learningrchưng rcám partáp parnoʔər.cɯːŋ ʔər.kam pər.tap pər.nɔːidiomlearning; instructionsIq ngia ate callúng ân itáq rchưng rcám partáp parno arâq acay.Reason from within what is learned like a child.
leather-ropeprâqprɤʔnrope of leather (for elephants)
leavelôi 1loːjvleavesyntáh 1doq 2dɔːʔvtleaveCư doq tannên.I left it leaning.A–ám lâyq ính cha, doq peday cha.Father doesn’t want to eat, left for us to eat.
leave remainsdoq yôl 1dɔːʔ joːlvidiom re leaving the remains, the corpseNgkếh idoq yôl ti kếh turang cammuiq ngkếh idoq yôl ti kếh a–em achai dúng veil.Then they leave to stay there, coffin of corpse; then they leave to stay there brothers and sisters and community.
leave to remaindoq yôl 2dɔːʔ joːlvileave to remainNkếh idoq yôl ti kếh turang cammuiq ngkếh idoq yôl ti kếh a–em achai dúng veil.Then they leave “to remain” the corpse’s coffin there; then they leave “to remain” there brothers and sisters and community.Burial custom of leaving the corpse in the graveyard.
leave-deadningniːŋvleave dead unburied for two, three or four days
leavenpeang1pḭaŋnleaven; yeast for wine/beer or breadPeang Lao lư dyeam.Beer from Laos is very sweet.pidopidɔːnyeast; leaven for wine/beer or breadcftupoi5.2.3.3.4Leaventupoitupɔːjnleaven; yeast or something used for leavencfpido5.2.3.3.4Leaven
leave-without-a-thoughtpláq táhplaʔ tahexcldisperse; leave without a thought; leave suddenlyPláq utáh pôc táq proaq ngai.parláq táhpər.laʔ tahexcldisperse; leave without a thought; leave suddenlyMâh hôm lính, parláq ngai táh.Of more than one.