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to have self control | Mani inthunun (v) |
self-control | Mani inthununna (n) |
self sufficient | Mani intodel (adj) |
to praise oneself, to blow one’s own trumpet | Mani le mani inpak (v) |
to criticise or speak against one’s family, friends or party | Mani mong hlim (v) |
to live or go about with only as per one’s likes and dislikes | Mani ning ninga ning (v) |
self-opinionated, one who only likes to go on his own will | Mani thu du (adj) |
selfish, to think for oneself only | Mani tranghma siel (adj) |
a large trap which crushes its victim by letting a heavy beam falling upon it | Mankhawng (n) |
to make a fence or barrier with apertures at intervals and set ‘mankhawng’ | Mankhawng kam (v) |
a variety of wild tree | Mankhieng (n) |
a policeman | Manmi (n) |
name of a wild tree | Mano (n) |
name of a wild tree | Manochal (n) |
the main bride price collected by the girl’s father in a traditional bride price payment (further divided to kinsman) | Manpui (n) |
bag, pocket | Mansa (n) |
big bag | Mansapui (n) |
a satchel, bag, pocket, pouch | Mansate (n) |
man soul | Mansawl (n) |
brinjal, eggplant¸ aubergine | Manta (n) |
bitter tomato, bitter brinjal | Manta samtrok (n) |
bitter tomato, bitter brinjal | Mantakha (n) |
tomato | Mantathur (n) |
a species of rice | Mantlep (n) |
the name of a species of edible arum | Manzâng (n) |
straight, even, stretched tightly | Mar (adj) |
martyr | Martar (n) |
a Meitei originated term for spices of different items | Marumarang (n) |
coriander leaf | Maruoi (n) |
a Meitei originated term of friend or friendship but used to mean a form of saving of money on instalment basis among fixed number of friends | Marup (n) |
spice, spices | Masala (n) |
name of a variety of wild insect | Mathe (n) |
certainly, without fall | Matheilovin (adv) |
name of edible fruit (also called ‘sarzuk’ | Matrau (n) |
a patch of bamboos not to be jhumed, but preserved for building purposes | Mauhak (n) |
a poetic word of bamboo | Mauruo (n) |
a famine caused by bamboo flowering that occurs after every 50 years in Mizoram and Manipur state in particular (the last one is in 2006) | Mautam (n) |
responsibility | Maw (adj) |
is it? | Maw (interrogative article) |
to give responsibility to | Maw inphurtir (v) |
pretty, to be pretty, beautiful, exalted, honoured, to be fit or proper | Mawi (adj) |
ugly, unattractive | Mawi lo (adj) |
to decay, to rot, to putrefy | Mawih (v) |
good looking, nice | Mawihnai (adj) |
invisible (moon); dark, an attractive colour | Mawk (adj) |
simple, plain, to be plain, to be without adornment, without common sense, foolish, blunt | Mawl (adj) |
fat and chubby, healthy looking (especially babies) | Mawm (adj) |
momo (a type of South Asian dumpling native to Tibet, Bhutan, Nepal, North and Northeast India) | Mawmaw (n) |
the girl’s clitoris | Mawn (n) |
mound (40 kgs) | Mawn (n) |
to sprout, to come to life (like a plant) | Mawng (v) |
the buttock | Mawng (n) |
one who is slow and reluctant to stand up and work | Mawng rik (n) |
one who is always active and ready to stand up work | Mawng zang (n) |
enema | Mawngkapna (n) |
the anus, the rectum | Mawngkuo (n) |
a gay, a sodomite, sodomy, one who practises sodomy | Mawngkuohur (n) |
the buttocks | Mawngtam (n) |
to bear the consequences or blame | Mawphur (v) |
responsibility | Mawphurna (n) |
one who is responsible for, one who is to bear the blame | Mawphurtu (n) |
spice, spices | Mawsala (n) |
blame falsely, to lay blame upon | Mawsie (adj) |
banana | Mawt (n) |
motor | Mawtor (n) |
a Hindi originated term for socks | Mawza (n) |
a mouse | Mazu (n) |
that which declines till the end like a rat tail | Mazu mei and (adj) |
bird’s eye (chilli) | Mazuek Hmarcha (n) |
a hare, a rabbit, a full-grown female rat | Mazupui (n) |
fire, a tail, the stern of a boat | Mei (n) |
to warm oneself by the fire | Mei awi (v) |
merely, uselessly, gratuitously, undeservedly, simply, causelessly | Mei mei (adv) |
to contain or have a sinister meaning | Mei nei (v) |
a match lock gun | Mei pek silai (n) |
to light a fire, to blow a fire | Mei sem (v) |
to tend a fire | Mei ti (v) |
to wag the tail | Mei zap (v) |
the red-hot live ember | Meiai (n) |
the narrow line on human back that leads to the anus | Meibitling (n) |
a flame, a blaze | Meichok (n) |
a situation of extreme poverty wherein one is left with nothing to cook but just look at the fire in the hearth | Meichok en (v) |
smoking, one who smoke | Meihawp (n) |
smoker | Meihawp mi (n) |
charcoal | Meihol (n) |
to extinguish fire | Meikang threl (v) |
smoke | Meikhu (n) |
a steamboat | Meikhu long (n) |
a chimney | Meikhu suokna (n) |
live embers, a live coal, a red hot piece of wood or coal | Meiling (n) |
the warmth of fire | Meilum (n) |
mayflower, gulmohar tree | Meipar (n) |
a match lock gun | Meipek silai (n) |
an impoverished moveable container of heated charcoal that gives warmth | Meiphu (n) |
a bonfire anywhere outside a house | Meipui (n) |
a variety of flower | Meisem par (n) |
a torch (usually made of some dry split bamboo), a firebrand | Meiser (n) |
to lit ‘meiser’ (and walk) | Meiser sit (v) |
a spark | Meisi (n) |
a flint, lighter | Meitawk (n) |
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