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hexagonal - (adj.) kap ruk ngei a simi<br />
heyday - (n.) chan lailing<br />
hic-cough - (n.) chik ik<br />
hiccup - (n.) chik ik<br />
hickory - (n.) thing phun khat a hakmi<br />
hid - (v.) past tense of hide, thuh, phenh. hide zoh.<br />
hidden - (v.) hide zoh; past participle of hide thuh<br />
hide - (v.) 1. thuh; e.g. Hide your book = Na cauk va thup; 2. phenh; e.g. Clouds hide the sun = Khuadawm nih nika a phenh<br />
hide - (n.) saphaw<br />
hideous - (adj.) mui chia , tuksapur , fihnung<br />
hideously - (adv.) fihnung ngaiin<br />
hideousness - (n.) tuksapur sinak, fihnunnak<br />
hierarchy - (n.) 1. tlangbawi pawl uknak; 2. uknak i a hme deuh le a ngan deuh aa dot thliahmah i um<br />
hieroglyphic - (n.) hmanthlak in ca ttialmi, thil pakhat hmanthlak cu bia pakhat caah a si<br />
high - (adj.) 1. a sang; e.g. This is a high building = Hi inn cu a sang; 2. aw thia; e.g. She speaks in a high voice = Aw thia in a holh; 3. ngan; e.g.<br />
He is a high official = Bawi ngan a si; 4. ngainagi; e.g. The child has a high fever = Ngakchia cu a tak a lin ngaingai; e.g. The jeep goes at a high<br />
speed = Jeep cu khulrang ngaingai in a kal 5. man tampi; e.g. He paid a high price for the house = Inn cu man tam piin a cawk<br />
high - (adv.) pinpi , cungpi; e.g. The plane flew high above the clouds = Vanlawng cu khaudawm cungpi ah khin a zuang<br />
high jump - (n.) tlengper<br />
high jump - (n.) tlengper<br />
high school - (n.) tang hra sianginn<br />
high seas - (n.) ahohmanh nih uk lomi rili<br />
high spirits - (n.) lunglawm thanuam ngaiin umnak<br />
high strung - (adj.) a tha a thermi<br />
high tide - (n.) tilet thawh caan<br />
high time - (n.) a tlai tuk hlan deuh te caan khi<br />
high words - (n.) thinhunnak bia<br />
highhanded - (adj.) mi dang cung i zaangfahnak ngei lo i tuahmi<br />
highlight - (v.) 1. mi nih hmu hna seh ti i tuah khunmi; e.g. He highlighted the picture by placing it in the window =Hmanthlak kha mi nih hmu hna<br />
seh ti a duh khun caah thlalang awng ah a chiah; 2. a herh biknak, a biapit biknak<br />
highly - (adv.) 1. hrimhrim , ngaingai; e.g. What he said is highly unlikely = A chimmi cu si dawh a si hrimhrim lo; 2. thangtthat ngaingai; e.g. They<br />
spoke highly of him = An thangtthat ngaingai; 3. tampi pek; e.g. He is paid highly for his work = A rian caah tangka tampi an pek<br />
highway - (n.) lam nganpi<br />
highwayman - (n.) lam mifir<br />
higiwayman - (n.) lam mifir<br />
hike - (v.) ke in kal<br />
hiker - (n.) ke in a kalmi<br />
hiking - (v.) ke in kal<br />
hilarious - (adj.) lunglawm thanuam ngaiin a ummi<br />
hilarity - (n.) lunglawmh thanuamnak<br />
hill - (n.) tlang<br />
hillock - (n.) tlangbo<br />
hillside - (n.) tlangpar , tlangsir<br />
hilly - (adj.) tlang tamnak hmun<br />
hilt - (n.) namhlok i kut khimhnak<br />
him - (pron.) amah pa; e.g. I want <strong>to</strong> meet him = Amah <strong>to</strong>n ka duh<br />
himself - (pron.) herself zoh; 'herself' bantuk kha a si<br />
hind - (adj.) hnulei; e.g. hind legs = hnulei ke<br />
hinder - (v.) dawnh , kham<br />
hindrance - (n.) dawntu<br />
hindsight - (n.) vun hngalh tthan, hruh hmasat fim hmanung ti bantuk<br />
Hindu - (n.) Hindu biaknak a zulmi<br />
hinge - (v.) kapza bantukin a biapi a si , aa khing , aa bunh; e.g. The success of our picnic hinges on the kind of weather we shall have = Kan<br />
hnianghrawm a tthat lai le tthat lai lo cu nikhua nawl a si lai, nikhua ah aa khing<br />
hinge - (n.) kapza<br />
hint - (n.) 1. biathli pek; e.g. He gave him a hint that he should leave = Na kal awk a si tiah biathli a pek (a pekning cu mittheh zongin a si kho); 2.<br />
hmelchunhnak; e.g. A small black cloud gave a hint of coming s<strong>to</strong>rm = Khuadawmnak hmete nih <strong>to</strong>tho rat lai hmelchunhnak kha a langhter<br />
hint - (v.) hmelchunhnak pek; e.g. Ni Ni hinted that she wanted <strong>to</strong> go <strong>to</strong> bed = Ni Ni nih ih ka duh cang tiah hmelchunhnak a langhter (mittheh<br />
zongin a si kho, Ih a cu cang, ti zongin a si kho<br />
hinterland - (n.) ram a chungril lei , khuate lei<br />
hip - (n.) tai<br />
hippopotamus - (n.) cham (chaam)<br />
hire - (v.) rianttuantu lak<br />
hireling - (n.) rianttuan man hmuh ding lawng i a ttuanmi<br />
his - (pron.) amah ta (pa); e.g. This is his turban = Hihi amah lupawng a si<br />
hiss - (n.) biachimtu biachim ngaih duh set ti lo i si rak timi thawng khi<br />
his<strong>to</strong>rian - (n.) tuanbia ttialtu , tuanbia a hngal ngaingaimi<br />
his<strong>to</strong>ric - (adj.) tuanbia he aa pehtlaimi thil; e.g. Pagan is a his<strong>to</strong>ric place = Pagan cu tuanbia i hmun minthang a si<br />
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