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tammetəm.mɛːvsnew; just, newly; recentlyAo tamme.Shirt new.Do cốh tamme chou.He there just returned.synmbơiqcfame8.4.6.5.3New
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tiêngtiəŋvthang up or spread out to dry; smoke over fireNám lâyq bôn puaq cốh tiêng ar tốq tarưng.If there isn’t sunshine, then dry in the attic.E.g., drying rice.synarcftarniêngtarniêng aocl: ntrayh6.2.1.7.2Growing coffee6.2.6Process harvest6.2.1.5.2Growing tobacco5.6.4Wash clothes
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tuituːjnsack ; bagsyntay ao6.7.7Container
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lla2ʔəl.laːnpossessionMay táq imo ma khoiq dyê lla ndo Cantưi.No matter what you do, you are already the belonging of Orphan.Ao do lla.His own shirt.Tammoi peih táq he ân lla cammuiq. He ân lla ticuôi ân cheit….Visitors steal against us who belong to the dead bodies. We who belong to the dead people.
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lloiʔəl.lɔːj1vtomit; leave out; forgetCư lloi plây ao.I forgot to buy cloth.syndoq aloi7.4.5.1Leave something3.2.6.1Forget2vsforgotten; leftViêt cư yôl lloi tốq dúng achai.My pen is still forgotten at your house.synaloicfcláccaus: pacláccleir7.4.5.1Leave something
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cláng cliêngklaŋ kliəŋvcompletely ripped in twoVaih cláng cliêng tarheq ao.Became completely split-ripped in two cloth/shirt.
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parteingpər.tḭːŋnseam; joint; borderAo ngcốh lâyq bôn parteing.That garment is seamless.Ca cháq bôn parchúng parteing mâh mbóuq.All of the body is joined together into one.synnteihpk dial.: ntếhcfparcháp
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ruôhruəhvtake out , unsheathe (sword)Ruôh práq te parréh ao.Take money out of pocket shirt.
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dyôn2ʄoːnvt1giveAmoq dyôn ao ado a–em.Big sister gave a blouse to little sister.6.8.3.1Give, donate2letDyôn cư pôc alứng achai, au.Let me go with you, okay.3offerKi noi, " Hơ–ơih ngai dyôn lư achiêng tiriaq lla ngki avaih day ính, may váq, ‎Then he replied, "Wow, people truly offer an elephant, buffalo, whatever that, I don't want you to borrow.pa; pk
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tuntuːnvtfollowXứp o dưh ao, tun cư!Put on clothes quickly, follow me!7.2.6Pursue7.2.5.2Follow
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yoajṵavtorder; commandDo yoa acay pôc xứp ao.He ordered child to go put on clothes.cfcadíq7.2.8Send someone4.5.3.2Command
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anhúq1ʔaɲuʔvtbear, suffer; endureNám táq lâyq phep cốh ma anhúq pếq acay, cốh nnau canhin moui láh a–eq ado dúng xu cruông cuteac.If act immoral so suffer pregnancy, so they must repent and it’s a sin against the community and region.Campay tông, “Amouih adâh Achít your cucheit, amouih ma imo hôi itáq, anhuq cucheit íh vi i–ính.”His wife said, “Pity for Achít dying, pity, but what can one do, suffer death though not wanted.”Cư dông parlai nnéh chom nám anhúq prứp cốh i–ính.I brought this medicine, not knowing if I might suffer a fall and so need it.Anhúq bo acân, achai dông ao bo.Will suffer rain later, so bring your raincoat.Acân anhúq idau, achai mout tốq dúng cư.If you suffer nightfall, come into my house.Bưih yốh anhúq cucheit.Not yet suffered death.Ki mang anhuq cucheit.Destiny to suffer death.Adversative but not passive. Cannot take a clause as complement as VN bị can?; Only in adversative cases of trường_hợp. cfbiqcholpl dial.:choul
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clâng clêtklɤŋ kleːtexpreaching to heels, of long robe, dress, etc.Do xứp ao kiyâr tâl clâng clêt.He wore a robe that reached to his feet.
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ndyâtʔəɲʄɤtvsempty, dry--of water in cloth, bottle, vine, etc.May viaq ao ngcốh o ndyât au?You wring out cloth that so dry, okay?
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capeaihkapḭasvtwipe away, dust offHu capeaih ao moui ado amoq, plốh moui,….Hu brushed off her shirt for her and asked,….5.6.6Wipe, erase
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tantóngtəntɔŋvsbareTốq adứp nnéh tantóng ngéq tứq crứq ao.At this rear completely bare of clothes.cftứq crứq
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tiheqvitorn...imo may táq ngeq tiheq ao cún cư..?...why did you cause all torn my clothing...?
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xưlsɯːlvtpadNgai xưl tarcu vua.They padded the king’s throne.Ngai doq xưl ao tốq mpiên cróng axéh.They spread clothing on the donkey’s back.
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kɯːpersI; me; myCư pôc alứng may.I go with you.Usage can depend on kin or social relationship, but much less than in Vietnamese, e.g., parents address child as acay ‘child’ or may ‘you’.syndaypl:peday9.2.3Pronounsunspec. comp. formacưa=1ngcưʔəŋkɯːpro.possmy; mineCabouiq xóuc ngcư toiq tốq nâh.Tied in knot my hair long to here.Ngcư pít ao pít achát, lâyq chom nnau touiq.Of mine lost shirt lost axe, don’t know who stole them.Clitic n=+cư ‘1SG’, = ‘belonging of 1SG’.cfndo2Cmpdân1dong-he9.2.3.7Possessive
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adâh2ʔadɤhprtonly; at all; completely; go aheadNdóung ân yôl uih ngkếh idứh, kếh ngai xear trâm adâh tốq daq.When there was still fire, they got down under the water, wallowing completely in the water.Idứh lâyq bôn amứng uxứp, u–át adâh, u–át nhóung ntréinh.Previously didn’t have bark clothing to put on, he lived bare, he was watching lice (bare chested).tô adâhid.toː ʔadɤhinterj1stop completely; forget it completelyAnáq i–âq boi, acóuq, ao iêm ma tô adâh!Although lacking salt, bush knives, and clothing but forget it period!synthoui 1thoui 2
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phat2phaːtvtdistributeÂn li ao xi ta ngngai phat vi ixứp idai.One wears clothes equal to their uniforms they distribute.VN
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rnứpʔər.nɯpvswornBâl nưm idông llám yep, moui tál pláh ao rnứp.It’s enough to take only sandals and the clothes you’re wearing.The clothes on your body.cfcarnuôn carnứp
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tach pachtaːc paːcexppure, bright whiteNgéq do ân xứp ao cloq tach pach ntíh cốh nnau?Who are all those wearing pure white cloth there?
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tár pártar parexpshiny, of whitenessAo uxứp do cơt vaih plai tár pár arâq alar kido.His clothes became shiny white like wild banana bud (leaf still inside).
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tính3tiɲvhit hard something lying across stone, etc.Ngai heq ngai tec ao moui púh tinh anha bar ngcốh.They tore clothes and beat those two.cftarnínhtênsit: tên along7.7.1Hit
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