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partake - (v.) i tel ve, ei. partial - (adj.) 1. a cheuchum; e.g. He made a partpayment (partial payment) on the book = Cauk man kha a cheuchum a pek 2. duhdanh a ngeimi; e.g. He was partial to his son = A fapa kha a duhdanh partiality - (n.) duhdanhnak partially - (adv.) a cheuchum in participant - (n.) aa telmi participate - (v.) i tel participation - (n.) i tel venak participle - (n.) participle Mirang holh ah verb timi biafang kha adjective timi biafang sullam i hman tikah participle a si; e.g. After we parted, I watched him through the parted curtain = Kan i tthen hnu ah aa tthenmi (cheumi) thlalang awng zar chungin ka bih, parted hmasa hi verb a si i a hmanung hi adjective sullam a si caah participle a si past participle a dih ciami caan; e.g. He has gone = A kal cang, cang hi past participle a sitertu a si. particle - (n.) thil hmete particular - (adj.) 1. minung pakhat /thil pakhat ta , thengte; e.g. That particular chair belonged to my father = Khi tthutdan thengte khi ka pa ta a si; e.g. A particular characteristic of a skunk is its smell = Sachia a sining thengte a langhtertu cu a rim a si. 2. kherkher; e.g. Mrs. Jones is so particular about her house work that no one wanted to work for her = Mrs. Jones cu a inn rian kong ah a ti kherkher tuk caah ahohmanh nih a rian ttuan an duh lo. particular - (n.) thil hmete, a hmete, a hmete tiangin; e.g. The report agrees with yours in every particular = A chimmi cu na chimmi he a hmete tiangin an i khat. particularly - (adv.) khun; e.g. She likes chocolate particularly = Choclate kha a duh khun parting - (n.) i tthennak partisan - (n.) zultu, mah lei tangmi partisanship - (n.) zultu sinak, mah party fak piin tanhnak. partition - (n.) 1. i cheunak 2. vanpang partition - (v.) cheu, vampang in dan partly - (adv.) a cheuchummi partner - (n.) 1. rian aa hrawmmi 2. a tang timi partnership - (n.) 1. i hrawm in tuannak 2. i hrawmmi rian; e.g. The partnership sells clothing = An i hrawmmi dawr ah hnipuan an zuar partook - (v.) past tense of partake, i tei, ei. partridge - (n.) mimte (va) , nimte party - (n.) 1. nuamhnak ca i aa pummi; e.g. Dinner party = Zanriah hrawmnak nuamhnak 2. politik tuahnak i bu sermi; e.g. Democratic party = Democratic bu 3. thil pakhatkhat tuahnak ca i sermi bu pass - (v.) 1. awn; e.g. He passed his examination = A camipuai a awng. 2. lonh; e.g. We passed his car on the way = Lam ah a mawttaka kan lonh. 3. chanh; e.g. Pass the sugar to me = Thanthling kha rak ka chan. 4. upadi i ser; e.g. Parliament passed an education bill = Parliament nih cawnnak upadi an ser. 5. kal; e.g. The parade passed down the street = Ralkap aa cermi kha thlanglei ah an vung kal duahmah. 6. liam, kal; e.g. The storm passed and the sun is shining = Thlichia cu a liam (dih) i ni a tlang. 7. pakhat sinin pakhat sin i tthial; e.g. The property will pass from father to son = Thilri cu a pa sinin a fapa sinah tthial a si lai. 8. chanh, hlonh hnawh; e.g. He passed the ball to me = Pumpululh kha a ka chanh (hlonh hnawh). pass away = thih; e.g. My mother passed away = Ka nu a thi. pass over = lanhtak; e.g. He was passed over when they chose the players = Pumpululh chuihtu an thim hna ah khan anih cu an lanh tak. pass - (n.) lam bi , kot; e.g. The pass is between two mountains = Kot cu tlang pahnih karlak ah a si passable - (adj.) tan khawhmi , lam tan passage - (n.) 1. cauk chung i hmun khat khat; e.g. He read a passage from the Bible = Baibal cauk chungin hmun knat a rel. 2. a lanh; e.g. We did not notice the passage of time = Caan a lanh kha kan hngal lo. 3. lam; e.g. The passage between two houses was blocked = Inn pahnih karlak lam kha a pit. 4. rili ah siseh, van ah siseh, khualtlawnnak; e.g. He was given passage on a morning plane = Zinglei vanlawng in a kal lai. passenger - (n.) khualtlawngmi passer - (n.) a kalmi passer-by - (n.) a pawng in a kalmi passing - (adj.) kalpah i chimmi; e.g. He made a passing comment which I could not hear = Kalpah in a chim i ka thei kho lo passing - (n.) pumpululh i chanh. in passing = ruat setsai lem loin biatlang chuan i vun chim; e.g. He said it only in passing = Biatlanga a vung chuah i a vun chim pah menmi a si. passion - (n.) 1. duhnak a tthawngmi 2. duh hringhran; e.g. He has a passion for music = Hla a duh hring hran The Passion = Bawi Jesuh nih vailamtah a innak passionate - (adj.) duhnak tthawng a ngeimi passionately - (adv.) duhnak tthawng ngai ngei in passive - (adj.) rak leh ve loin i in Passover - (n.) Lanhtak Puai passport - (n.) ram dang kalnak lehhmah password - (n.) biaruk i pekmi past - (adj.) 1. a dih; e.g. Day is past when the sun sets = Ni a tlakin ni a dih 2. hnulei, a liam cangmi caan; e.g. He was sick for the past few days = Kan nhulei ni tlawmte chung cu a zaw 3. hlan deuh caan; He was the past Chairman of Hakha Baptist Association = Amah cu HBA i hlandeuh Chairman a si past - (n.) a dih cangmi caan; e.g. We cannot change the past = A dih cangmi can cu kan thleng kho lo past - (adv.) lanh , kal; e.g. The soldiers marched past = Ralkap cu an lan thluahmah past - (prep.) 1. hnu , hnu ah; e.g. It is past noon = Atu cu chun hnu a si 2. pin; e.g. My house is past the church = Ka inn cu biakinn pin ah a si past tense - (n.) a dih cangmi caan; e.g. He went to school = Sianginn ah a rak kal, rak hi past tense a sitertu a si. paste - (n.) 1. kaw , ca senghnak kaw 2. ti in nawnmi changvut a bangmi pastern - (n.) rang ke a tin le a kedil karlak aa reknakte khi pasteurization - (n.) uih kho lo le thu kho lo dingin cawnnuk kha tuah, chuan. 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pasteurize - (v.) cawhnuk chung rungrul thil hna seh ti in chuan pastime - (n.) nuamhnak in hmanmi caan; e.g. Games are pastimes = Lentecelh cu nuamh caan a si. pastor - (n.) tukhal pastoral - (adj.) pastor he aa pehtlaimi; e.g. Pastoral duties = Pastor rian. pastry - (n.) changreu thlum ngai le thaw ngaiin sermi pasture - (v.) sattil tlonter; e.g. He pastured the cows on the hill = Tlang cungah caw kha a tlonter hna pasture - (n.) sattil tlawnnak ram , phong pasty - (adj.) kaw bantukin a bangmi pat - (v.) din tein bengh pat - (n.) din tein benghnak patch - (n.) 1. belhnak i hmanmi thil; e.g. She sewed patches on the elbow of his coat = A angki kiu ah puanchia a belh hna 2. hulhnak i hmanmi thil; e.g. He wore a patch on his eye = A mit puanchia in aa huh 3. hmun bite; e.g. A vegetable patch = Tihang cinnak hmun bite patch - (v.) belh; e.g. My mother patches my trousers = Ka nu nih ka tawhrolh a belh patella - (n.) khukkep paten - (n.) Bawipa Zanriah tuah tik i changreu phawtnak kheng patent - (n.) 1. mi pakhatkhat nih thiamnak thar a chuahpi tikah , cozah nih cu pa cu a thiamnak kha amah lawng nih hmannak nawl kum cu zat chung ca ti in an pekmi; e.g. He applied for a patent of his invention = Thiamnak thar a chuahpimi hmannak nawl kha a sawk 2. cu hmannak nawl an peknak ca patent leather = a nal ngaimi saphaw nak patent medicine = zuarnak nawl a ngeimi kampani nih an ser an zuarmi si patent - (v.) thiamnak thar hmannak nawl hmuh; e.g. He patented a new process for making fresh water from salt water = Cite ti in ti thiang semak ningcang thar a thiammi hmannak nawl a hmu pater - (n.) pa paternal - (adj.) pa lei; e.g. He is my grandfather on the paternal side = Amah hi palei kamah ka pu a si. paternalism - (n.) pa can cannak paternity - (n.) hringtu pa sinak paternoster - (n.) Bawipa Thlacamnak, Latin holh in. path - (n.) lam bite pathetic - (v.) zaangfah awk a simi pathetically - (adv.) zaangfak ngaiin pathless - (adj.) lam um lonak hmun a simi pathogenesis - (n.) zawtnak aa thawkning pathological - (adj.) zawtnak umtuning cawnnak he aa pehtlaimi thil pathology - (n.) zawtnak umtuning cawnnak pathos - (n.) zaangfahnak lungthin a chuahter khotu cattialmi le biachimmi pathway - (n.) lam patience - (n.) lungsaunak patient - (adj.) 1. a lung a saumi 2. mi a ing khomi 3. lung a sau i ngol duh loin a ttuan pengmi patient - (n.) mi zaw patio - (n.) inn kulh chung i a ummi tual patriarch - (n.) 1. phun khat chung i haotu bik a simi 2. Grik Orthodox Khrihfabu chung i lu bik a simi, Roman Katholik Pop bantuk patrician - (n.) Rom mi lak bawi phun patricide - (n.) mah pale thahnak patrimonial - (adj.) pale sinin hmuhmi ro a simi. patrimony - (n.) pa lei kap in comi ro patriot - (n.) mah ram a dawmi patriotic - (adj.) ram dawtnak lungthin i ngeimi patriotism - (n.) ram dawtnak lungthin. patrol - (n.) ralvengtu patrol - (v.) ven i chawhhnawh lengmang patrolman - (n.) palik patron - (n.) 1. dirkamhtu 2. chawhdawr i thil a cawmi 3. khualtlawn i vengtu patronage - (n.) 1. dirkamhtu nih bawmhnak pekmi 2. chaw cawk zungzal patroness - (n.) dirkamhtu a simi nu patronize - (v.) chawcawk; e.g. She patronizes this shop = Hi chawdawr ah hin thil a caw zungal patter - (v.) 1. khulrangte le nal nagiin holh 2. khulrang tein bengh; e.g. The rain patters on the window pane = Ruah nih thlalangawng thlalang a theh pattern - (n.) zohchunh awk ca i a tthami thil ; namuna; e.g. Mary used a pater pattern in cutting out her new dress = Mary nih a angki thar a ah ah khan caku namuna a hman patty - (n.) changreu tlang a chung i sa khumhchihmi paunch - (n.) paw pauper - (n.) misifak ngaingai pause - (n.) tlawmte i dinhnak pause - (v.) tlawmte i dinh pave - (v.) 1. lung le mirang vawlei in lam ser 2. lam serpiak; e.g. He paves the way for us = Lam a kan serpiak pavement - (n.) mi kalnak ca i mawttawka lam a kam i sermi lam pavilion - (n.) 1. lentecelhnak hmun i aa celhtu le a zohtu hna nih hman awk i an sakmi inn nganpi 2. drama hoi hna piahnak ca i an sakmi inn, khuhzarhnak inn paw - (n.) saram tin , chizawh tin pawn - (v.) phaisa cawimi aamahkhannak ca i pekmi thil; e.g. She pawned her watch to buy food = Rawl cawknak caah a suimilam kha a pawn in Page 169
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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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illusive - (adj.) hlen hmangmi illu
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impolite - (adj.) mi hmai a zah lom
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incense - (n.) khanghmi zihmui ince
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indisposition - (n.) i lap lonak ,
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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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stiffnecked - (adj.) milungtthawng
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aa ning lomi. 3. lileng in um; e.g.
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hngal lo i um. stung - (v.) past te
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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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unfrequented - (adj.) pal tuk lomi,
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unready - (adj.) aa tim lomi unreal
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upper hand - (n.) tei deuh; e.g. Th
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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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wedding - (n.) i tthitumnak wedge -
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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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