Jorai-English Dictionary
Jorai-English Dictionary · Tơlơi Jrai – English
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2681 entriesĐêsimet
Noun.
Decimeter, a tenth of a meter.
Đih
Intransitive verb.
To lie down, to sleep.
Đing
Noun.
Pipe, flute; wind instrument.
Đĭ
Intransitive verb.
To go up, to climb, to rise.
Đoh
Noun.
Comb (đoh hơni: honeycomb).
Đom
Verb.
To owe, to be in debt (đom hơnưh).
Đŏk
Verb.
To read, to read aloud (đŏk hră); throat (rơkong đŏk).
Đŏm
Noun.
Used in đih đŏm: lodger, one who stays in another's house.
Đôč
Adverb.
Only, alone; đôč đač: in vain, for nothing.
Đôh
Expressive.
Crackling (of burning thorns).
Đôl
Verb.
Used in đôl hŭp: to limp.
Đô̆
Verb.
To fine, to punish with a penalty.
Đơ
Pronoun.
Some, a few (đơ ƀing: some of them).
Đơđa
Pronoun.
Some, certain (hmâo đơđa mơnuih: some people).
Đơi
Adverb.
Too, too much; very.
Đơniê
Noun.
Denarius (a Roman silver coin).
Đơr
Preposition.
As big as, the size of.
Đơsĕt
Adjective.
Small, little; a little.
Đơ̆l
Transitive verb.
To stop up, to plug (the ears).
Đơ̆m
Intransitive verb.
To spend the night, to camp (đih đơ̆m).
Đua
Verb.
To carry on the head; to wear (a crown) (đua mŭk).
Đuaĭ
Intransitive verb.
To run, to flee, to run away.
Đung
Intransitive verb.
To float, to drift (đung hyu).
Đup
Verb.
To submit, to be subject (đup gưt: to obey; đup pơyơr: to pay tribute).
Đur
Verb.
To urge, to press (đur pơgŏ).
Đŭng
Noun.
Slope, descent (trŭn đŭng: downhill slope).
Đŭt
Adjective.
Short; cut off, ended (đŭt hĭ: to come to an end).
Đưh
Verb.
To break in, to dig through.
Đưm
Adjective.
Ancient, of old (đưm adih: long ago).
Eč
Noun.
Mint (herb); čĭm eč: swallow, a small bird.
Eh
Noun.
Dung, excrement.
En
Adverb.
Used in ten en: carefully, thoroughly.
Eñ
Verb.
To hold back, to restrain (oneself).
Eng
Noun.
Menstrual period (ƀuh eng: to have one's period).
Ep
Verb.
Used in kơsem ep: to examine closely.
Et
Noun.
Used in et klih: quarreling, rivalry, strife.
Ĕk
Verb.
To vomit, to spew out (ĕk lui).
Êmêrôt
Noun.
Emerald.
Êphah
Noun.
Ephah (a dry measure).
Êphatha
Interjection.
Be opened! (Aramaic ephphatha).