Chin Hakha to English Dictionary 02.17.2013

ttih a nungmi thil - (adj.) frightful
ttih awk a simi - (adj.) redoubtable
ttih awk a simi , huphurh awk a simi - (adj.) formidable
ttih awk a simi thil - (adj.) hazardous
ttih awk thil tampi a ummi/a simi - (adj.) risky
ttih awk thil , thil ttihnung - (n.) hazard - Example: The mud on the road is a hazard to driving = Lam i nawncek cu mawttaw mongh ah thil
ttihnung a si
ttih awk tlak a simi , a ttha tukmi , tuk ti lei paoh ah hman a si ko - (adj.) terrific - Example: He walked a terrific speed. - The plane flew at a
terrific speed = Khulrang tuk in a kal. - Vanlawng cu ttihnung tiang rang in a zuang
ttih ngai, thinphang ngai i um - (adj.) apprehensive
ttih ngei lo , ralttha ngai - (adj.) intrepid
ttih , thinphan , tti - (v.) fear - Example: I am fearful = Ka ning a tti
ttih tuk i a bawh i bawh - (v.) cringe
ttih tuk i a ther i ther - (v.) horrify
ttih tuk / khuasih tuk i ther thluahmah - (v.) shudder
ttihnak - (n.) fear
ttihnak - (n.) terror
ttihnak - (n.) frightening, intimidation, threatening
ttihnak a ngei lomi - (adj.) fearless
ttihnak , launak , thlalaunak - (n.) consternation
ttihnak , upatnak le khuaruah harnak aa cawhmi - (n.) awe
ttihnung - (n.) danger
ttihnung , a chia tukmi - (adj.) awful
ttihnung a simi - (adj.) grisly
ttihnung a simi - (adj.) horrid
ttihnung a simi - (adj.) perilous
ttihnung chung i umter, ttih awk i ser, hlohlak, rawk - (v.) jeopardize
ttihnung , harnak tluntertu thil - (n.) menace
ttihnung , tuksapur - (adj.) horrible
ttihnungmi sinak - (n.) ferocity
ttihnunnak phakter - (v.) imperil
ttihphannak can , can har - (n.) crisis
ttihter - (v.) terrify
ttil , ttilh - (v.) fall (as fruits from the tree) - Example: Mangoes when they are ripe, the fall down. - I shall pick up the mangoes when they fall
down from the tree = Hai cu an hmin tikah an ttil. - Hai cu a ttilh tikah ka char te lai
ttilh , ttil - (v.) fall (as fruits from the tree) - Example: Mangoes when they are ripe, the fall down. - I shall pick up the mangoes when they fall
down from the tree = Hai cu an hmin tikah an ttil. - Hai cu a ttilh tikah ka char te lai
ttilhnak - (n.) falling
ttilttawt - (n.) left-over, the crumbs which fall off the table
ttim - (v.) the content is getting down which means getting less - Example: The water in our pail is getting down = Kan pung ti a ttim
ttim , zanttim - (n.) midnight
ttimnak - (n.) decreasing, decrease
ttin - (n.) tin - Example: A tin of water = Ti ttin khat
ttin - (v.) to go home - Example: He has gone home = Inn ah a ttin cang
tting - (adj.) black (wth soot) - Example: Black yarn = La tting
ttinnak - (n.) the going home, returning home
ttio , ttiao , ttiau - (v.) to desert village, leave the village in desolation - Example: The Thingkhuang villagers have left their village in desolation =
Thingkhuang khuami cu an ttiao cang
ttit ek - (n.) flyblow
ttit ek - (adj.) fly-blown - Example: Our meat is fly-blown = Kan sa ttit nih a ek
ttittiam - (n.) sour leaves used by Chins for cooking
ttitttet - (adv.) tightly, closely - Example: They sit closely together = An tthu ttitttet ko
tto - (n.) storm - Example: Storm comes = Tto a hrang
tto - (n.) syphon
ttoh - (v.) prop up, support
ttoh - (v.) to cause a lump in the muscles by pain/stress/strain/wound
ttoi - (v.) snip - Example: Please snip off the leaves of the mustard = Anttam hnah hei ttoi tuah
ttolhttang - (n.) mud pellet
ttom - (v.) side with, support - Example: I side with him, support him = Amah sinah kaa ttom
ttomnak - (n.) siding, leaning, inclination
ttotho - (n.) the spring storm or hurricane preceeding monsoon
ttualmal - (adv.) to do something without shame or scruples - Example: Although it was very inappropriate, he continued to speak on and on =
Aa tlak lo ngai nain a chim ttualmal ko
ttuan hnga ding a simi rian - (n.) function
ttuan lonak - (n.) inactivity
ttuan , rianttuan - (v.) work - Example: We work (the work) = Rian kan ttuan
ttuan ttinak , lung i khahnak - (n.) cooperation
ttuan , zuam - (v.) undertake
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