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a constant follower | Meitehem (n) |
a Manipuri | Meitei (n) |
fireworks, a rocket | Meithallawn (n) |
ashes | Meivam (n) |
ashtray | Meivam inkhawlna (n) |
the one who is mainly responsible for a particular job | Meizang hlaptu (n) |
cigarette | Meiziel (n) |
magazine (gun) | Mekzin (n) |
to stare at, to look at steadfastly, to stare | Mel (v) |
mile | Mel (v) |
milestone | Mellung (n) |
memorandum | Memorandam (n) |
to regard as venial or pardonable, condonable | Mena thlak (v) |
to wake, to be awake, to open (as eyes) | Meng (v) |
to gaze with open angry eyes | Meng rum (v) |
to open the eyes wide due to fear or extreme surprise | Mengphawk (v) |
to sit up at night with (especially sick person) | Mengpui (v) |
to secretively open the eye (especially during prayer) | Mengruk (v) |
cat | Mengte (n) |
one who keep on shifting his place or dwelling place like a cat did with her kitten | Mengte nau nei ang (phrase) |
kitten | Mengte te (n) |
map | Mep (n) |
Messiah | Mesie (n) |
expression of doing a little bit | Met (adv) |
to scrape, to shave, to cut (the hair), to flay the skin | Met (v) |
even | Meu khom (adv) |
a person, a man, a thing, one | Mi (n) |
me, for me, at me | Mi (prn) |
to be unlike an ordinary man, mad, imbecile, mentally deficient | Mi ang lo (n) |
to disturb somebody, to give a repercussion effect to somebody | Mi behna pet (v) |
by someone | Mi in (prn) |
a prisoner | Mi intang (n) |
a fool, an idiot, a silly person, a mad person | Mi invet (n) |
a liar, a miser, a niggard | Mi khelhlip (n) |
satisfying to others | Mi mittlung (adj) |
everybody, all and sundry | Mi nazong (n) |
all people, everybody, all and sundry | Mi po po (n) |
belonging to another | Mi ta (n) |
everyone, every people | Mi tinreng (n) |
a boaster, a braggart, one who always boast of himself | Mi uongthuong (n) |
a passer-by | Mi veivak (n) |
a hypocrite | Mi verther (n) |
a treacherous, a deceitful person | Mi vervek (n) |
a bashful man, a shy and timid person | Mi zakzum (n) |
a sluggard, a lazy or slothful person | Mi zawmthaw (n) |
a nimble person, a lively and agile person | Mi zuonzang (n) |
a Hmar Khawlhring sub clan | Midang (n) |
coward | Midawizep (n) |
a smart and useful person | Mifel (n) |
a dwarf, a stunted person | Mifere (n) |
a senior and respectable person | Mihlun (n) |
a warrior, a brave man | Mihrang (n) |
a human being | Mihriem (n) |
a Hmar Lungtau sub clan | Mihriemate (n) |
a stranger, one belonging to another village | Mikhuol (n) |
a guest room | Mikhuol pindan (n) |
to match, matching, to put it right | Mil (v) |
a Hmar Khawlhring sub clan | Milai (n) |
a picture, a portrait, an effigy, an idol, an image, a tableau | Milim (n) |
to worship idol | Milim bie (v) |
idolatry | Milim biekna (n) |
an idolater, worshipper of idol | Milim bietu (n) |
to draw a picture, to paint a picture | Milim ziek (v) |
a paint brush | Milim ziekna (n) |
a painter, an artist | Milim ziektu (n) |
an individual | Mimal (n) |
a simple and unwise person | Mimawl (n) |
a variety of maize | Mimhnak (n) |
the commoners, the general public | Mimir (n) |
a landslip, landslide (v), occurrence of landslide | Mimkei (n) |
a single grain of maize (of the famous Liendo folktale) | Mimpum (n) |
the month of December | Mimtukthla (n) |
an ordinary man, ordinary people | Minaran (n) |
a white man, an Englishmen | Mingo (n) |
minister | Minister (n) |
a female, of feminine gender | Minu (n) |
a crowd | Mipui (n) |
a Rongmei Naga | Mirawng (n) |
a scholar, intellect | Miril (n) |
a fly, a mosquito | Mise (n) |
a poor man | Misie (n) |
a Hindi originated term for craftsmen (in house construction) or carpenters | Mistiri (n) |
a quarrelsome, foolish, or bad person, a sinner | Misuol (n) |
the eye | Mit (n) |
the gall bladder | Mît (n) |
expression of tremendous fright with wide open eyes as like that of a hen encountering a centipede | Mit âr intra (phrase) |
myopia | Mit chau (adj) |
the iris of the eye | Mit dumpawl (n) |
to be keen-sighted | Mit fim (v) |
to have some outside particles in the eye | Mit inhnawm (v) |
to wide open the eye and have a far view | Mit inlen (v) |
to look round about | Mit inlen (v) |
to shut the eyes | Mit insim (v) |
to be dazzled, to see one thing as if it were another, to see indistinctly | Mit invai (v) |
the blink of the eye, a moment | Mit khap (n) |
in an instant, instantaneously, in the twinkling of an eye | Mit khap kar (adj) |
to wink, to shut one eye | Mit khing siai (v) |
the eyebrow | Mit ko (n) |
to take the fancy of the eye, attractive, enticing | Mit la (v/adj) |
the pupil, the apple of the eye | Mit nauleng (n) |
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