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gya— place or location on which a work is done
gyopu— mithun
aadak lvri bv— repeatedly coming
adin— meat
aki— rice
alu— salt
ambin— rice
ambum— rice decay
amchi— flattened rice
amv-alv— nauseating
amwk— rice bran
amli— rice seed
apw— fruits
baado— heating in fire
baagu— heating a packed food for warming up
baajik— roasting of fatty meat
baajo— price or cost of burning something
baanu— cooked by burning
baarok— heat something to hard and brittle
bwli pwnv— creator
bin— removing feather or grass from a surface
binkak— cleaning grass or feather from a surface by plucking
bor— work or things that became fruitless or flop
byakv— small round fruit with bitter taste that is taken as vegetable
byu saanam— ritual in which the quality of soil is tested by pushing a stick into the earth to detect the presence of any obstruction or stones for making hole for burying a death body
cheekyam— burn cooked rice at the bottom of the cooking vessel
cheegum siryum— death everywhere
cheelw pvchi— vessel or utensil used by hunter priest and person who carried a death body
cheeruu— burnt rice left at the bottom of the cooking vessel
chenv-manv— God who helps in creation and development of fetus inside the womb
chikar-kalw— stumbling down repeately
chilum-gamlum— foods and drinks that were used during Nyida
chingkaa— cooked rice that is kept for long
chintv— foods and drinks that were used in an occasion
chiisi-chetv— spiritual world where soul of death people lives
chuchar— nipple.teat
daa— rice or millet grains that is kept dehusking
daadv-dadv— keep walking repeatedly
daai jarnam— souls of death children
dacho radv— early harvested maize crop during April-may
dai— price or fine for wrongdoing
dambw— still beating someone
damchii— control someone by beating
damgar— beaten severely
damnw— interested in beating someone
darbok— death or collapse of something that also causes another event
darri— flower of maize
darri pornam— process of flowering in maize crop
dv— repeat
dva— finished up something by eating
dva— something that can be or cannot be eaten due to a taboo
dvak— choosy in eating
dvbv— having vomiting tendency after eating a poisonous food
dvbv nyilo— if eaten
dvbik-tvbik— small meal that is taken together with alcohol or other food as vegetable
dvbin— clear the spot by eating
dvbin— inflate the body by eating
dvbin-dvra— eating too much
dvbo— eat more than the required
dvbuu— eat something along the hole or channel
dvchar— snatch other's foods and eat
dvchar— feeling of unhygienic while eating a food
dvchin— know how to eat
dvcho— eat first
dvdwk— food poisoning
dvdwk— difficult in eating
dvduu— still eating
dvgam— food
dvgak— start eating
dvgak— eating a wrong food
dvgu— enough of eating
dvgu— food
dvgum— demanding or possessive behaviour for foods or other object
dvji— fill stomach by eating
dvji— eating someone's food
dvjik-dvbik— very choosy in eating
dvjo— price or cost of eating
dvkar— roaming around for food
dvko-dvpik— eat something in rotation manner
dvku lo— if eaten
dvlak— able to eat
dvlak pvro— missed to eat something
dvlv— remaining of the food after a meal
dvlv-tvlv— left over food and drink
dvlu— food
dvlu-parbv— granary and food processing activities
dvmv— vegetable
dvmv— to let eat
dvmi-dvga— food
dvmi-minu— food taken after a long speech
dvmu— allow someone to eat something
dvmu-dvlam— eat something in a noisy manner
dvmw— still eating
dvmok— feeling of uneasy after eating the food
dvnam— foods, edible
dvnam— act of eating
dvnv— eater
dvnga— missed to eat
ai-ako— avoidance
ain papok— cone ornament
amji dvnam— harvest ritual
arw— restriction due to a ritual
barnv— priest
bartv— big basket made of cane
bok— carrying dao with cover
bordam— large size cloth
borkin— one cloth
borkv jinv— sixth cloth
bornyi— two cloth
chaaja— traditional house making in which series of post are tied together by horizontal row of another post
chibo— cross the mark by throwing a spear like object
chibuu— throw a spear toward the hole or valley
chichi— reach the target by throwing a spear like object
chido— throwing a spear like stick
chikchi— side wall made of bamboo in traditional house
chikko— pierce something with a spear
chilwk— throw a spear into water or toward a fixed spot
chiro— already thrown the spear
chipv— throw a spear and keep
chisok-chiyok— throwing spear like object obe after other
chitak— break a flat object by throwing spear on it
chum— weaving cloth
chumtv-rvnu— activities related to cloth weaving
daasi-dalw— material for making traditional house
damnv nvnv— weapon for hitting
dvkar-dvyar— nearby villages
dooluu— village
dumka— ornaments that is given to a person as gift in Nyida
duunv kaakor— a ritual as part of nyida in which the married daughter visit the parent home just after the completion of nyida
gvvmv-hvrv— beautiful articles or ornaments
gwwdu uyu— shamanic ritual in which the patient has to change the looks to deceive the trouble causing spirit
haaluu— clan
hamma— not stitching cloth
hvvbum— to cover oneself with cloths in cold
hidu— weapon
hoogwk— slipped of leg into a hole or opening in the floor of traditional house
hopar— clan
hubu-huru— young messenger of lord Yullo that believe to descend down to our house and bring luck. Hubu-huru ritual is perform during nyida
hungbam— bundle or bunch of grass or cloths
hungmam— to cover something with large cloth or leaf
iji— cloth
iji dapdu— stacking cloth
iji koodo— wearing cloth
iji koonam— act of wearing cloth
iji loodo— drying cloth in sunlight
iji loonam— act of drying cloth in sunlight
iji pilin— taking off cloth
iji pinam— act of spreading the cloths on a surface
jaajin— a type traditional folk song
jaarwk— receive someone in group with dance and song
jebu— long cloth
jeng— to split bamboo with dao to make Nyopi
jegia— cloth line
jein— old cloth
jekok— cloth
jeku— old cloth
jelwng— red or maroon cloth
jeria— loose sheet of cloth
jignv— priest
jigru— spiritual power of priest
joopyum— horizental bar of bamboo or log fixed horizontally from below to give support to the floor structure of the tradition house
jungru— a variety of conical shape ornament made of bras alloy
kaatum-kalo— supporting structure of roof portion in traditional house making
kampung— a variety of Kokam grass that is used in ritual
kvba— village council
kvtw-bvgam— supporting structure in traditional house making where bvgam gives force from the side and kvtw gives upward force
kvtw-kvba— activity related to village council
kiasi uyu— name of shamanic ritual perform to appease Kiasi spirit
kin— wear ornament or other protective material in the hands
kionying— a kind of metal spike worn in the headgear by priest
koak— small ring made from cane for binding ornaments and utensil
koochi sudo— make comparison by wearing the cloths
kookar— to move around with the cloth. To move the buttock here and there
koonyi-bokar— a type of war dance perform in nyida
koorwk— the cloth wearing technique in which the corners of one end is tied over the other side of shoulder so that the rest of the cloth cover the body by hanging on the one side other shoulder
kora— a variety of tree that is use for house construction and making altar in ritual
kuupu-rumu— the ventral side of the floor of traditional house
kyam— tightening of split bamboo wall in the traditional house
kyonyi— a small sharp stick fixed in traditional headgear
lvvmin-lvya— abundance
lvrii— village
lvrii-lvtv— big village
mvvro— type of marriage ceromony that is perform without priest and alter but marriage procession is conduct from bride to bridegroom house
mvngin kuma— abundance
mvngin-mvyok— abundance
mwwtup— a part of roof in a traditional house
minnam— repairing work in roof of traditional house
minlwk— sacrifice
naami sunam— marriage between
naasuu— granary
naiya— upper region of the village
nampam— village
nvvbuu— spear
nvvkio— spear
nu— to rub an object as in cloth washing
nyamrii-nyama— a ritual in nyida in which one older woman is assigned to imitate the dressing of bride. It can be done by the woman whose marriage was solemnized by nyida also. It is done to protect the soul of new bride in the nyida
nyebu— other village
nyeepo— a mythological woman who used to disturb human being and preferred human flesh
nyeji jeenam— ritual to cleanse the soul of a person for better life
nyubpi— four night

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