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mystification - (n.) khuaruahhar ruah awk hngal loin umnak
mystify - (v.) khuaruahhar ruah awk hngal loin um
myth - (n.) 1. thil hram thawhkehnak fianternak ca i tuanbia hlanpi in an rak hmanmi hna 2. phuah
chommi tuanbia, a si taktak lomi, myth ti tikah hin pathian kong tuanbia deuh a si khun
mythical - (adj.) ruah sawhsawhmi, a si taktak lomi a hmaan taktak lomi
mythological - (adj.) tuanbia , pathian hna kong i an rak phuahmi tuanbia
mythology - (n.) tuanbia , pathian hna kong i an rak phuahmi tuanbia
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N.B. - (adv.) ttha tein i chingchiah
nadir - (n.) a niamnak bik hmun, van a sannak bik hmun cu zenith a si, a niamnak bik hmun cu nadir a
si; cu bantukin kan nunning zong i kan niamnak bik kha nadir a si; e.g. I am at the nadir of my hopes =
Kaa ruahchanmi a niamnak bik hmun ah ka um
nag - (v.) phunciar, phunzai
nail - (n.) 1. thirkenh 2. tin
nail - (v.) thir in khenh
naive - (adj.) a fim lomi , a nal lomi
naivete - (n.) thil a hngal tuk lomi
naked - (adj.) taklawng fangkarao i a ummi
nakedness - (n.) taklawng in umnak
name - (n.) min
name - (v.) 1. minsak 2. minchim; e.g. Name what you want to buy = Cawk na duhmi kha an minchim
tuah
nameless - (adj.) min ngeilomi
namely - (adv.) minchimin; e.g. Only two pupils got 100 marks i the test, namely Tommy and Susie =
Siangngakchia pahnih lawng nih camipuai ah mak 100 an hmuh, cu hna cu an min in chim in Tommy le
Susie an si
namesake - (n.) min aa khatmi , upatnak caah sakmi; e.g. Ny son Kenneth is the namesake of ny friend
Kennets = Ka fapa Kenneth cu ka hawipa Kenneth upatnak in sakmi a si
nap - (n.) caan tawite vun i hngilh
nap - (v.) can tawite vun i hngilh
napkin - (n.) rawl ei tik i kut hnawhnak pawvuah
narcotic - (n.) ritnak thil ttha lo: e.g. Opium is a narcotic = Bing cu ritnak thil a si
narrate - (v.) chim , konglam chim
narration - (n.) konglam chimnak
narrative - (n.) kong, chimmi konglam
narrator - (n.) chimtu , konglam chimtu
narrow - (adj.) a bimi
narrowly - (adv.) bi ngaiin, a si kho lo dengmang in
narrowminded - (adj.) ruahnak a bimi
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