măk—mãn, a-măn

set up target, måk zăk to hit target; mākka pók to take aim at target, mák ók to fire at target.

măk (see mak) vb. n. mortality to prevail, măk dů s. mortal disease, pă-hu-să dů. măk-fo s. a spec. of dove. M. măk li lu s. a plant M.

*máň (T. rmon-ba ignorant, dull) vb. n. to cease from speaking, to be sullen, mán-lă mat-tă be quiet.

Caus. myan in n. s. 1. to be ripe, a-pót
a-lum myăn-nón the fruit is too ripe;
myan
tu-tsát mă-nón-ne the season of
ripening has not arrived, to be ripe as
ulcer; to be cooked not raw, myăn-là no
vb. to cook a thing thoroughly; to be
red as face; 2. to be settled (as affair).
mán s. explet. kit, Tbr. ma-ri M. 131,
mán kit, a-mán s. flesh, meat; the flesh
of body, a-mán-ka ma-fák-ne it has not
penetrated the flesh, a-mán gát-lün dek
the skin to chap and crack, a-mán fát
dan to fall off as flesh in leprosy; so-nap
o-re-ka mán mi-ka il-lun să ku but mă-
tap-nŭm-bo să fam a-krim ťa-šo they shall
eat the flesh in that night, roast with
fire, and unleavened bread; and with
bitter herbs they shall eat it Ex; -- game
màn fam-cái; venison, hó-năn món bù
ti-lìn kă-sŭ kor-ka a-zóm a-fám zuk-kă
bring me venison and make me savoury
meat G.; the quality of anything as
of cloth dum-să a-mún.

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mán kup small game; mán kóm simple boiled meat; - mán či dried flesh; mán cim-bo leanfleshed Ex. - mán ju raw meat; mán nón tuk minced meat, mán nón tuk tyót vb. to mince meat;mán myăn boiled meat; - mán (a-)tsók tough meat; - mán ša yup pickled and dried meat; mán al tender meat; mán a-cet cooked meat; - mán a-bróm large game; mán (a-)šum fat meat. mán kă vb. to stew meat; mán kuk vb. to take flesh out of pot; - mán gryán vb. to have a longing to eat flesh; mán no or not vb. to boil meat; mán čen vb. to cut open carcase; mán tsók vb. to lie in wait for vb. to lie in wait for game; - mán ryak vb. to follow game, mán ryak-bo s. a hunter G., mán lu vb. to put up or start game; mán sót vb. to slaughter; – mún óp vb. to shoot game.

Comp. má kar gyón s. a sausage; mán ki dum a small slice of meat, see

măt rí-nóm s. a musty smell as of damp sa-nó; - mán čí šó s. a slice of meat; cloth. mán cet a piece of m. without bone;-măn, a-măn adj. cooked, ripe, completed, mán tä-kék s. a longing for flesh; - mán

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mán šár-ră deserted, lonely? M. mát vb. to pray see mu, má.

măt or mut vb. to blow, to breathe at, ùn o-re li-win-să hă-yum mut-lun li and when he had so said he breathed on them and saith J.; nyi mat vb. to blow the fire; mat dyán vb. to blow away.

Deriv. tuk-mặt no or tun-mặt no s. a spec. fish. sun-mặt, săn-mut, so-mặt (explet. sun-hip) s. the wind, súň-mŭt-să ayok s. the effects of w., sun-mut să-ayak Thursday, kěr-củi hôn sẽi-mặt adverse W., tă-gum kón sun-mut i. q. non-šo fi sun-mut or fi sun-mut (P.) favourable w., rům-nŭn.... sŭk-dům lyan plăn-ka sunmut klón-šen and God made a w. to pass over the earth G.; sun-mut di the w. to blow; sun-mut pról (the wind) to subside; sŭn-mŭt-tún ku vb. to be driven by w. (as ship); sun-mut-tun glyót vb. to be broken off by wind as branch; sun-muttun nyak to be shaken by wind; sun-muttun pyok to be blown down as tree; sunmặt-tin bich bù vb. to be beaten by the wind; sun-mut-ka klón vb. to give to the winds, to throw away; - used in s. of spirit răm săn-mut gŭm God is a spirit.

Comp. sun-mut tuk-čap or a-tyup s. a whirlwind; sun-mut tóp-mo a hurricane, a strong w.; sun-mút pon-fo s. pintailed green pigeon; sun-mut plyók or plyák s. a gust of wind.

măt i. q. mat.

măt, a-măt s. hair, see bon mắt, tik mặt mat-só s. hair-noose.

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măn-da-ra-wa-mál

tyal a pimple; mán du s. a gland,
mán du sup glandular swelling; mán
nak gyón s. a black pudding;
mán pan
s. a scrap of meat; -mán pók or pak
s. a shoulder of meat; mán fól the
smell of blood of raw meat, mán fól hlyŭm
s. a place where there is much meat or
game, mán fóllyům vb. to hunt; —mánbam
lyan hunting-ground, game-country, mán
bop s. soup; -mán lam s. a leg of meat;
mán lóm s. a track or path of game;
mán hrat kun s. a tree (spec. of Eugenia?);
mán sur s. the track of game, mán
sur prek vb. to track game; - mán ša
nó s. a large slice of meat; - mán ša-
ra-bo s. a huntsman; mán un s. soup,
broth; mán šut s. tallow; ma-hi man-
dap n. pr. of a L. village "a buffalo flesh-
market" acc. W. fr.mahi buffalo, mán flesh,
dup to obtain W. 72: more corr. man-dap
i. q. Bangâlî mandap Skt. mandapa.

măn-da-ra-wa Skt. mandárava (a tree in paradise; Erythrina indica) n. pr. of a princess of India, one of the five wives of Padmasambhava P.

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ma 1. for mat used in negative mà ma do not, mă ma s' won't, a-lom må ma 'I wish you would not.

ma 2. i. q. mă part. neg. ma-ne, manne, man M. Gr. 78. 106. 109 ma năm 30 this will not do; ma ne pu perhaps not nan-lă tik pu ma ne pu whether or not, ma-ne yo gun otherwise, if not.

ma 3. vb. n. to be secret, to be concealed, ma kón let it be secret, ma-wùn-să vyen s. a hidden door; — ma-lă secretly, ma(-la)fo to cover over so as to hide, ma tóm-bo p. p. hidden; mă ma nă mattun openly; ma-re secretly e. c. o-ta hử lă tám-bo re ka tŭl-lă nón yan-lă bra-ka ma-go-ne ma-re zón nón then went he also up unto the feast, not openly, but as it were in secret J.; ma ňák vb. to look furtively; ma da vb. to be concealed, ma nón 1. to go secretly. 2. to disappear J. un ȧyesu ma nón but J. hid himself J.; ma-lũň zuk vb. to do anything secretly;

mãn-vór s. a hole M.

mặp vb. n. to be short, low, mă-măp-lă adv. short, stumpy, fo bon mă-map-lă (bird) short-beaked, óñ mă-măp-lă a short boy. tuk-mắp short, low, tük tük tük-mặp a low (skull-)cap.

mám see mă, má.

vb. t. fun fat-ka ma to bury corpse. a-mas. a secret thing, a-ma làm a mám mám s. slovenliness or rather ir- secret road; ma-lyan s. a place of conregularity in work going from one work cealment; also in s. of shelter, refuge. to another mám mám ayok mat.

See sak ma and mål.

măr ji s. capsicum M.

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*măr món incorr. see m-môn.

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ma—* ma-niň

clouds, a-sóm mál-là mál-la li vb. to
breathe with difficulty, for the breath to
come and go, so yu-šo ta-lyan mál-là mál-
li li when it is going to rain the sky
là
appears and disappears (as behind clouds);

tuk-mál coming and going i. q. málla mál-la; so lyóp-să dyan t. m. the flashing of sheet-lightening.

mal 3, a-măl see myel, a-myel.

mál, mál-lă mál-lă coming and going, appearing and disappearing, mi m-là m.-lă mat fire to flare up and subside again, to flicker; să-tsuk m.-lă m.-lă mat the sun to appear and disappear as from behind

ma 4. expletive to mun q. v. M. 137.
*ma čen T. s. "the most important per-

dogs.

măl 1., măl-lă măl-lă very small, said of sonage" a cook, a baker Ex. ma-čen tyak-bo sú ku-nyum both me and the chiefbaker Ex.

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măl 2 (fr. ma-lă see ma); — să-măl to act covertly, to do anything secretly, sămål-lun sót vb. to murder secretly.

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*ma-nyi T. Skt. ma-ni "the jewel" esply. in s. of prayerwheel ma-nyi kor vb. to whirl round ma-ni; ma-nyi gyón vb. to repeat the formula om ma-ņi padme him; ma-nyi ku vb. to chaunt do. ma dó lớp s. a plant M.

*ma-nin T. s. hermaphrodite, ma nin nak-bo the black h., n. of evil spirit.

ma piin-mak

ma pun (T. ma mother) s. ma pin zỏi relations on mother's side, see ja pun, mă-.

ma ma fine or in fine clusters or shaggy (said of wool when on sheep's back) or of fine leaves, a-myel ma ma, a-nyóm ma-ma.

ma mam speaking to a baby: eat. ma-ya (Skt. mấyá) s. affection, a-yu-să ma-ya nyi to have a. for wife, ma-ya dek the love is broken, ma-ya-nyim-bo adj. affectionate, ma-ya mat vb. to love, to have affection for.

mā-mak-nă nan-bo má-nyin-ne among the dwellers on the surface of this earth there are none who are not subject to death P.; mak det to be dying, mak det-bo deadly sick. su go yo gan mak det for he was at the point of death J. mak-yin-re when dying; mak yan-re bón-nyim-bo-nún lå kit må-lel-ne no power can snatch you from death: mak-bo adj. s. dead, the deceased, mak-nón-bo dead M. 98., ma-ró mak-pan the dead: mak săn-să a-tům plă or lat to have presentiment of death. mak-šăn-să jyón-ka ti or m.-š.-să tṣā-ka fi or mak-san-ka fi to be at the point of

'ma-re T. ma-re (sill, threshold) s. the death; mak-šăn tu-tsát-ka in the hour of lintel. death; mak-šan mortal, mak-šān-så adj. id. mak-kan-pan mortals; mak si-ba when he was about to die; mak ši zón nyón to feel as if you were about to die, said when very tired etc.: mak-sum-bo s. a mortal; mak-kun re s. mortality; death, sa-gak rel-la nón-lun mak-kun-ka nón each day as it flies. leads you to death; mak na mak or mak ma mak living or dying; mak-lá sót vb. to kill outright. 2. s. dying, mak-să a-bon the jaws of dying, mak-să a-bon-năn mă-tór-ne not to escape from the jaws of death; mak-sá ší mat with great pains: yok mak-sa ši mat; mak-šā ši mat-lun đón or mak-să ši dón to seek for with all one's heart as if death was within sight; mak dik death and disease; mak-to: mak-to dyet till death sak-dak mak-to dyet ma-són-ne inconsolable grief, g, which will not be allayed till death; mak-mù deathlike M. 106.

Deriv. a-mak s. death of animals and trees etc. a-mak a-zum lyón-lũn dyù vb. to be reckless of life; a-mak bon-nùn for vb. to have a narrow escape from death; a-mak-ka klón vb. to slay a person (in action); a-mak-nin ma-for-ne there is no escape from death: a-mak a-zum măfyak-ne not to be afraid of risking life; a-mak bon-ka tsut to be in great danger of death; a-mak pla death will be the consequence; a-mak-re a-num mik-krap-re yen sleep is death in miniature. - Com

ma-ra s. name of stone. ma-ra lyát a long and thin piece of ditto.

ma-ri s. meat, flesh, Tbr. mán.

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ma-lak (see ma-lók) s. activity or expertness of hand, ma-lak dit-bo adj. expert.

ma-ló s. a hair-noose for snaring birds, ma-ló dón kat a string of nooses, ma-ló dói hat vai to set ditto. See mit-li.

Ina hal ace. W. bent or curved, mahal-di un (bent" "to move" "water") n. pr. of a river in Sikhim, corrupted by Bangali's and Pahariya's into or HEW. 61; ma-hal-di ram "the head of the M. river" n. pr. of a mountain W. 64.

*ma-hi T. ma-he Skt. fg s. a buffalo, mua-hi lặn a bull b ; ma-hi một, a cow b.; ma-hi kip a young b. ma-hi man-dap npr. of a village.

ma-o, ma-o mat see ma-o, mã-o mat. mak 1. 1. vb. to die, said of man, animal. tree, fire, dispute, used with (or without) a-lut denotes excessive grief, mak gat gan mak-so if it is to die, it will die; kun mak-nón the tree is dead, mi mak-nón the fire has gone out; a-mlem mak sad, displeased countenance; ma-ró mak-nónnun-să a-sóm sun-mut nun-nón-šo a-vi re

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un nun-nón-šo un a-cók re fat iun-nón-so in a-hryat re lan kun un-nón-šo un apil re muk-nyam nun-nói-šo when a man dies his breath will become wind, his blood water, his flesh earth, his bones stone and wood and his spirit will become shade; súk-dùm lük min-tam a-re-ka to-la

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