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ngo— I/Me
Subu
Bibu-Libu— deity of wellbeing
Buru— water deity
Chenv Mayu Uyu— foetus goddess
Chungnv— female angel
Dannv Uyu— crop goddess
Diri-Anv— grain deity
Dooji— land deity
Doley Uyu— fever spirit
Doring Chijing— lord of wisdom
Gungte Uyu— ritual-success spirit
Gute-Gamro— prosperity gods
Hammi Panam Uyu— theft-curse spirit
Hilo Uyu— welfare lord
Hitv dvkru— poisonous devil
Ishing and Ili— miscarriage spirits
Jvlo/Galing— fortune-telling spirit
Kibu-Ryabu or Kibo-Ramlo— punishing evil race
Kuryum-Kulu— creator deity
Labok Uyu— family-growth spirit
Langgv-Langya— taboo-punishing spirit
Longrv Yullo— righteousness deity
Nyia Loma— smith lord
Nyikum Pokom— knowledge lord
Nyiodwng-Babu Botar Uyu— hunting-luck spirit
Nyitvkoku— conception spirit
Nyia (or Sotung Uyu)— elopement-punishing spirit
Nyili Uyu— underworld death spirits
Oram-Gvngnv Uyu— disturbing dead spirit
Opo Poi— taboo-watcher spirit
Palo-Malo— strength deity
Pane-Mane— wealth deity
Pugo Polo— moon
Hinggo Polo— moon
Puri (Jigri-Riary)— luck and power deities
Reishi uyu— taboo-illness spirit
Riumchingjering— mythological lord
Ryabu— male angel
Sangru Uyu— forgiveness spirit
Seching Uyu— earthly lord
Svchii— earthly lord
Seh Uyu— jungle king
Svbv Uyu— mithun lord
Sichi-Nyodo Uyu— soil and rain god
Sotung-Vraft— enemy-punishing ritual
Tanyium Uyu— jealousy spirit
Tangji uyu— female-health spirit
Tapu Uyu— hearing spirit
Uyu (or Uyu)— spirit (general)
Yachung Uyu— uncontrolled-desire spirit
Yarne Uyu— fame deity
Yalu Nanam— soul-retrieval spirit
Ywrnv Uyu— strength spirit
Yullo Uyu— peace ceremony deity
angv— refer
aso— this/that one
bww bulu— they
bww nyi— to him or her
bww am— to him or her
boonv— person who pulls something
bornv— person who is flop
bulu— they
bulu su— themselves
chinv— patient
hvv kv— that is
hv nv— that is
kaaji nvngv— Person who is going to see something
ngonyi— we both
nyigv— someone's
abar— insect bite inflammation
adam— precious antiques
ador— one animal
aii-anya— remnants
api-yoyo— dragonfly
apo— duration
atum kwnv nvnv— instruments use for castration
baagu— the place in the house that is meant for male head of the family
baakap tago— seasonalbird
bakchi— reach the location with the load
bar— chanting
barchin— know how to chant hymns for a rituals
barchin— chant the same hymns again
bardo— chanting
bvdum— a type of non poisonous snake
bvrio-bvri— move slowly
bvvchi— reach the location with the load
beedw— barrel of monkeys
beedw kootar— the fibrous hard buttock of the monkey
beelak— know how to chant hymns for a rituals
beedu bv— to do chanting
beesor— breed of monkey having long tail and white in colour
budw— young mithun
buri— person who assist the priest in chanting
buuli— wild rat that is increased in population due bamboo flowering
buuru suunam— hunting of rat in paddy field by blowing smokes inside the rat hole
buusup— nest of mouse
chaa— move slowly
chaado— chanting hymns in nyida
chaaja-chama— walk slowly and silently
chak— done something instantly
chebio— skin of red panda that is wear during Nyida by groom with lots of decorations.Chebio is also use by priest during chanting
cheetar— end of the chanting
cheelw pakyap— a ritual where a sacrifice of mithun is done to control further death of human race
cheepin— separate something by pushing or chanting
chik— kill at instant
chilwk— to put the egg into a bowl with chanting
chima— not chanting with egg
chinsi— knowledge
chitam— performing another egg chanting in addition to earlier one
chitar— last point indicated by finger
daachi— reach the location by walking
daachii— precious antique made of some alloys that look like large cooking pan
dak— at instant
damki— kill someone by chanting
darkak— separation of dirt from grains
darmwk subu— a category of Mithun given to Bride's family during Nyida
dvgv-dvrv— type of yellow and black coloured insect that are abundant during april-may months
dvlin— when crop field is attacked by a group of grazing animal
dvnu— eat something in small quantity just to mitigate the hungry
dvnyi hwwdu— hitting grain with a heavy wooden pole to separate grain from the husk
dvrik-dvrik— slowly and serially
dvrv— getting excited after eating intoxicating food like fermented rice
dvtak subu— a mithun of around 3 years of age
dvvlv-dvvlv— to move with bulky stomach as in pregnant woman
dww— process of cleaning or curing by chanting of priest
dwwlwk— planting a pole in hole in the ground
dwwli bwgnam— process of making incision in the back fats of pig carcass to measure the thickness of fat
doochii— permanent spot or location for stayng or sitting
dookam paglo— mythological bird that hung itself to the sky when great flood occurred in the earth
doola haka— rainy weather that indicating positivity
doori-chiji— God of wisdom or knowledge
dui— chantings used for nyida
dui chanam— chanting of hymns by priest in nyida
dumgar garap— feather in head or feather in cap use during chanting or folk song
dumtup— traditional measuring equipment for measuring the quantity of grain. It is made of bamboo which is about 5-6 inches long
dupu— bunch of fine fibre splitted out from fresh bamboo that is used as decoration in the alter
gamrw— important points in a speech
gvdum— carry and collect in one location
gvkum— carry and collect in one location
gvvyup— slowly moving the body while carrying baby in the back so that the baby sleeps
gerium— to smoothen the tip of an object with knife
gii— to pull down or to bend the standing tree or post or animal from the top
gokchik— traditional hunting formula in which sliding knots of rope are fixed in the tracts used by wild animals so that they are tangled while passing through the tract
gumtv— dangerous thunder that indicated bad omen
guudw— when cloths or ornaments are removed from body while sleeping. It is believed to be a bad omen
achin— cooked rice
amchar— rice grain
amsik— unhusked rice
angin— plain rice
arv— price
baa— heat
baaji— cook something for someone by roasting or heating in fire
baakam— harden something by heating
baru-baro— death
bww— ripening of banana
bwwking— one bundle of banana
bwli-bvlu punam— creation or recreation of an structure of an organism
chaka— tasting
cheetu— old broken vessel for cooking food
chili-chilam— diseases that commonly occurs during the change in weather or seasons
chinchar— cooked rice grain
chipv— sufficient sugar in a drink
daa loonam— drying the rice or millet grains in sunshine
daam— price
dam— beat
dambum-damla— beating someone severely
damdar pvvla— beat someone severely by a stick or by wresting
damdo— beating someone severely with stick
damnv— person who is beating someone
dargum— death that leads to more death
dvba— eat fast
dvbam— eating together
dvbv— intended to eat something
dvbo— cheat or deceived someone by manipulating the cost
dvbu— person who eat something
dvcha— come upward to eat something
dvdv— eat more
dvduu— reasons for eating or consuming
dvgak-dvrak— eating wrong food
dvgv— sharing the food with other
dvgii— place to eat
dvgu-dvya— worth to eat
dvh— slow in eating
dvjii— healthy body by eating good foods
dvji-dvro— eat something to pass time
dvka— try eating
dvka-dvpak— try to eat foods or try to start eating
dvkin— something that can be eaten
dvku— place to eat
dvku lo— eating place
dvli— eat raw
dvma— not eaten
dvmv-dvje— eating leisurely
dvmin— eating leisurely
dvmu-dva— eat something in unconscious manner
dvnam— something that is eaten
dvnv-dvpv— acting as if eating food or eating to pass time or divert attention
dvnw— desire for eating foods
dvnwk— eager to eat fast or hurry

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