Jorai-English Dictionary
Jorai-English Dictionary · Tơlơi Jrai – English
Words beginning with T
248 entriesTơtuh
Verb.
To shake off (dust).
Tơtư̆
Verb.
To tremble, to shake (tơtư̆ yơ̆ng: to tremble).
Tơŭt
Noun.
Knee (tŏ tơŭt: to kneel).
Tơwăk
Verb.
Used in tăk tơwăk: to meddle, to interfere.
Tơ̆m
Noun.
Used in tơ̆m brôi: yesterday.
Tơ̆n
Noun.
Ton; talent (a unit of weight).
Tơ̆ng
Noun.
Used in tơ̆ng krah: in the middle, among.
Tơ̆p
Verb.
To pound, to grind (grain).
Trah
Transitive verb.
To carve, to hew (rup trah: carved image, idol).
Trang
Noun.
Reed, papyrus (trang bô).
Trăm
Intransitive verb.
To sink (trăm trŭn; trăm hĭ).
Trâp
Noun.
Swamp, marsh, mire.
Treh
Verb.
Used in treh kač: to engrave, to carve.
Trek
Verb.
To cut, to slit.
Triăng
Adjective.
Diligent, hard-working.
Triêl
Noun.
A fragrant plant (here calamus or spikenard).
Trih
Verb.
To sprinkle, to drizzle, to water.
Tring
Noun.
Region, district, province.
Triu
Noun.
Sheep (triu tơno: ram; ană triu: lamb).
Trĭn
Adjective.
Used in kơtraŏ trĭn: heavily loaded, burdened.
Tro
Noun.
Container, skin bag (tro tơpai: wineskin).
Troai
Noun.
Spindle; distaff.
Troh
Noun.
Used in boh troh: fruit, produce, yield.
Trŏ
Verb.
To harness, to hitch (an animal).
Trômbê
Noun.
Stork (čĭm trômbê).
Trơi
Adjective.
Full, satisfied (after eating) (ƀơ̆ng trơi: to eat one's fill).
Trơĭ
Transitive verb.
To cut off, to prune, to trim.
Truač
Verb.
To anoint (truač ia: to anoint with oil).
Truă
Noun.
Socket, base (bluh truă: sockets).
Truh
Verb.
To arrive, to reach; until (truh kơ).
Trŭn
Intransitive verb.
To go down, to come down, to descend.
Trưng
Noun.
Bamboo xylophone (t'rưng); a percussion instrument.
Tuah
Verb.
To pour, to scoop and pour (water); to serve (food).
Tuai
Noun.
Stranger, guest, foreigner.
Tuang
Noun.
A small box worn with scripture (phylactery).
Tuč
Noun.
End; last (hnal tuč: the end).
Tuĕn
Verb.
To note, to keep account (tuĕn pioh).
Tuh
Transitive verb.
To pour, to pour out; to shed (blood).
Tui
Verb.
To follow; according to (tui hăng); tui anŭn: so, thus.
Tum
Adjective.
Complete, perfect (klă tum: blameless, perfect).