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anathema - (n.) chiaseih, duh lo tuk lehpekmi anatomy - (n.) pumchung i thi le sa le ruh tehna an umtuning cawnak ancestor - (n.) hringsortu anchor - (n.) thir cangai ancient - (adj.) hlan liopi , a hlun ngaimi and - (conj.) le; e.g. You and I = Nangmah le keimah anecdote - (n.) ngaihnuammi tuanbia tawite anemia - (n.) thider zawtnak angel - (n.) vancungmi anger - (n.) thinhunnak angle - (n.) 1. kil , innkil , vamkil; 2. hmuhning; e.g. From my angle = Kei ka hmuhning ah Anglican - (n.) Church of England Khrihfa Anglo - (n.) Mirang le a dang miphun pakhat aa cawhmi, Mirang le miphun dang pakhat hrawm in tuahmi angry - (adj.) thinhun anguish - (n.) fakpi lungretheihnak animal - (n.) saram animate - (adj.) nunnak a ngeimi; e.g. animated conversation = lungtho ngaiin bia i ruahmi animate - (v.) nunnak pek , lungtho ngai i chimmi animism - (n.) rai biaknak, khuachia biaknak animosity - (n.) i huatnak , i ralnak ankle - (n.) fengbeo annals - (n.) kum khat hnu kum khat in thil thar an hmuhmi tehna an ttial lengmangnak ca , tuanbia annex - (v., n.) fonh, thil hme deuh thil ngan deuh i hei fonhmi khi, ram dang pakhatva tei i mah ram i fonh annihilate - (v.) hrawh dih cikcek , hloh anniversary - (n.) camphak ni annotation - (n.) fianternak , a tling lomi chapnak announce - (v.) thanh , zapi theihter announcement - (n.) thanhnak , zapi theihternak announcer - (n.) thanhtu, zapi theihtertu, radio in thawng thanhtu annoy - (v.) ing puanter , thinhunter annual - (adj.) kumfate in a ummi annul - (v.) hrawh , dongther anoint - (v.) chiti thuh anonymous - (adj.) min hngalh lomi another - (adj.) a dang pakhat answer - (n.) lehnak answer - (v.) leh , biachan ant - (n.) hngerhte antagonism - (n.) i ralnak , i dohnak , i huatnak antagonist - (n.) ral , pakhat le pakhat aa ralmi Antarctic - (n.) Thlanglei Pole hrawng ram, Antaktik ante - (pref.) hlanah; e.g. Antedeluvian = Buanchukcho hlan anthem - (n.) hlaremh tha anthill - (n.) chuntlung anthropoid - (n.) minung he aa lomi saram; e.g. zawng, ngau anthropology - (n.) minung chuahkehnak kong cawnnak anti - (pref.) doh antiaircraft - (n.) vanlawng kahnak meithal antibiotic - (n.) zawtnak rungrul thahnak si Antichrist - (n.) Khrih dotu anticipate - (v.) rak i ruah chung; e.g. We anticipate good crops this year = Tukum cu rawl kan ngei lai tiah kan rak i ruah chung anticlimax - (n.) ttum , ruah hleng antidote - (n.) sivai thahnak si , sidin sual le si kah sual tik i hman zokzokmi antipathy - (n.) pakhat le pakhat i huatnak , ruahnak i khah lonak antique - (n.) hlanlio thil , thil hlun; e.g. He is a collector of antiques = Thil hlun khawmtu a si antiquity - (n.) hlanliopi caan antiseptic - (adj.) hma por lonak si antitank - (n.) Thengh kahnak meithal antithesis - (n.) biachimmi hun alnak bia antitoxin - (n.) sivai a that khotu si, rittertu sivai thattu si antler - (n.) nengpi, a ki a hreu churmi antonym - (n.) sullam, aa ralchanhmi bia; e.g. a nak le a rang, a niam le a sang anus - (n.) tol , tawka anvil - (n.) so dennak lung anxiety - (n.) lungretheihnak , hmailei thil kong lungretheihnak anxious - (adj.) 1. lungreithei in um; e.g. He is anxious about his health = A ngandamnak kong ah lung rethei in a um; 2. fak piin duh; e.g. He is anxious to meet you = Ton an duh ngaingai anxiously - (adv.) lungrethei ngaiin Page 8
any - (adj.) 1. zeizat ti set a um lomi; e.g. Do you ahve any money? = Tangka zeital na ngei maw?; 2. kha set ti theng um lomi; e.g. Take any book you like = Na duhmi cauk paoh kha i lak; 3. tlawmpal in; e.g. Do you want any cream in our coffee? = Na kawfi chungah cawhnuk kham tlawmpal in na duh maw?; 4. zeipaoh; e.g. He can answer any question = Biahalnak zeipaoh a leh khawh any - (adv.) hlei maw e.g. Is the patient any better? = Mizaw cu a ttha deuh hlei maw? anybody - (n.) ahopaoh anyhow - (adv.) a zeitipaoh a si ah, zeitipaoh in anyone - (n.) ahopaoh, mi zeipaoh anyway - (adv.) tthiamtthiam ko, zei ti paoh in anywhere - (adv.) khuazeihmanh ah, khoika paoh ah apart - (adv.) hmun dangdang i um, karlak hlat; e.g. The two houses are one mile apart = Inn pahnih hna kha khan khat in an i hlat apartheid - (n.) miphun thleidan in rianttuan, phunkhat khat tang chiah apartment - (n.) inn pakhat chung i a ummi dal , umnak i rak hman ciami ape - (n.) zawng ngan phun ape - (v.) umtu khuasakning nawlcawn apocalypse - (n.) caan donghnak i thil um ding phuanmi Apollo - (n.) Grikmi Pathian, vancung uktu a si tiah an zumhmi arfi pakhat min apologetics - (n.) thil pakhatkhat a herhnak kong i chimchung; thil pakhatkhat fianternak apologize - (v.) ngaihthiam hal , ka palh ti i chim apology - (n.) ngaihthiam halnak appall - (v., adj.) a chia lei in khuaruahhar in um , khuaruahharter , lungdonghter; e.g. Her conduct appalled me = A umtu nih ka khuaruah a ka harter, ka lung a ka donghter apparatus - (n.) thilri; e.g. We have no heating apparatus = Tisa lumnak thilri kan ngei lo apparel - (n.) thilthuam apparent - (adj.) a fiang, fiangin a lang apparently - (adv.) a leng zohnak i a hman ko a lomi; e.g. Apparently they are good friends = A leng zohnak ahcun hawi ttha an si ko appeal - (v.) 1. nawl; e.g. People appealed to us to help the poor = Misifak bawmh kha an kan nawl.; 2. mi lungthin lak khawh; e.g. His ideas do not appeal to young people = A ruahnak nih mino cu an lungthin a la kho hna lo; 3.azukhan; e.g. He appealed to a higher court = Biaceihnak zung sang deuh ah azu a khan. appear - (v.) 1. mithmai i hung langh; e.g. He appears to be happy = Lunglawm in a mithmai a lang; 2. a hung chuak; e.g. He appeared from the jungle = Ramlak in a hung chuak; 3. zapi hmai a hung chuah appearance - (n.) langhning, muisam umtuning appease - (v.) daihter , remter , a thin a hungmi va hlemh , va nawl append - (v.) chapchih , thlaih appendicitis - (n.) ril fonnghlei hmaat zawtnak appendix - (n.) 1. ril fonghlei; 2. thlaihhleimi appetite - (n.) rawl duhnak , ka thawtnak applaud - (v.) thangtthat , kut benghpiak applause - (n.) thangtthatnak kut bengpiaknak apple - (n.) epal thei appliances - (n.) hmanmi thilri; e.g. elektik thilri tehna application - (n.) 1. sohluah; 2. hmannak, thilri hmannak apply - (v.) 1. hman; e.g. You must apply your skill in your work = Na thiamnak kha na rian ah na hman lai; 2. thuh, boih, si thuh; 3. rian sok appoint - (v.) rian pek appointee - (n.) rian pekmi appointment - (n.) rian peknak appraisal - (n.) a man tuaknak , mi khingthlainak appraise - (v.) a man tuak appreciate - (v.) 1. a ttha rak ti, a tthatnak rak hngalh; 2. rak lawmh; 3. rak hngalhpiak apprehend - (v.) 1. tlaih; e.g. The police apprehended the criminal = Palik nih misualpa kha an tlaih; 2. hngalh; e.g. He apprehends what he reads = A relmi kha a hngalh apprehension - (n.) 1. ttihnak; 2. hngalhnak apprehensive - (adj.) ttih ngai, thinphang ngai i um apprentice - (n.) rian thawknak i a cawngpahmi approach - (v.) 1. fuh; e.g. The car approached the town = Mawttawka nih khuapi kha a fuh; 2. fuhpanh, nawlpat approachable - (adj.) ton fawimi, hawikom ttha appropriate - (adj.) aa tlakmi , aa rupmi; e.g. A caan le a hmun he aa tlakin bia a chim appropriate - (v.) hman awk ding i tangka chiah; e.g. The government appropriated money for the new school = Acozah nih sianginn thar ca hman awkah tangka an chiah appropriation - (n.) 1. tangka hman awk i chiahmi; 2. mi thil ngeih ciami nawl ngeitupa nih va chuh approval - (n.) hnatlakpinak approve - (v.) hnatlakpi approximate - (adj.) hrawng; e.g. What is the approximate amount of money you need? = Tagka zeizat hrawng dah na herh? April - (n.) Thla linak thla, April thla April Fool - (n.) April nikhat ni ah pakhat le pakhat lentecelhnak ca i i deh apron - (n.) hni le tawhrolh hnawn lo dingin a lengin i fenh thuatmi apt - (adj.) 1. sual lai caah; e.g. Please remind me for I am apt to forget = Ka philh sual lai caah ka chim tthan te; 2. khulrang tein a hngal khomi; e.g. The girl is an apt pupil = Hi ngakchianu hi khulrang tein a hngal khomi a si; 3. aa tlak; e.g. He made apt remarks = Aa tlakmi biatete a chim aptitude - (n.) thiam ngai khawhnak le hngalh khawhnak Page 9
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Page 3 and 4: accrue - (v.) mah tein rak tthan; e
Page 5 and 6: advisory - (adj.) ruahnak pek; e.g.
Page 7: alms - (n.) tangka siseh , thil sis
Page 11 and 12: artistic - (adj.) hla lei, lam lei
Page 13 and 14: auto - (n.) mahte in aa mermi thil
Page 15 and 16: arbaric - (adj.) hruthrut nganga i
Page 17 and 18: timhtuahnak a hlankan in ka rak ser
Page 19 and 20: igamy - (n.) nupi pahnih ngeih , va
Page 21 and 22: lur - (v.) fianloter; e.g. The pict
Page 23 and 24: ass - (n.) dar eng phun brassiere -
Page 25 and 26: ugler - (n.) muko tumtu build - (v.
Page 27 and 28: calculus - (n.) kanan phun khat, al
Page 29 and 30: carnation - (n.) pangpar phun khat
Page 31 and 32: lo, mi cheukhat certainly - (adv.)
Page 33 and 34: Chinese - (adj.) Tuluk thil, Tuluk
Page 35 and 36: climate - (n.) khuati climax - (n.)
Page 37 and 38: comfort - (n.) 1. hnangamternak; 2.
Page 39 and 40: concrete - (adj.) kut in tongh khaw
Page 41 and 42: constitutionality - (n.) phunghramp
Page 43 and 44: cordon - (v.) dankanh; e.g. The pol
Page 45 and 46: credit - (n.) 1. ahmaan ti i zumh;
Page 47 and 48: custody - (n.) zohkhenhnak custom -
Page 49 and 50: decamp - (v.) a thli tein khulrang
Page 51 and 52: demand - (v.) hal , herh demarcatio
Page 53 and 54: despondency - (n.) hnabei donghnak
Page 55 and 56: dine - (v.) zanriah ei dingy - (adj
Page 57 and 58: 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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inhabitable - (adj.) um khawhnak a
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instantaneous - (adj.) khulrang tei
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interrupt - (v.) a karlak i hnahnaw
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irreproachable - (adj.) soisel khaw
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Jew - (n.) Judah mi. jewel - (n.) l
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kilometer - (n.) meter thong khat,
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landlord - (n.) ram/vawlei ngeitu b
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leave - (n.) a khonh; e.g. He is on
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lifelike - (adj.) a nungmi a lomi l
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location - (n.) umnak hmun loch - (
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lucid - (adj.) a tleu , a fiang luc
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make my old clothes do for this win
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mass - (v.) hmunkhat i pumhter; e.g
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medicine - (n.) 1. damnak si 2. si
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migraine - (n.) lufah ttha lo migra
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misprint - (n.) canam palhmi mispro
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sullam zong a ngei, A ti cu biafang
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multifarious - (adj.) kap tampi , p
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naturalist - (n.) thil an kokek sin
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nightcap - (n.) zan ih tik i hmanmi
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nugget - (n.) a tlang; e.g. Nugget
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ocular - (n.) mit he aa pehtlaimi t
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= Thiltthitnak seh a hman khawh. 3.
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our - (pron.) kanmah ta; e.g. We le
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P P.M. - (n.) chunhnu P.S. post scr
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parallelism - (n.) i lawhnak, artla
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pasteurize - (v.) cawhnuk chung run
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penalize - (v.) dantatnak pek penal
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personable - (adj.) pumrua a tthami
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pick - (n.) thim khummi; e.g. He go
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plane - (n.) 1. thinghnornak zipaw
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poisoner - (n.) sivai petu poisonou
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postage - (n.) cakuat man postage s
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preferment - (n.) duh deuhnak prefi
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primates - (n.) saram lak i a sang
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prolong - (v.) sauter prolongation
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provost - (n.) 1. biakinn hngaktu t
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put - (v.) 1. chiah; e.g. I put the
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quoin - (n.) canamnak seh ha bunhna
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ashness - (n.) tonghmang loin umnak
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ecede - (v.) kir tthan , hnulei ah
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eestablish - (v.) umter tthan , feh
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elentless - (adj.) lungmen ngei lo
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eprisal - (n.) lehrulhnak reproach
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etake - (v.) lak tthan retaliate -
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ight angle - (n.) thil pahnih dingt
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ound number - (n.) nambar a sawm pa
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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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e.g. Spare a few bars of soap for m
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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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Suimilam pasarih ah vanlawng cu a z
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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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