oneself
Inphifai (v)
to go one strike, to agitate
Inphin (v)
twins
Inphir (n)
to be in right proportion, to be of equal value or price, to be properly matched
Inphutawk (null)
the main house of a family where the head of the family (father) stays
Inpui (n)
widows and orphans who submits themselves to the chiefs or a rich man’s house to be slaves (they are employed according to their ability but receive no wages except food, shelter and clothes and are allowed to marry and start their own home)
Inpui Suok (n)
to lend
Inpuktir (v)
unite, united
Inpumkhat (adj)
unity
Inpumkhatna (n)
to devote oneself, to surrender in full, to consecrate oneself
Inpumpek (v)
to assemble, to call to assist, to mobilise, to call in for help
Inpun (v)
to take after, to resemble (parents or elder by younger and not vice-versa)
Inpuo (v)
to prepare oneself
Inpuocha (v)
confess
Inpuong (v)
confession
Inpuongna (n)
pregnant, to be or become pregnant
Inrai (adj)
name of a wild fruit
Inrainuthei (v)
keeping a good lookout for danger
Inralring (v)
to annihilate, to destroy, to put out of existence
Inram (v)
fast, quick, swift
Inrang (adj)
quickly
Inrang takin (adv)