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name of a wild tree | Nát (n) |
to disappoint, displease | Nathlep (v) |
the earlobe | Natil (n) |
sickness, disease | Natna (n) |
disease, ailment | Natna (n) |
child | Nau (n) |
the young of animals, birds, etc. | Nau (n) |
to hush a child | Nau awi (v) |
a lullaby | Nau awi hla (n) |
to deliver a baby | Nau dom (v) |
to attend a child | Nau don (v) |
twins | Nau inphir (n) |
to have a miscarriage | Nau insiet (n) |
to give birth | Nau nei (v) |
childless | Nau neilo (adj) |
to bear a child, to be pregnant | Nau pai (v) |
many children, a family with many children | Nau ruol (n) |
an orchid | Nauban (n) |
the placenta with its membrane | Naubawm (n) |
a baby sitter | Naudontu (n) |
to labour with child | Nauhase (n) |
an adopted son or daughter | Nauhron (n) |
a variety of wild tree | Naulai (n) |
the eldest child | Naulutir (n) |
the youngest child | Naumitlum (n) |
a daughter | Naunu (n) |
a son | Naupa (n) |
a child, a boy, a girl | Naupang (n) |
childhood | Naupang lai (n) |
anything to give pleasure to a child (present or gift, etc) | Naupang lawm (n) |
a young boy or girl | Naupangte (n) |
twins | Nauphir (n) |
a shawl used for carrying babies on one’s back | Naupuonpuok (n) |
to deride or scoff at | Nausam (v) |
an infant, a tiny baby | Naute (n) |
a very tender baby | Nautesen (n) |
the name of a small tree, the flowers of which grows along the branches | Nauthak (n) |
hooks (earlobe) | Naval (n) |
not | Naw (adv) |
ending words to meant – do not, don’t | Naw ro (adv) |
ending words to meant – let he/she not, let it not, let them not | Naw sien (adv) |
under no circumstance, not at all, in no wise, not in the least | Naw top (adv) |
a harlot, a prostitute, a whore | Nawchizor (n) |
not | Nawh (adv) |
small pieces, small change | Nawi (adj) |
again, once more | Nawk (adv) |
again and again, over and over again, repeatedly | Nawk hlak (adv) |
more | Nawk zuol (adv) |
in a large group | Nawlpui (v) |
carelessly, negligently, lightly, simply | Nawmna (adv) |
repeat | Nawn (v) |
repeat again | Nawn nawk (adv) |
push | Nawr (v) |
to rub, to scour | Nawt (v) |
to polish | Nawt tle (v) |
a matchstick | Nawtchok (n) |
a match box | Nawtchok bawm (n) |
to clean by scouring or rubbing | Nawtfai (v) |
a variety of big bean (the dry fruit of which is used to rub dishes when washing) | Nawtfe (n) |
a rough stone use to rub human skin or body | Nawtlung (n) |
ordinary, common, any sort of, every sort of, all sorts of | Nazong (adj) |
whenever, wherever | Nazongin (adv) |
to suck (as babies do their mother’s breast) | Ne (v) |
to get, to have, to obtain | Nei (v) |
one’s all, all what one have, all what one possesses | Nei po po (n) |
the kind of thing one possesses | Nei zawng (n) |
a sub clan of Hmar Lusei | Neichirh (n) |
a Hmar Leiri sub clan | Neingaite (n) |
well to do, wealthy, prosperous, rich | Neinung (adj) |
only, the only one possesses | Neisun (adj) |
a Hmar Zote sub clan | Neitham (n) |
an owner | Neitu (n) |
to press against with force | Nek (v) |
to suck (the breasts) | Nek (v) |
to oppress, to ill treat | Neksawr (v) |
to cover with soil | Nel (v) |
to be used to, to be familiar with, to be not afraid of | Nel (adj) |
name of the many non-fatal but playful spirit the pre-Christian Hmar believes to exist | Nelhau (n) |
the disciples or followers of Nelhau | Nelhau rawihai (n) |
intimately | Neltakin (adv) |
genial, friendly | Nelum (adj) |
soft, mild, weak, gentle, tender | Nem (adj) |
name of a variety of Hmar women shawl | Nemrangpuon (n) |
the bosom, the breasts, udder, milk | Nene (n) |
a nipple, a teat | Nene hmur (n) |
those who are still being fed with milk | Nene ne lai (n) |
to milk (a cow, etc) | Nene sawr (v) |
the milk | Nene tui (n) |
used to refer to those people who are too meticulous | Nenginnawi (n) |
small items, small particles | Nengnawi (n) |
childish, unworthy of | Nep (adj) |
to ask a smaller price higher than the right value, to offer a price than the one quoted | Nep (v) |
odd, petty and miscellaneous, small, tiny, little | Nepnawi (adj) |
to forcefully go through (a fence) | Ner (v) |
to succeed in going through (a difficult test) | Nerthleng (v) |
fish | Nga (n) |
five | Nga (adj) |
to have, to carry out, to accomplish | Nga (v) |
a gathering of small fishes for spawning | Nga fuon (v) |
a variety of fish | Ngabawng (v) |
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