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oligarchy - (n.) ram pakhat mibu hmete nih uknak
olive - (n.) oliv thingkung , oliv thei
olive branch - (n.) oliv thinghnah a lomi thinghnah tom, daihnak hmelchunhnak ca i ruahmi
Olympus - (n.) Grik ram tlang pakhat min, an pathian Zeus umnak i an ruahmi; hi tlang min hin Olympic Games hi chuankhan a si.
omega - (n.) Grik cafang i a donghnak bik, Roman cafang i 'z' bantuk, cucaah donghnak ti sulla a ngei
omelette - (n.) arti cawh dih hnu i reumi
omen - (n.) hmelchunhnak
ominous - (adj.) thil ttha lo tlung ding hmelchunhnak a simi; e.g. The clouds look ominous for our picnic = Khi khuadawm hna khi kan piknik
rawktu si dawh an si ko.
omission - (n.) hrelhnak , telh lonak , thlaunak
omit - (v.) telh lo , thlau , hrelh
omnibus - (n.) baska , zapi citmi
omnibus - (n.) baska , zapi citmi
omnipotence - (n.) zeizong vialte a tuah khawhnak
omnipotent - (adj.) zeizong vialte a tuah khotu a simi
omnipresence - (n.) khuazei ka hmanh i um dihnak
omnipresent - (adj.) khuazei ka hmanh i a um dih khomi
omniscience - (n.) zeizong vialte hngalh dihnak
omniscient - (adj.) zeizong vialte hngal dihtu a simi
on - (prep.) 1. cungah; e.g. The book is on the table = Cauk cu cabuai cungah a um; (Lai holh ah hin on zong cung, above zong cung a si caah,
on, cu cungah a si) 2. ah; e.g. He goes to church on Sunday = Zarhpini ah biakinn ah a kal tawn. 3. The house is on fire = Inn a kang. on time:
tinhmi caan te ah; e.g. He came on time = Tinhmi can te ah a phan on time: a caan hmaante ah; e.g. You must be here on time = A caan bak ah
hika hi na phan hrimhrim lai on fire: a kang cuahmah lio on foot: ke in kal /rat on purpose: timh ciammam tein on hand: naite ah, vun lak zau
awk i um on the fence: khauzeilei hmanh ah i tom lo i um on the mend: tthat lam a tlai on the spot: cu hmun bak ah cun
on - (adv.) 1. aih , hruk; e.g. He puts on his shirt = A angki aa hruk 2. ceuter; e.g. She turns the lights on = Elektrik mei kha a vun hmeh i a ceuter
on and on: lengmang; He talked on and on = A holh lengmang
on - (adj.) a ttha ko, hman khawh a simi; e.g. The machine is on = Seh cu a ttha ko.
once - (adv.) 1. hlanah, hlan lio ah; e.g. I once attended that school = Khi sianginn ah khin hlanah ka rak kai bal. 2. voi khat; e.g. January 1 occurs
once a year; e.g. January thla ni khat cu kum khat ah voi khat lawng a um. once upon a time = Hlanliopi ah hin
once - (conj.) cangka in, hnu cun; e.g. Once you hear the song, you will never forget it = Hla cu voi khat na theih hnu cun, na philh ti lai lo
once - (n.) voi khat; e.g. Once is enough = Voi khat cu a za ko. all at once: 1. a dihlak in voi khat ah; e.g. They came all at once = An dihlak in
voi khat ah an ra; 2. khulrang tein; e.g. He turned off the lights and all at once it was dark = Mei kha a hmih i chikkhatte ah a mui dup ko. at once
= Khulrang tein ra tuah
one - (num.) pakhat, khat
one-sided - (adj.) kam khattelei lawng
oneness - (n.) pakhat sinak
oneself - (pron.) mah le mah; e.g. One must do the work oneself = Mah le mahte nih rian cu ttuan ding a si ko
onion - (n.) khachuan sen , piat
onlooker - (n.) a cuanh in a cuantu
only - (adv.) lawnglawng; e.g. He brought only two books = Cauk pahnih lawnglawng a rak put
only - (adj.) chunte; e.g. She is their only daughter = Amah cu an fanu ngeihchunte a si
onrush - (n.) hmailei i a kal lulhmalhmi; e.g. He was caught in the onrush of the traffic = Hmailei i a kal lulhmalhmi mawttaw zasen lakah khan aa
paih ve
onset - (n.) 1. tuk , chim; e.g. The onset of the enemy took us by surprise = Ral nih an hung kan chim/tuk cu ruah lopi ah a si 2. thawknak; e.g.
The onset of this disease was gradual = Hi zawtnak cu duhsah tein a si
onslaught - (n.) fak piin tuk chim; e.g. The Indians made an onslaught on the settlers' fort = Indianmi hna nih ram i a ummi an ralhau kha fak piin
an tuk
onward - (adv.) hmailei i kal; e.g. The soldiers marched onward = Ralkap cu hmailei ah an kal
onward - (adj.) hmailei i a kalmi; onward march = hmailei i kalnak
onyx - (n.) oniks lungvar
ooze - (v.) duhsah tein chuah thliahmah , pawt; e.g. Blood oozes from his wound = A hma in thi a pawt thluahmah
opal - (n.) lungvar phun khat a mui aa thleng khomi
opalescent - (adj.) opal lungvar bantukin a mui a thleng khomi
opaque - (adj.) ceunak nih a hleah khawh lomi , a thlam a lang lomi
open - (adj.) 1. aa hungmi; e.g. An open door = Aa hungmi innka. 2. hlangfang; e.g. He is open about his feelings = A lungchung kha hlangfang in
a chim ko. 3. zapi hman khawh, zapi in i tel khawh; e.g. The meeting is open to all = Hi pumhnak cu ahohmanh i tel khawh a si. 4. a lawng; e.g.
One post is open for English teacher = Mirang holh cawnpiaktu ding saya caah rian pakhat a lawng.
open - (v.) 1. hun; e.g. Open the door = Innka kha hung tuah 2. rian thawk; e.g. The new store will open today = Chawdawr thar kha nihin an
hun (thawk) lai 3. kau; e.g. Open your book = Na cauk kau tuah 4. thawk; e.g. The meeting was opened with a prayer = Pumhnak cu thlacamnak
in an thawk 5. rianttuan hramthawk; e.g. The office opens at nine = Zung cu pakua ah an hun (an thawk) open fire :meithal in kah
open air - (adj.) khualeng i tuahmi.
opener - (n.) thawl chin phonghnak.
openhanded - (adj.) mi nunsiang
openly - (adv.) hlangfang in , lenglang in
openminded - (adj.) midang ruahnak lak a duhmi
openness - (n.) thuhpheh lonak
opera - (n.) piahzat hla in an sakmi
operate - (v.) 1. rianttuan; e.g. The machine operated very well = Seh cu ttha tein rian a ttuan. 2. hman; e.g. She can operate a sewing machine
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