Chin Hakha to English Dictionary 02.17.2013

nih duhnak - (n.) risibility
nih , ngaknu no pawl nih khi - (v.) giggle
nih (nihnak) - (n.) laugh
nih ; nihsaw , ni - (v.) laugh - Example: He does not like to laugh = A ni duh lo
nih , nihthawng - (n.) laughter
nih sawh awk a simi , nihchuak a simi - (adj.) ridiculous
nih thlam leng lo , zaangfahnak ngei lomi , a hmai a hakmi - (adj.) grim
nihchuah , nichuahlei - (n.) east
nihchuah saih - (v.) jest
nihchuah-thlanglei - (n.) south-east
nihchuahternak , ninchuahnak , nuamhnak - (n.) amusement
nihchuak - (n.) joke
nihchuak - (adj.) laughable, funny - Example: He is a laughable person = Nihchuak a si
nihchuak a si tung i a nuam ngaimi - (n.) humour - Example: This story is full of humour = Hi tuanbia cu nih nuamhnak in a khat
nihchuak a simi - (adj.) humorous
nihchuak a simi - (adj.) laughable
nihchuak a simi , nih sawh awk a simi - (adj.) ridiculous
nihchuak a simi thil - (adj.) jocular
nihchuak a simi thil - (adj.) ludicrous
nihchuak biachim a thiammi - (n.) humorist
nihchuak i saih , dehcawh , tuaitam - (v.) tease
nihchuak saihnak ca i nawlcawn - (v.) mimic
nihchuak saihnak i nawlcawnnak hmanmi - (n.) comedy
nihchuak saihthiam - (n.) joker
nihchuak sinak , zohchia sinak - (n.) absurdity
nihchuak thil - (adj.) funny
nihchuak , zoh rem lo - (adj.) absurd - Example: His behaviour is absurd = A ziaza nichuak a si
nihchuaksaih - (v.) make fun, crack jokes - Example: They are making funs and enjoying themselves = Nihchuak an sai i an i nuam ngai
nihchuaksaih a thiammipa - (n.) clown
nihchuaksaih thiam - (n.) comedian
nihin ni tiang a simi - (adj.) up-to-date
nihin , tuchun - (adv.) today - Example: Today is Sunday = Nihin cu Zarhpi ni a si
nihlawh - (n.) wage, daily wage - Example: My daily wage is ffifty a day = Ka nihlawh cu ni khat ah sawm hga a si
nihsawh - (v.) jeer, despise - Example: You must not despise your fellow human being = Na minung hawi na nihsawh lai lo
nihsawh - (v.) ridicule
nihsawh , serhsat - (v.) deride
nihsawh , serhsat - (v.) gibe
nihsawh serhsat ngaiin - (adv.) mockingly
nihsawh , serhsat , zeirel lonak langhter - (v.) insult
nihsawh , zohchuk , zomhtaih - (v.) scorn
nihsawhnak lungthin he tuahmi - (adj.) scornful
nihter , nuamhter - (v.) amuse
nika - (n.) sun
nika chung i a zeimaw caan i a nakmi a lang tawnmi khi - (n.) sunspot
nika nih equator a tan ni a si i chun le zan an i can , tthal caan ah March 21 hrawng a si i khuasik caan ah September 23 hrawng a si
- (n.) equinox
nikhat - (n.) --nikhua
- (n.) weather, climate - Example: Climate is good this year and there will be good harvest. - Tomorrow will be fine weather = Tukum cu
nikhua a ttha i kum a voi lai. - Thaizing cu nikhua a ttha lai
nikhua - (adj.) successful - Example: Our trip this time is quite successful = Tu tan kan khualtlawn cu kan i nikhua pah ko
nikhua a chia lai maw a ttha lai ti hngalh khawhnak fimnak - (n.) meteorology
nikhua a cin i a linh khi - (adj.) muggy
nikhua tahnak - (n.) weatherglass
nikhua tahnak he aa pehtlaimi - (adj.) meteorological
nikhua tlai - (v.) be late - Example: Let's set out now or we may be late = I thawh cang u sih, nikhua kan tlai lai
nikir - (n.) solstice - Example: Summer solstice. - Winter solstice = Fur nikir. - Khuasik nikir
nikum - (adv.) --nikum
hmasa - (n.) the year before last
nilak - (adv.) every other day - Example: I goo to school every other day = Nilak in sianginn ka kai
nilin , khuasik a ing zungzalmi , thlitu , ruahpi - (adj.) weatherbeaten
nilum - (n.) sarmth of the sun - Example: We bask in the warmth of the sun = Nilum kan to
nimthla bantukin a khul a rangmi - (n.) flash - Example: There is a flash of anger in her eyes = A mit ah a thinhunnak kha khulrang in a lung
lang
nimtlau , tek - (n.) lightning - Example: Lightning strikes in the sky = Nimtlau a lek
nin , ning - (v.) to be well especially in finance
nincan , ningcang - (v.) to do well in livelihood
ninchuahnak , nuamhnak , nihchuahternak - (n.) amusement
ninem - (n.) cool of the day - Example: It's pleasant to have a walk in the cool of the evening = Zanlei ninem i i chawh cu a nuam
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