Jorai-English Dictionary

Noun.
Hook, clasp (kơnuĕ tơmeh).

Noun.
Temper, nature, attitude (kơnuih pơgao: pride; kơnuih tơdu: humility).

Noun.
Used in kơnuk kơna: government, authority, rule.

Noun.
Used in kơnŭng djuai: tribe, clan, family line.

Noun.
Platform, base; hollow (of a box).

Verb.
To convulse, to jerk (prăh kơñak).

Noun.
Aim, target (anih kơñam); to aim at.

Expressive.
Terrified, horror-struck (kơñiu kơñao).

Noun.
Purpose, aim, goal (tơlơi kơñăm).

Adjective.
Troubled, contorted (of the face, from fear) (kơñiu kơñao).

Adjective.
Yellow.

Noun.
Turmeric; saffron (yellow spice).

Noun.
Hill, slope, upland (čar kơngư: hill country).

(PMP: kapas 'cotton, thread', PC: kapaːs). Noun.
Cotton (white as cotton).

Adjective.
Thick; dense (of darkness, clouds).

Transitive verb.
To grip, to hold fast.

Verb.
To squeeze, to grasp in the hand (kơpăt tơdơ̆l: to fondle breasts).

Noun.
Handful (sa kơpât: one handful); to grasp in the fist.

Noun.
Sackcloth (ao kơpâu).

Adjective.
New, renewed (hrih kơphrâo: new creation).

Verb.
To press, to squeeze; to crowd in on, to oppress.

Adjective.
Stubborn, hard (khăng kơpĭl: hardened, obstinate).

Preposition.
Used in kơplah wah: between, in between (pô dŏ kơplah wah: mediator).

Intransitive verb.
To leap, to skip, to jump.

Noun.
Handful (kơpŏt tơpŭng: a handful of flour).

Noun.
Handful (sa kơpơ̆t: one handful).

Verb.
To scatter, to spatter; đuaĭ kơprah: to flee in all directions.

Intransitive verb.
To grow up, to grow big (rai kơprŏng).

Verb.
Used in kơprah kơprŭng: to scatter, to rout.

Verb.
Used in kơr pơđuaĭ: to sweep away.

Noun.
Sack, bag; sackcloth (ao kơsăk).

Transitive verb.
To examine, to search, to inspect.

Noun.
Lintel, crossbeam over a door.

Noun.
Rubber; with čai: tar, pitch.

Noun.
Porcupine.

Verb.
To attack, to fall upon (kơsung blah: to attack).

Noun.
Sulfur, brimstone (pơtâo kơsŭm).

Verb.
To shake (the head) (kơtah akŏ).

Noun.
Used in grơ̆m kơtal: thunder.

Adjective.
Strong, mighty; loud.