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annihilation, ruin | Boralna (n) |
a variety of beans | Borsaibe (n) |
a term derived from a Hindi term of ‘Bara Saheb’ meaning ‘big sir’ which mostly referred to the British’s Political Agent then and the district Commissioners now | Borsap (n) |
unhealthy, to be in bad health | Borsawm (adj) |
the air, the atmosphere, gas, vacuum, space | Boruok (n) |
blood pressure | BP (n) |
bracket | Braket (n) |
branch | Brans (n) |
rice, food; a nest, a bunch, a cluster | Bu (n) |
to bellow, to low | Bu (v) |
jhum land for paddy or rice | Bu bil (n) |
crashing of paddy using the feet | Bu chil (v) |
having food, to take a meal | Bu fak (n) |
a glutton, gluttonous | Bu he (n) |
to lift paddy in the barn | Bu hlu (v) |
a barn, a granary | Bu in (n) |
ear of paddy | Bu par (n) |
a cook, one who cooks rice | Bu suongtu (n) |
carrot | Bubal sen (n) |
rice pot | Bubel (n) |
cooked plain rice | Buchang rum (n) |
thrashing of paddy by human foot | Buchil (v) |
a period when children are still in infant stages | Buchip (n) |
a chrysalis, a cocoon in which paddy seeds are stored | Buchium (n) |
the last-born baby | Budel (n) |
black rice | Budum (n) |
cleaned rice | Bufai (n) |
a rice container | Bufai rel (n) |
a handful of rice put aside by women for the Church before cooking for the family in the morning and evening | Bufaithram (n) |
to have a good appetite, a parting word | Bufak inhnik (v) |
to have no appetite | Bufak inhnik lo (v) |
kind of ‘well-wishing’ words; to wish for a good meal | Bufak inhnik rawh (n) |
an appetizer | Bufak inhnikna (n) |
tiffin | Bufûn (n) |
a spreadsheet made of split bamboo used to dry paddy over the fireplace | Buhak (n) |
the name of a species of rice | Buhmûi (n) |
a Hmar Thiek sub clan | Buhril (n) |
unhusked rice | Buhûm (n) |
the bamboo rat, weasel | Bûi (n) |
a variety of wild tree with edible fruit | Buiekthei (n) |
the hoary bamboo rat | Bûikelek (n) |
to add more woods on the fire | Buk (v) |
dishevelled, rough, bushy | Buk (adj) |
a booth, a hut, a temporary house | Bûk (n) |
to weigh; to compare, to contrast | Bûk (v) |
small species of broken rice produced in the process of pounding | Bukem (n) |
the weight of a weighing scale | Bûklung (n) |
a weighing machine | Bûkna (n) |
a variety of wild tree | Bukngek (n) |
a booth, a hut, a temporary house | Bûkte (n) |
beginning, root | Bul (n) |
near | Bul (adv) |
blunt | Bûl (adj) |
to have someone upon whom to rely or fall back upon | Bul nei (v) |
to bear the consequences or blame of anything, to offer or to be ready to bear the consequences or blame of anything | Bul tum (v) |
close to, nearby, alongside | Bulah (adv) |
a bulb, a tuber | Bulbal (n) |
bulbous; reason, ground | Bulbal nei (adj) |
a bulb, a tuber | Bulbawk (n) |
name of a tree | Buleng (n) |
name of parasitic flowering plant | Bulhlawng (n) |
near, close to, close by | Bulhnai (prep) |
a variety of pigeon bird | Bullut (n) |
one upon whom one relies in time of need; the main root or origin; name of tree | Bulpui (n) |
a variety of wild tree | Bulthur (n) |
the main supporter or origin | Bulthut (n) |
to gather, to assemble | Bûm (v) |
sticky rice, glutinous rice | Buman (n) |
pounded bread made of sticky rice | Buman bei (n) |
to pour out, to empty out; to put on or wear (as ring, boots, etc) | Bun (v) |
a portion, a part, a chapter | Bung (n) |
the banyan tree | Bung (n) |
to bow down head with the buttock raised up | Bungbu (v) |
poetical term for offspring or one’s child | Bungdawntuoi (n) |
a Hmar Khawbung sub clan | Bunglung (n) |
the great banyan tree | Bungpui (n) |
baggage, luggage, belongings, etc | Bungruo (n) |
to spread out or leak out unintentionally | Buo (v) |
to be confused, to be muddled, to clamour; busy | Buoi (v) |
trouble, problem, difficulty | Buoina (n) |
taking care, to get involved with | Buoipui (v) |
confusing, muddling | Buoithlak (adj) |
to pour out (as a fluid, etc), to water plants | Buok (v) |
wrestling, to wrest | Buon (v) |
to embrace someone like a wrestler holds opponents | Buon ang pom (v) |
blue, buff coloured | Buong (n) |
distort, pervert, lead astray | Buongbar (v) |
a Hmar Pakhuong sub clan | Buongpui (n) |
a variety of wild tree | Buonhrat (n) |
name of weed | Buonhrat hlo (n) |
poetical term for earth or soil | Buonlei (n) |
a poetical term for to be dead and be buried | Buonlei chang (v) |
poetical term for the high mountains | Buonnel (n) |
an easy woman | Buonsam (adj) |
a Hmar Zote sub clan | Buonsuongtu (n) |
the generic name for the thistle family having a medicinal value | Buor (n) |
not clean, filthy, disorganised | Buor (adj) |
name of big wild grass | Buorpui (n) |
to prepare, to get ready | Buotsai (v) |
to make preparation beforehand | Buotsai lawk (v) |
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