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  1. 𞋙𞋜𞋉𞋞𞋬— Thump
  2. 𞋚𞋥𞋬𞋚𞋁𞋘— Medical
  3. 𞋉𞋨𞋋𞋞𞋬— Earing
  4. 𞋉𞋁𞋞𞋯𞋊𞋞𞋮— WINNER
  5. 𞋐𞋜𞋬𞋉𞋞𞋃𞋬𞋜𞋉𞋌𞋞𞋔— Ocean
  6. 𞋁𞋈𞋜— Four: The number 4: Most animals have four legs. Their little girl is nearly four. Fewer examples The town has four churches. This recipe takes four cloves of garlic. I was married with four children at your age. The meeting should finish around four o'clock. Does your car have four or five gears? We need four people to make up a team.
  7. 𞋒𞋞𞋜— Narsal Discharge
  8. 𞋚𞋕𞋐𞋕𞋫— Bud
  9. 𞋌𞋁𞋣𞋎𞋀— Firefly
  10. 𞋈𞋢𞋬𞋑𞋜𞋬— Personal boundaries or the act of setting boundaries is a life skill that has been popularized by self help authors and support groups since the mid-1980s. Personal boundaries are established by changing one's own response to interpersonal situations, rather than expecting other people to change their behaviors to comply with your boundary.[1] For example, if the boundary is to not interact with a particular person, then one sets a boundary by deciding not to see or engage with that person, and one enforces the boundary by politely declining invitations to events that include that person and by politely leaving the room if that person arrives unexpectedly. The boundary is thus respected without requiring the assistance cooperation of any other people.[1] Setting a boundary is different from issuing an ultimatum; an ultimatum is a demand that other people change their choices so that their behavior aligns with the boundary-setter's own preferences and
  11. 𞋓𞋁𞋣-𞋝𞋁𞋘— King
  12. 𞋗𞋣𞋚𞋀𞋉— WATCH
  13. 𞋊𞋞𞋃𞋞𞋈𞋀𞋎𞋉𞋮— lemon
  14. 𞋚𞋞𞋔𞋑𞋨— Strimp
  15. 𞋃𞋣𞋙𞋕— Point
  16. 𞋊𞋁𞋉𞋎𞋁𞋔 𞋎𞋀𞋫𞋊𞋁 𞋘𞋁𞋜— herbevorous
  17. 𞋚𞋥𞋬𞋗𞋤— Grass
  18. 𞋉𞋀𞋞𞋬𞋃𞋀— Girl
  19. 𞋩𞋆𞋀— Mithun
  20. 𞋐𞋞𞋬𞋫𞋐𞋞𞋋— An agile tree-dwelling rodent with a bushy tail, typically feeding on nuts and seeds.
  21. 𞋑𞋣𞋒𞋀— Winter season
  22. 𞋀𞋚𞋕𞋃𞋢𞋬— Uncle
  23. 𞋉𞋢𞋃𞋜— Left
  24. 𞋁𞋑𞋁𞋘— Three
  25. 𞋀𞋉𞋕𞋬— Study
  26. 𞋑𞋢𞋮— Grow
  27. 𞋎𞋕𞋇𞋕 𞋋𞋜𞋬𞋕
  28. 𞋩𞋕𞋉𞋯— shiver
  29. 𞋕𞋝𞋀𞋜𞋃𞋞— Never
  30. 𞋩𞋛𞋘𞋮— Sprout
  31. 𞋌𞋣𞋅𞋀— It / Are
  32. 𞋒𞋧𞋚𞋦— Thigh
  33. 𞋚𞋀𞋫𞋠𞋜𞋔— Marigold
  34. 𞋐𞋨𞋮𞋅𞋁𞋉— Fencing
  35. 𞋕𞋝𞋊𞋞𞋮— hope
  36. 𞋈𞋀𞋂𞋞𞋬— Dust
  37. 𞋔𞋁𞋋𞋁𞋉— half
  38. 𞋚𞋁𞋫𞋠𞋜𞋔— Hibicus
  39. 𞋟𞋀𞋯— Leg
  40. 𞋅𞋀𞋜𞋮/𞋊𞋞— Build
  41. 𞋗𞋕𞋉𞋎𞋀
  42. 𞋃𞋁𞋔𞋄𞋥— Wrist
  43. 𞋉𞋁𞋞𞋈𞋜𞋊𞋀— Younger
  44. 𞋑𞋕𞋜𞋊𞋀— boyfriend
  45. 𞋚𞋕𞋬𞋘— Them
  46. 𞋀𞋓𞋥— Shake
  47. 𞋅𞋕𞋮𞋙𞋁𞋋𞋁𞋘— skull
  48. 𞋕𞋬𞋊𞋀𞋔— Duck
  49. 𞋃𞋬𞋛𞋋𞋊𞋞— Measuring
  50. 𞋘𞋢𞋎𞋀— Kidney
  51. 𞋀𞋔𞋞𞋁𞋔— Egg
  52. 𞋎𞋜𞋉𞋮— Stomach
  53. 𞋓𞋁𞋔𞋔𞋞𞋉𞋬— Toilet
  54. 𞋋𞋕𞋔𞋎𞋁𞋋— interesting
  55. 𞋙𞋀𞋜𞋮— Chipmunk
  56. 𞋊𞋀𞋜𞋉𞋞𞋮— January
  57. 𞋘𞋜𞋔𞋝𞋞𞋫— Sleepy
  58. 𞋚𞋀𞋋— market
  59. 𞋉𞋀𞋞𞋮𞋎𞋀𞋮𞋈𞋦𞋮— Children
  60. 𞋞𞋙𞋁𞋉— Wildcat
  61. 𞋃𞋬𞋜𞋔— Pluck
  62. 𞋚𞋀𞋫𞋙𞋜— Red soil
  63. 𞋈𞋀𞋜𞋄𞋦— Content
  64. 𞋉𞋁𞋞𞋎𞋁𞋘𞋂𞋞— Children
  65. 𞋊𞋤𞋉𞋞𞋮 𞋎𞋀𞋮𞋐𞋀𞋞— Everybody body
  66. 𞋈𞋞𞋘𞋊𞋞𞋈𞋕𞋜— Daddy Longlege
  67. 𞋚𞋕𞋘— They
  68. 𞋉𞋤— You
  69. 𞋘𞋜𞋔— Eye
  70. 𞋘𞋁𞋈𞋕𞋬𞋈𞋕𞋬— Different
  71. 𞋩𞋜𞋊𞋁!— Smile
  72. 𞋐𞋕𞋊— pray
  73. 𞋙𞋀𞋉𞋁𞋔𞋉𞋞— people
  74. 𞋃𞋛𞋉𞋞— Large Intestine
  75. 𞋕𞋋𞋜𞋬— Egg
  76. 𞋎𞋁𞋉𞋘𞋨— ugly face
  77. 𞋈𞋢𞋬— Stone
  78. 𞋔𞋀𞋫𞋅𞋨𞋘𞋞𞋉— Beard
  79. 𞋘𞋕𞋋𞋠𞋪𞋮— Programme
  80. 𞋕𞋬𞋃𞋁— Hen
  81. 𞋈𞋕𞋜𞋅𞋢— buffalo horn
  82. 𞋃𞋁𞋜𞋈𞋕— Far
  83. 𞋋𞋞𞋀— Arum is a genus of flowering plants in the family Araceae, native to Europe, northern Africa, and western and central Asia, with the highest species diversity in the Mediterranean region. Frequently called arum lilies, they are not closely related to the true lilies Lilium
  84. 𞋚𞋕𞋉𞋪— Mother
  85. 𞋘𞋢𞋘𞋁𞋜— Happy
  86. 𞋊𞋞𞋮𞋉𞋞— Python
  87. 𞋒𞋣𞋃𞋁— Queen
  88. 𞋇𞋀𞋔𞋇𞋁𞋜𞋮— Bat
  89. 𞋩𞋜𞋀𞋔— Call
  90. 𞋁𞋃𞋛𞋋— Eight
  91. 𞋗𞋁𞋜— Dance
  92. 𞋘𞋁𞋉𞋒𞋀𞋉
  93. 𞋘𞋁𞋜𞋮𞋊𞋛𞋉— Leopard
  94. 𞋋𞋁𞋘𞋅𞋜𞋮— Neighbour
  95. 𞋎𞋁𞋫𞋩𞋞— Tiger
  96. 𞋎𞋞𞋜𞋮𞋃𞋬𞋜— Tomato
  97. 𞋊𞋀𞋉𞋯 𞋊𞋞— Nurture
  98. 𞋉𞋕𞋬— Local Basket
  99. 𞋀𞋊𞋨𞋔𞋆𞋀— Obey
  100. 𞋊𞋞𞋉𞋜𞋂𞋁𞋉— fifty
  101. 𞋔𞋕𞋩𞋛𞋉𞋉𞋁— Regularly
  102. 𞋑𞋤𞋈𞋕— Tall
  103. 𞋉𞋀— Ear
  104. 𞋋𞋞𞋘𞋁𞋜𞋬— Good situation
  105. 𞋋𞋢𞋮— This is a basket
  106. 𞋓𞋕𞋜𞋬𞋄𞋕— Sugarcane
  107. 𞋃𞋞𞋮𞋌𞋁𞋉— Time
  108. 𞋁𞋐𞋞-𞋁𞋐𞋣— Think about
  109. 𞋑𞋜𞋬— Death is the irreversible cessation of all biological functions that sustain an organism. For organisms with a brain, death can also be defined as the irreversible cessation of functioning of the whole brain, including the brainstem, and brain death is sometimes used as a legal definition of death
  110. 𞋈𞋢𞋮𞋮𞋮-𞋃𞋞𞋉𞋮— LIME
  111. 𞋚𞋁𞋔 𞋈𞋛— present
  112. 𞋁𞋙𞋢— to make the sounds and movements of the face and body that express happiness or amusement, or that sometimes express ridicule or anxiety:
  113. 𞋘𞋢𞋮𞋘𞋁𞋜𞋮— Enjoy
  114. 𞋚𞋥— Green
  115. 𞋀𞋔𞋜𞋮𞋫— Parrot
  116. 𞋝𞋀𞋯— Mithun
  117. 𞋚𞋁𞋫𞋇𞋀— Steep
  118. 𞋑𞋜𞋘 𞋑𞋞— Whole villagers cultivate jhum land in a particular direction
  119. 𞋚𞋕𞋙𞋁𞋫— Liver
  120. 𞋓𞋁𞋉𞋊𞋀𞋮— Guest
  121. 𞋈𞋁𞋘𞋅𞋕𞋜𞋮— Friend
  122. 𞋊𞋁𞋉𞋎𞋜— Plum
  123. 𞋚𞋞𞋠𞋥𞋬𞋘𞋀— Really
  124. 𞋇𞋁𞋃𞋁𞋋— Eight rupees
  125. 𞋊𞋞𞋮— Give
  126. 𞋊𞋞𞋎𞋞— Rich
  127. 𞋀𞋗𞋞𞋊𞋀— Old Man
  128. 𞋚𞋜𞋬 𞋋𞋕𞋘— Barking
  129. 𞋘𞋀𞋯— Wound. A wound is a rapid onset of injury that involves lacerated or punctured skin, or a contusion from blunt force trauma or compression. In pathology, a wound is an acute injury that damages the epidermis of the skin. To heal a wound, the body. Wikipedia
  130. 𞋊𞋀𞋮𞋌𞋕𞋔— Butterfly
  131. 𞋃𞋀𞋋𞋈𞋛— Repeat
  132. 𞋩𞋜𞋙𞋀— Millet
  133. 𞋠𞋁𞋋— Bites of animals
  134. 𞋃𞋬𞋕𞋎𞋁— Streams
  135. 𞋚𞋕𞋬𞋃𞋬𞋞𞋔— End
  136. 𞋔𞋁𞋫𞋍𞋁𞋉— Decision
  137. 𞋙𞋖— Head
  138. 𞋃𞋬𞋁𞋈𞋛— Hang
  139. 𞋊𞋁𞋉𞋃𞋥𞋬— Roots of a tree
  140. 𞋘𞋕𞋉𞋀— Chewing of betel nut and betel leaf
  141. 𞋚𞋁𞋩𞋀— Sister
  142. 𞋐𞋀𞋉𞋌𞋕— Gun
  143. 𞋑𞋞𞋫𞋩𞋞— pangolin
  144. 𞋔𞋞𞋔𞋞— Ladybird
  145. 𞋘𞋀𞋔— Spider
  146. 𞋉𞋣𞋬— You
  147. 𞋉𞋁𞋘𞋯— Your
  148. 𞋈𞋁𞋔𞋚𞋀𞋘𞋯— Forget, fail to remember, fail to recall, fail to think of, let slip
  149. 𞋈𞋕𞋔𞋩𞋪𞋮— Elephant
  150. 𞋃𞋛𞋉𞋠𞋁𞋘— Generation
  151. 𞋈𞋛𞋮— pass
  152. 𞋔𞋞𞋔— grasshoper
  153. 𞋗𞋣𞋇𞋕𞋘— Cloud
  154. 𞋙𞋁𞋊𞋋𞋀𞋋— RING
  155. 𞋋𞋜𞋬𞋌𞋦𞋚𞋞𞋫— Lid
  156. 𞋋𞋜𞋬𞋎𞋥𞋬 𞋎𞋞𞋀— Tissing is one of the major river in Longding district
  157. 𞋎𞋀𞋜 / 𞋚𞋀𞋜— Bridge
  158. 𞋕𞋙𞋁𞋖— Breadth of a road is 5 meter
  159. 𞋅𞋀𞋮𞋎𞋀𞋁𞋘— poverty
  160. 𞋘𞋧— Bamboo shoots or bamboo sprouts are the edible shoots of many bamboo species including Bambusa vulgaris and Phyllostachys edulis. They are used as vegetables in numerous Asian dishes and broths. They are sold in various processed shapes, and are available in fresh, dried, and canned versions.
  161. 𞋚𞋀𞋋𞋁𞋅𞋀— Friday
  162. 𞋚𞋁𞋉𞋎𞋢— Evening
  163. 𞋘𞋢𞋘𞋁𞋜— glad
  164. 𞋔𞋁𞋊— Take
  165. 𞋊𞋕𞋮— Listen
  166. 𞋇𞋣𞋬𞋉𞋁𞋘𞋩𞋜— Bedsheet
  167. 𞋈𞋆𞋀— Bed
  168. 𞋔𞋀𞋚𞋀𞋔— Door
  169. 𞋗𞋨𞋗𞋁𞋘— Otter
  170. 𞋓𞋁𞋉𞋚𞋁𞋉— Charcoal
  171. 𞋎𞋀𞋚𞋞— Mirror
  172. 𞋔𞋕𞋒𞋁𞋜 𞋒𞋁𞋜𞋉𞋞𞋬— Coconut
  173. 𞋚𞋁𞋘— Home
  174. 𞋋𞋁𞋉— wait
  175. 𞋅𞋣𞋮𞋓𞋀𞋉𞋮— Rainy season
  176. 𞋠𞋀𞋜 𞋚𞋜𞋀 𞋔𞋁𞋫— complain
  177. 𞋑𞋁𞋘𞋈𞋕— Sticky rice is known as khao niao (Lao:ເຂົ້າໜຽວ): khao means rice, and niao means sticky.
  178. 𞋊𞋞𞋃𞋞𞋈𞋀𞋎𞋀𞋯— lemon
  179. 𞋚𞋕𞋊𞋀— Lord
  180. 𞋚𞋕𞋗𞋢𞋬— corner
  181. 𞋕𞋌𞋁𞋜𞋔𞋕𞋫𞋈𞋛 / 𞋕𞋌𞋁𞋜𞋀𞋣— why
  182. 𞋓𞋁𞋉𞋌𞋢𞋬— A utility pole is a column or post typically made out of wood used to support overhead power lines and various other public utilities, such as electrical cable, fiber optic cable, and related equipment such as transformers and street lights.
  183. 𞋘𞋢𞋘𞋨𞋯— Unhappy
  184. 𞋎𞋪𞋘𞋊𞋁— Spoil
  185. 𞋝𞋀𞋯𞋊𞋞— Tired
  186. 𞋚𞋀𞋋𞋁𞋉𞋜𞋮— Tuesday
  187. 𞋏𞋕𞋎𞋀— Small stream
  188. 𞋉𞋁𞋘𞋠𞋞𞋬— Lemon
  189. 𞋔𞋀𞋩𞋜— Opium
  190. 𞋕𞋃𞋕𞋔— The bulbuls are members of a family, Pycnonotidae, of medium-sized passerine songbirds, which also includes greenbuls, brownbuls, leafloves, and bristlebills
  191. 𞋉𞋀𞋯𞋔𞋚𞋮— Nose
  192. 𞋅𞋀𞋯— fear
  193. 𞋀𞋔𞋕𞋔— Sex
  194. 𞋊𞋞𞋑𞋁𞋘— Sixty rupees
  195. 𞋃𞋥𞋬𞋃𞋀— Sympathy
  196. 𞋊𞋦𞋯— Store
  197. 𞋊𞋢𞋔𞋁𞋊— Accept
  198. 𞋘𞋛𞋫— Sex
  199. 𞋜𞋐𞋀— These
  200. 𞋚𞋕𞋑𞋢— hard, pointed, often curved part that grows from the top of the head of some animals, or the hard substance of which a horn is made
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