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to shout at each other in an angry tone | Inràu (v) |
to burn | Inraw (n) |
lead, to lead | Inrawi (v) |
leader, one who leads | Inrawitu (n) |
to give something secretly | Inrawlruk (v) |
to consult together, to reason together, to ask advice of one another | Inrawn (v) |
consultation, a conference | Inrawnkhawmna (n) |
a feeling or a desire for meat, etc after abstaining from it or being denied of it for some time | Inrawp (n) |
the slenderer area or point than the main area, a slender or thinner area | Inrêk (adj) |
to arrange or prepare oneself | Inrelbawl (v) |
to move away from in a discreet manner, to escape, to run away secretly | Inrelhmang (v) |
to be at peace | Inrem (adj) |
an accord, a peace accord, an agreement | Inremna (n) |
to economize, to manage with thrift, to use carefully | Inret (v) |
to be bordering with each other | Inri (v) |
lonely | Inrieng (adj) |
deep, full of meaning, multi-dimensional | Inril (adj) |
tired, worn out, exposed or subjected to friction of wear and tear, to be tired, etc | Inrim (n) |
to be ready, to be prepared | Inring (v) |
loud (sound) | Inring (adj) |
unexpectedly, when unprepared | Inring naw karin (adv) |
to prepare beforehand, to keep a good look out, to get or be ready | Inringlawk (adv) |
Saturday | Inringni (n) |
trusting each other | Inrington (v) |
to resent, to be reluctant to let go, to be reluctant to part with | Inro (v) |
in a position to inherit a property, use to describe closeness by blood | Inrohluo thei (v) |
to rob oneself or each other | Inrok (v) |
to interfere | Inrol (v) |
brittle, fragile, crisp, easily broken | Inrom (adj) |
to steal secretly, to thieve, slyly, on the sly, stealthy | Inru (v) |
one who is in the habit of stealing, one who often steals | Inru hmang (n) |
to be drunk, to be intoxicated, drunk, intoxicated | Inrui (v) |
to intoxicate | Inrui tir (v) |
to steal secretly, to thieve, slyly, on the sly, stealthy | Inruk (v) |
rough, tough | Inrum (adj) |
to groan, to growl, to purr | Inrûm (v) |
to invade each other | Inrûn (v) |
together, at the same time, in one | Inruol (adj) |
compete, to compete | Inruolsiek (v) |
to befriend, of friendship | Inruoltha (n) |
of the same age, a contemporary | Inruolthlak (v) |
getting oneself involves in an issue uninvited | Insahla (v) |
to personate | Insâl (v) |
to strain, to puff out the stomach | Insan (v) |
high | Insâng (adj) |
immediate younger sibling | Insangbung (n) |
to retreat so as to avoid imminent bad situation, to wind-up oneself after having a hint that something bad is on the way | Insaseng (v) |
shaky, shaking | Insawi (v) |
to take exercise, to practise austerity | Insawizoi (v) |
an exercise | Insawizoina (n) |
to relieve one another, to take turns, one after another | Insawk (v) |
washing, to wash | Insawp (v) |
full of grudge and demanding (like baby) | Insek (adj) |
to quarrel over something | Insekhek (v) |
to argue, to contradict one another, to discuss, to dispute | Insel (v) |
argument, dispute, debate | Inselna (n) |
to divide, to portion out | Insem (v) |
observed | Inser (v) |
one on top of another, layer upon layer | Insersuon (adj) |
what one does after eating a hot chilly | Insi (v) |
name of wild tree | Insie (n) |
to be or get ready | Insiem (v) |
to medically arrange oneself so as not to get pregnant again | Insiem (n) |
to have a miscarriage | Insiet (v) |
to bathe, to wallow | Insil (v) |
bathroom | Insilna pindan (n) |
sneeze, to sneeze | Insim (v) |
to shut as the eye | Insîm (v) |
short in length or height (skirt, petticoat, pant, rope, etc) | Insîng (adj) |
prepare, to prepare oneself, to make oneself ready for something | Insingsa (v) |
to regret, to repent | Insîr (v) |
repentance, contrition | Insirna (n) |
to be self-dissatisfied with; to light up, to put on (lamp) | Insit (v) |
the feeling unsatisfactory or deficiency | Insitum (adj) |
to plant in a nursery plant | Inso (v) |
to move, to shift | Inson (v) |
unclean and untidy | Insop (adj) |
to sway up and down, to swing up and down | Insu (v) |
to hit something accidentally by the toe, to kick the foot against something | Insui (v) |
to merge into one | Insuifin (v) |
to join or merge together | Insuikhawm (v) |
to collide, to knock against each other | Insuk (v) |
to get into trouble and fight with one another | Insukbuoi (v) |
to weaken oneself or each other | Insukchau (v) |
to practise austerity, to deprive one's self of anything | Insukdawng (v) |
to refresh oneself or each other | Insukhar (v) |
to make oneself happy and gay | Insukhlim (v) |
to do one's self harm, to make one's self disliked | Insukhmaimawk (v) |
to get possessions, to be wealthy or rich | Insukmuk (v) |
to become great and then turn rude and unmannerly | Insukngeng (v) |
to accidentally injure oneself physically | Insukpal (v) |
to denigrate oneself | Insukpawi (v) |
to clean or purify oneself | Insukthienghlim (v) |
to think oneself wise; to be proud of one’s own ability | Insukvar (v) |
to overlap one another, to go by different roads and so miss one another | Insulpel (v) |
a signal given to each other on jhum path that they have gone ahead | Insulthliek (n) |
abstinence, to be temperate, to restrain one's self, to desist | Insûm (n) |
temperate, abstemious | Insûmthei (n) |
the rafter of a roof, roof beam | Insun (n) |
family; inside a house, indoor | Insung (n) |
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