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depraved - (adj.) a chiami , a rawkmi ziaza
depravity - (n.) chiatnak , rawknak
depreciate - (v.) man ttumter
depress - (v.) 1. nam , hmeh; e.g. When you play the piano, you depress the keys = Piano na tum tikah a hmehnak tete kha na hmeh hna; 2.
ngaihchia, lung nuam lo i umter
depression - (n.) 1. a kuarmi; e.g. Rain fills the depressions in the road = Lam i a kuarmi ah khan ruahti an khat dih; 2. lungthin nuam loin um;
e.g. The man has feelings of depression because of illness = A zawt caah lungthin nuam loin a um; 3. chawlehthalnak a tthat lo caan i mi tampi rian
lo i an um caan; e.g. There was a depression in the U.S.A. in 1930 = Kum 1930 hrawngah khan America ram ah depression a um
depression - (n.)
deprivation - (n.) lakpiaknak, chuhnak
deprive - (v.) lakpiak , chuh
depth - (n.) thuhnak , tiva ti a thuhning; cun tthutdan a si ahcun hmailei in hnulei karlak khi a si i Lai nih cun 'thuk' kan ti lo i 'kau' kan ti
deputation - (n.) airawltu fialmi bu , airawltu rian ttuan falmi ttuan
depute - (v.) airawltu rian ttuan fial
deputize - (v.) airawltu rian kha lak fial
deputy - (n.) airawltu
derail - (v.) tlanglawng a ping (lam lo) i kalter
derange - (v.) a ping a pang siter , ruahnak a ping a pang i canter e.g. He is mentally deranged = A hrut
derangement - (n.) a ping a pang sinak
deride - (v.) nihsawh , serhsat
derision - (n.) nehsawh , serhsatnak
derivation - (n.) i laknak
derivative - (adj.) a chungin lakmi a simi
derive - (v.) a hram in lak; e.g. He derives pleasure from books = Cauk chungin nuamhnak aa lak
derogate - (v.) lakpiak , chuh , thangchiat
derogation - (n.) mintthatnak tehna , thangthatnak tehna lakpiak , chuh
derogatory - (adj.) zomhtaihnak thil a simi , thangchiatnak thil a simi; e.g. He made a derogatory remark about his friend = A hawipa kha a thang
a chiat, zomhtaihnak bia a chim
derrick - (n.) thilrit pipi thlirnak ca i hmanmi seh
dervish - (n.) Muslim mihlim pawl
descend - (v.) ttum
descendant - (n.) tefa
descent - (v.) ttumlei, ttum
describe - (v.) kong chim
description - (n.) kong chimnak
descriptive - (adj.) kong chimnak a simi
desecrate - (v.) thurhhnawmh
desecration - (n.) thurhhnawmhnak
desert - (n.) 1.(a aw chuah 'dizat') zamtak, kaltak, chuahtak; 2. hmuh awk i aa tlakmi thil
deserter - (n.) a zammi , ralkap a zammi
desertion - (n.) zamnak
deserve - (v.) hmuh awkah aa tlak; e.g. Good work deserves good pay = Rian ttha cu lahkhah ttha hmuh awk aa tlak
deservedly - (adv.) a hmuh awk hnga a si bantuk in
design - (v.) suai, timh; e.g.1. Her questions were designed to make me angry = A biahalmi cu a thinhung seh tiin a rak ka timh hnawhmi a si;
e.g.2. The girls designed the longyi = Ngaknu pawl nih lungzi kha a muisam cu bantuk siseh tiah an rak suai, an rak timhtuah
designate - (v.) langhter, sawh, minpek, thim, rianpek, rian thiah.
designated - (adj.) min bunh; e.g. Designated gift = Cu ca kha caah siseh tiin min bunhmi laksawng
designation - (n.) 1. langhternak, sawhnak; e.g. The designation of places on a map should be clear = Map cung i hmun langhternak cu a fian
awk a si; 2. rian pek, rian thiah; e.g. The designation of him as a headmaster pleased the teachers = Amah cu headmaster rian an pek kha sayate
an i lawm
designer - (n.) a muisam a suaitu , a pungsan a tuahtu
desirability - (n.) duh awk tlak a sinak
desirable - (adj.) duh awk tlak a simi
desire - (n.) duhnak
desire - (v.) duh
desist - (v.) ngol
desk - (n.) khung sau , cabuai sau
desolate - (adj.) chuahtakmi hmun king , ngaihchia a simi
desolate - (v.) hrawh; e.g. Fire desolated a large part of the town = Khua a cheu nak tam kha mei nih a hrawh, hmun king ah a ser
desolation - (n.) hrawhnak hmun king i canternak
despair - (v.) ruahchannak ngeih lo
despair - (n.) hnabei donghnak
desperate - (adj.) hnabei dongh hnu i zei paoh zong chuak ko cang seh ti lungput
desperation - (n.) hnabei donghnak , zei chim awk hngalh ti lo
despise - (v.) nautat
despite - (prep.) ko nain; e.g. The boys went out despite the rain = Ruah a sur ko nain ngakchia cu an chuak
despond - (v.) hnabei dongh
despondence - (n.) hnabei donghnak
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