Chin Hakha to English Dictionary 02.17.2013
Chin Hakha to English Dictionary 02.17.2013
Chin Hakha to English Dictionary 02.17.2013
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tilawng dinhnak i minung kalnak hlei ti cung i donhmi - (n.) pier<br />
tilawng hme deuhmi phun - (n.) boat<br />
tilawng hmetete rual khat - (n.) flotila<br />
tilawng hnuhnak i hmanmi tilawng - (n.) tug<br />
tilawng i va luhnak ca i an donhmi phelpheng hlei - (n.) gangplank<br />
tilawng in kal - (v.) sail<br />
tilawng in kal khawhnak a simi - (adj.) navigable<br />
tilawng in khual a tlawngmi - (n.) mariner<br />
tilawng in siseh mawttawka in siseh vanlawng in siseh hmun khat in hmun khat i thiar - (v.) ferry<br />
tilawng in siseh tlanglawng in siseh thil kuat - (n.) shipping<br />
tilawng in thil a kuatu - (n.) shipper<br />
tilawng innleng - (n.) deck<br />
tilawng kahnak bom , kuak zualmi he a pungsan aa lomi - (n.) <strong>to</strong>rpedo<br />
tilawng kahnak bomb a phortu tilawng - (n.) <strong>to</strong>rpedo boat<br />
tilawng kalter - (v.) navigate<br />
tilawng kap i thlalangawng , ceunak le thili luhnak ca - (n.) porthole<br />
tilawng kap i ti chuahnak awng - (n.) scupper<br />
tilawng lei thil - (adj.) naval - Example: Naval officer = Tilawng ralbawi<br />
tilawng lei thil a simi - (adj.) nautical<br />
tilawng mawng - (n.) pilot<br />
tilawng mawnghnak cangpa kual - (n.) helm<br />
tilawng mawnghnak thingtlep - (n.) rudder<br />
tilawng mawngtu - (n.) helmsman<br />
tilawng nganpi zinan phorhnak i hmanmi - (n.) tanker<br />
tilawng ngeitu - (n.) shipowner<br />
tilawng nih a phorh khawh tawk - (n.) <strong>to</strong>nnage<br />
tilawng nih a thil phorhmi tthumhnak caah, ti cung i ttheng bantuk a fonghlei an hei sakmi - (n.) wharf<br />
tilawng orhlei kam - (n.) starboard<br />
tilawng puanzar - (n.) sail<br />
tilawng puanzar a cunglei - (n.) <strong>to</strong>pmast<br />
tilawng puanzar kaupi phun khat - (n.) spinnaker<br />
tilawng puanzar zarnak fung - (n.) sprit<br />
tilawng ralbawi - (n.) rear admiral<br />
tilawng ralkap - (n.) navy<br />
tilawng ralkap bawi ngan bik - (n.) admiral<br />
tilawng rawhnak - (n.) shipwreck<br />
tilawng remhnak hmun zongah hman a si fawn i duh ah ti kha luhter khawh, duh ah chuahter i roter khawhmi hmun a si - (n.) dock<br />
tilawng rianttuantu - (n.) seaman<br />
tilawng ritnak - (n.) seasick<br />
tilawng ser - (n.) shipbuilding<br />
tilawng sernak hmun - (n.) shipyard<br />
tilawng sernak hmun , remhnak hmun - (n.) dockyard<br />
tilawng siseh , vanlawng siseh , tlanglawng siseh , mawttawka siseh kalnak leng cung in tum - (v.) disembark<br />
tilawng uktu bawi - (n.) shipmaster<br />
tilawng , vanlawng tlanglawng cung i rian a ttuanmi hna - (n.) crew<br />
tilawng , vanlawng , tlanglawng , mawttaw nih phorhmi thil - (n.) cargo<br />
tilawngpi le tikam karlak i thil thiarnak lawng hmete - (n.) launch<br />
tildit - (v.) castrate<br />
tildit lomi vok - (n.) boar<br />
tildit mi - (n.) eunuch<br />
tilet - (n.) wave<br />
tilet a thomi - (n.) tempest<br />
tilet a thomi - (adj.) tempestuous<br />
tilet a thomi le a ttum tawnmi - (n.) tide<br />
tilet bantukin a kalmi thil - (n.) wave - Example: Radio wave = Radio tha tilet bantukin a kalmi<br />
tilet bantukin kai ttum lengmang in um - (v.) surge - Example: The crowd surged through the street = Mibupi cu khuachung lam ah an kal<br />
lulhmalh<br />
tilet bantukin kal - (v.) wave - Example: The tall grass waved in the breeze = Ram sang cu tilet bangin thli nih a chem hna i an i hnin<br />
tilet hme tete, ticung i lung na cheh i tilet hme tete a ummi hna khi - (n.) ripple<br />
tilet kal in kal - (v.) undulate<br />
tilet nganpipi - (n.) tidal wawe<br />
tilet nih a hun vorhmi tiphul - (n.) spindrift<br />
tilet thawh caan - (n.) high tide<br />
tilet , tilet bantuk a simi thil - (n.) surge<br />
tilet titlang a hung phanmi - (n.) surf<br />
tilet ttum - (n.) ebb<br />
tili , rili pawng hmun , tiva - (n.) waterside<br />
tili , ti - (n.) pool<br />
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