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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 Page 160
= Thiltthitnak seh a hman khawh. 3. minung pum hlai; e.g. The doctor operated on my knee = Sibawipa nih ka khuk a ka hlai. operation - (n.) rianttuannak, ral tuknak i kal i ral tuknak, pum hlainak operator - (n.) ttuantu; e.g. Radio operator = Radio in bia a thanh i bia a latu. ophthalmia - (n.) mit phin zawtnak opiate - (n.) bing rit opine - (v.) ruah; e.g. Mr. Jones opined that it will rain today = Mr. Jones nih nihin cu ruah a sur lai tiah a ruah. opinion - (n.) ruahnak opium - (n.) bing opponent - (n.) dohtu, aa paimi lak i pakhat paoh khi , aa domi; e.g. He could not win (beat) his opponent = Amah a dohtu (a paitu) kha a tei kho lo. oppose - (v.) doh , al ralchanh opposite - (adj.) 1. aa ralchanhmi 2. hmaitonh i um; e.g. My house is opposite his house = Ka inn cu a inn he hmaitonh in an um. 3. rian aa tlukmi; e.g. The British Foreign Minister is in Washington discussing problems with his opposite number = British Ramdang Vuanzi cu Washington ah amah a rian he aa tlukmi America Ramdang Vuanzi he khuakhannak an ngei. opposite - (prep.) hmaitonh; e.g. We sat opposite each other = Hmaitonh in kan thu. opposite - (n.) aa ralchanhmi; e.g. Black and white are opposites = Nak le rang cu aa ralchanhmi bia an si oppress - (v.) hrem , namchih , tang i namchih oppression - (n.) hremnak , tang i namchihnak oppressive - (adj.) mi tang i a namchihtu a simi , in awk a harmi; e.g. Great heat is very oppressive = A linh tuk tikah i awk a har ko oppressor - (n.) hremtu , tang i mi a namchihtu optic - (adj.) mit he aa pehtlaimi thil: e.g. Optic nerve = Mit thahri optical - (adj.) mit he aa pehtlaimi; e.g. Optical instrument = Mit zohnak thilri optician - (n.) mit thlalang a ser i a zuartu optimism - (n.) a ttha lei in thil ruahning optimist - (n.) zei thilpaoh a tthalei in a ruatmi optimistic - (adj.) hnabeseinak a ngeimi optimistically - (adv.) hnabeisei ngaiin option - (n.) duhmi i thim khawhnak optional - (adj.) duhmi i thimmi or - (conj.) asiloah; e.g. Edith or Mary will go = Edith asiloah Mary a kal lai either or: chingchang/asiloah; e.g. Either Edith or Mary will go = Edith asiloah Mary pakhat chingchang an kal lai oracle - (n.) Pathian nih a ka chimhmi bia a si ti in ruahmi bia oracular - (adj.) Pathian nih a ka chimhmi bia a si ti in ruahmi. oral - (adj.) ka in chimmi bia , ka in dinmi; e.g. Oral medicine = Ka in dinmi si orally - (adv.) ka chim in orange - (n.) theithu oration - (n.) zapi hmai i biachim orator - (n.) zapi hmai i biachim a thiammi oratorial - (adj.) biachim lei he aa pehtlaimi; e.g. Oratorial contest = Biachim thiam i zuamnak oratorio - (n.) biaknak lei hla , Baibal ca chung ummi kong he chuankhanmi oratory - (n.) zapi hmai biachim thiamnak orbit - (n.) a vel in kalnak lam; e.g. The moon travels in an orbit around the earth = Thlapacu vawlei vel in a kal orbit - (v.) vel; e.g. The moon orbits the earth = Thlapa nih vawlei a vel orchard - (n.) thingkung cinnak dum orchestra - (n.) awdawh tummi pawl orchestral - (adj.) awdawh tummi pawl nih an tuahmi orchestrate - (v.) awdawh tum pawl nih awdawh tum orchestration - (n.) awdawh tum pawl nih awdawh an tumnak orchid - (n.) thingkep par , dingdi ordain - (v.) fehter, rianttuannak i fehter; e.g. He is ordained to the Christian ministry = Khrihfa rianttuantu caah fehter a si. ordeal - (n.) hlanliopi ah hin, mi pakhatkhat cu a sual tiah an lunghrinh tikah, a sual sual lo hngalhnak caah khan pum hneksak an tuah tawn i cu hneksaknak cu thchunhnak ah ti tlok chung i kut hnim hawi hna khi a si; a kut kha dorh lo tein a chuah khawh ahcun a sual lo, a sual lo caah khuazing nih a luatter ti in an ruah, cu bantuk pum hneksaknak cu ordeal timi cu a si; cucaah ziaza siseh in khawhnak siseh hneksaknak ca i inmi paoh cu ordeal a si; hneksaknak a fakmi, tinak a si order - (n.) 1. nawlbia 2. cah, thil cah; e.g. He gave the company an order for books = Kampani kha cauk a cah hna. 3. thil cahmi; e.g. Your order should reach you soon = Na thil cahmi nih tuan ah an phak lai. 4. aa chang aa changin chiah, a ningcang tein chiah; e.g. Put these things in order = Hi thil hi aa chang aa chang tein chia hna. 5. ningcang; e.g. Order of service = Biaknak tuahnak i tuah dingmi a ningcang in order = ningcang tein um out of order = ningcang loin um in order that = nakhnga; e.g. I must earn money in order that I may go to college = Khawleih i ka kai khawh nakhnga, tangka ka hmuh a herh. in order to = khawh nakhnga; e.g. He ligthed (lit) the candle in order to lighten the room = Innkhan cu a ceu khawh nakhnga phazawngdan a van. in short order = khulrang in; e.g. You will reach home in short order if you go by plane = Vanlawng in na kal ahcun khulrang in inn na phan lai. order - (v.) 1. nawlpek 2. ka pe tiah hal; e.g. She ordered food from the shop = Rawl dawr in rawl a cah. 3. zulh, ning zulh; e.g. He ordered his life according to rules = A nunning kha phunglam ning zulh in a nung. orderliness - (n.) ningcang tein umnak orderly - (adj.) 1. ai repmi; e.g. An orderly person knows where he puts his things = Ai repmi hin cun khuazei ka ah dah ka thil kha ka chiah hna ti kha a hngalh 2. ningcang tein a ummi ordinance - (n.) nawlbia ordinarily - (adv.) a si tawnning in, a sawsawh in, a menmen in Page 161
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accrue - (v.) mah tein rak tthan; e
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advisory - (adj.) ruahnak pek; e.g.
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alms - (n.) tangka siseh , thil sis
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any - (adj.) 1. zeizat ti set a um
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artistic - (adj.) hla lei, lam lei
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auto - (n.) mahte in aa mermi thil
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arbaric - (adj.) hruthrut nganga i
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timhtuahnak a hlankan in ka rak ser
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igamy - (n.) nupi pahnih ngeih , va
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lur - (v.) fianloter; e.g. The pict
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ass - (n.) dar eng phun brassiere -
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ugler - (n.) muko tumtu build - (v.
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calculus - (n.) kanan phun khat, al
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carnation - (n.) pangpar phun khat
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lo, mi cheukhat certainly - (adv.)
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Chinese - (adj.) Tuluk thil, Tuluk
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climate - (n.) khuati climax - (n.)
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comfort - (n.) 1. hnangamternak; 2.
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concrete - (adj.) kut in tongh khaw
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constitutionality - (n.) phunghramp
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cordon - (v.) dankanh; e.g. The pol
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credit - (n.) 1. ahmaan ti i zumh;
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custody - (n.) zohkhenhnak custom -
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decamp - (v.) a thli tein khulrang
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demand - (v.) hal , herh demarcatio
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despondency - (n.) hnabei donghnak
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dine - (v.) zanriah ei dingy - (adj
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disloyalty - (n.) zumh awk tlak lom
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dock - (v.) dinh; e.g. The ship doc
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drippings - (n.) sa chuan tik i a t
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earthquake - (n.) lihnin earthworm
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elsewhere - (adv.) hmun dangah eluc
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engaged - (adj.) 1. ham; e.g. Herme
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erratically - (adv.) caanhman lo ng
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excessive - (adj.) a tam tuk luakch
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extension - (n.) kauhnak, sauhnak e
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falsely - (adv.) hmaan lo ngaiin fa
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federal - (adj.) cozah uknak phun k
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finance - (n.) tangka tawnghthamnin
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flinch - (v.) con, lak tthan zau; e
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alkapbu; 4. a bu in rian a ttuanmi
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fracture - (n.) kiak , khuaimi thil
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function - (n.) 1. ttuan hnga ding
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gender - (n.) nu le pa thleidannak
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dep ko; 3. a nal ngaingai i thlalan
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governmental - (adj.) cozah he aa p
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grip - (n.) 1. fek tein tlaihnak; 2
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had - (v.) past tense and past part
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harmful - (adj.) hrawk khotu a simi
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help - (v.) 1. bawmh; 2. a si lo kh
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historical - (adj.) tuanbia he aa p
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horticultural - (adj.) thingthei ku
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hurtful - (adj.) fahter khotu a sim
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safety valve - (n.) himnak ding caa
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savageness - (n.) hruhnak, saram ba
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scorpion - (n.) tlangngaikuang Scot
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secrete - (v.) chuahter secretion -
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hme deuhmi; USA cozah uknak ah hin
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sewing - (adj.) thil tthitnak a sim
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shipmaster - (n.) tilawng uktu bawi
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shyly - (adv.) zakaum ngaiin. shyne
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sinner - (n.) misual sinuosity - (n
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sleeping car - (n.) tlanglawng dal
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sneak - (v.) 1. a thli tein helhhum
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soloist - (n.) a pak in hla a sami
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spiritualist - (n.) mithi thlarau h
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square - (v.) 1. tangka hmanmi i fi
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mawtawka nunter. start - (n.) 1. th
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suddenly - (adv.) ruah lo piin suds
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suppliant - (adj.) toidor tein nawi
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swerve - (v.) pial , mer , a ping i
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telescope - (n.) durbing , a hlami
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thankless - (adj.) i lawmh lo, aa l
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threat - (n.) hronak , tlerhnak thr
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tissue - (n.) 1. saram siseh thingk
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touchstone - (n.) sui kha a thiangm
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travel - (n.) khualtlawn; e.g. She
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truculent - (adj.) a puarmi , a tth
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type - (n.) 1. phun, bu; e.g. Some
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unconsiousness - (n.) mah le mah hn
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unready - (adj.) aa tim lomi unreal
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variance - (n.) i dannak. variant -
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vial - (n.) thlalang thawl hmete, p
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volition - (n.) duhnak , bia i khia
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warn - (v.) ralrin pek warning - (n
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while - (v.) nuamtein caan hman,; e
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wink - (v.) 1. mit curcuduk in i au
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workday - (n.) rianttuan ni, ni zar
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Yankee - (n.) American mi. yap - (v
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