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domestic - (adj.) 1. inn zuatmi sattil; 2. mah ram kong a simi; e.g. domestic news = mah ram kong tadin
domesticate - (v.) a hrangmi saram kha a ngammi sattil i ser
domestication - (n.) a hrangmi saram a ngammi sattil i sernak
domicile - (n.) khuasaknak hmun, sernak hmun
dominance - (n.) uknak
dominant - (adj.) uktu a simi , biapi bik a simi , a lang bikmi
dominate - (v.) 1. uk; e.g. The boy dominates his friends = Ngakchiapa nih a hawile kha a uk hna; 2. iap;
e.g. The town in the valley is dominated by a high mountain = Nelrawn chung khua kha tlang sangpi nih
a iap, a khuh
domination - (n.) uknak, iapnak
domineer - (v.) uk tuk
dominion - (n.) uknak , ukmi ram
don - (v.) hnipuan i hruk aih
donate - (v.) pek , tthenh
donation - (n.) pekmi thil , tthenhmi thil
done - (adj.) tuah dih
donkey - (n.) khacer hme phun
donor - (n.) petu , tthentu
don't - (v.) 'do not', tuah hlah
doom - (n.) rawhnak, thihnak, lohnak
doom - (v.) sualphawt, si ding khiahpiak; e.g. The prisoner was doomed to death = Thongtlapa cu thi
dingin bia khiah a si cang
door - (n.) innka khar
doorkeeper - (n.) innka cawngtu
doorstep - (n.) innka luhnak hlei
doorway - (n.) innka a luhnak awng
dope - (v.) hlen
dope - (n.) bing
dormant - (adj.) i hngilh lio caan
dormitory - (n.) bawda inn
dose - (n.) voi khat din awk si , si din khat
dot - (v., n.) deh; e.g. He made a dot on the paper = Caku cungah deh pakhat a tuah
double - (adj.) a let hnih
double-dealing - (n.) thil pakhat i tuahter riangmang i thil dang tu tuah , hlennak
doubt - (n.) zumh lo
doubtful - (adj.) lung awtawm i um, a si hnga maw si lo ti i lungawtawm i um
doubtless - (adv.) zumh lonak zei hmanh um loin
dough - (n.) changreu reu awk ca i nawnmi changvut , changcet
doughnut - (n.) changreu thlummi phun khat
dove - (n.) tthuro
dovecot - (n.) laileng inn
dovetail - (v.) thing pahnih khuarmi an ha sehter; e.g. My plan dovetailed with his = Kaa tinhmi le aa
tinhmi an i kheng
down - (adv.) 1. a sannak in a niamnak ah; e.g. He was down in the cave = Lungkua chungah a vung lut;
2. ttum; e.g. The price of rice is down this month = Tu thla cu facang man a ttum; 3. phaisa a man pek
colh; e.g. You can buy it for five kyats down = Tangka fang nga pek colh (kut humh) in na cawk khawh
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