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horticultural - (adj.) thingthei kung cin he aa pehtlaimi
horticulture - (n.) thingthei kung cin
horticulturist - (n.) thingthei kung cinning a thiammi
hosanna - (interj.) Pathian thangtthat i aunak, Hebru holh a si i a sullam taktak cu, atu ah khamh ko, ti a si
hose - (n.) 1. khairiat tipep , kualh khawhmi; 2. nu hmawca
hose - (v.) ti toih; e.g. He hosed the garden = Dum ti a toih
hosiery - (n.) kehrolh
hospice - (n.) riahnak inn, buk
hospitable - (adj.) khualtlung a dawmi
hospitably - (adv.) khual daw ngaiin
hospital - (n.) mizaw umnak , siin
hospitality - (n.) khual dawtnak
hospitalize - (v.) siinn i um
host - (n.) 1. tlun inn pa , inntekpa; 2. hotel zohkhenhtu; 3. rawl hrawn sawm i mi a bultawl cem tu; 4. Katholik pawl nih mass an tuah tik i Bawipa
Zanriah changreu; 5. bu nganpi
hostage - (n.) 1. biakamnak ca i ral nih minung an tlaih i an hrenmi; 2. cu bantukin hrennak
hostel - (n.) bawda
hostess - (n.) innteknu
hostile - (adj.) 1. ral a simi; 2. huat; e.g. A hostile look = Huat zoh
hostilities - (n.) i tuk i dohnak , ral i dohnak
hostility - (n.) i tuk i dohnak , ral i dohnak
hot - (adj.) 1. a sa; e.g. Boiling water is hot = Titlok cu a sa; 2. a lin; e.g. The sun is hot = Ni cu a lin; 3. a thak; e.g. Pepper is hot = Makphak a
thak; 4. thin tawi; e.g. He has a hot temper = A thin a tawi
hot - (n.) hnawmtam hlonhnak hmun, thil ci cinnak i a ttha ngaimi, rai chia karh thawknak hmun, khulrang in thil a tthannak hmun; e.g. Areas of
poor housing are hotbeds of crime = Inn thittha um lonak hmun cu sualnak kheuhnak hmun ttha a si
hot - (adj.)
hot - (adj.)
hotel - (n.) hawttel , riahnak inn
hothead - (n.) mithinrang
hotheaded - (adj.) mithinrang , khua tthate i a ruat hmasa lomi
hothouse - (n.) thlalang in an sakmi inn , thlaici cinnak i an hmanmi
hound - (n.) ramvaihnak uico
hour - (n.) 1. suimilam; 2. caan; e.g. The hour was late when he returned = A kir ah khan khua a tlai ngaicang
hourly - (adv.) suimilam pakhat lengmang ah
house - (n.) inn
house - (v.) innchung i umter; e.g. The horses are housed in a new stable = Rangcu ranginn thar ah an khumh hna
House of Representatives - (n.) America ram an Congress i upadi sertu bu a niam deuh i a tam deuh a simi, minung tamtlawm ning in thimmi,
England ram i House of Commons timi bantuk khi a si
housebreaker - (n.) inn baohtu
housebreaking - (n.) inn baoh
housefly - (n.) tho
household - (n.) innchungkhar
household - (adj.) innchungkhar thil; e.g. Household goods = Innchungkhar thil
householder - (n.) innngeitu
housekeeper - (n.) inn zohkhenhtu
housemaid - (n.) sinum (nu)
housetop - (n.) inncung
housewarming - (n.) inn thar luh
housewife - (n.) innchungkhar chung nu bik
housework - (n.) innchung rian
housing - (n.) umnak pek; e.g. The housing of such a large group will not be easy = Cu tluk bu ngan umnak innpek cu a fawi lai lo
hovel - (n.) vawlei inn , inn chiate
hover - (v.) cunglei i i hel lengmang; e.g. Birds hover over their nests = Vate cu an bu cungah an i hel lengmang
how - (adv.) 1. zeitindah; e.g. How did you come to Yangon? = Yangon ah zeitindah na rat?; 2. zeizat dah; e.g. How many people are living in
your town? = Nan khua ah mi zeizat dah a um hna?; 3. zeizat dah; e.g. How much time do we have? = A caan zeizat dah kan ngeih?; 4. zeitindah
na um; e.g. How are you? = Zeitindah na um?
howbeit - (adv.) asinain
howdah - (n.) sai kengdan
however - (conj.) sihmanhselaw , a si nain
however - (adv.) zeitindah , zei in dah; e.g. However can I repay you? = Zeitindah (zei in dah) kan cham tthan khawh lai?
howitzer - (n.) miakpi tawi
howl - (v.) uico bao a si lo in uico a onh thluahmah khi
howl - (n.) cu bantuk ; aw cu
hub - (n.) lengke kual a laifang
huddle - (v.) i tet thup i um; e.g. Four people huddled under one umbrella = Minung pali nithawng pakhat tangah i tetthup in an um
huddle - (n.) a sulthong loin aa cawhnukmi bu
hue - (n.) azawng; e.g. Your books have different hues = Na cauk cu zawng dangdang an ngei
hue and cry - (n.) aukhuan, tlerhhawt; e.g. They raise a hue and cry when the criminal runs away = Misualpa a zam tikah an au an khuang
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