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AJIGE NINGGE ERЉEMBI to get the measles
AJIGE NIYO COKO a small pewit
AJIGE SURI a type of silk
AJIGE ЉUЉERI Peucedanum graveolens
AJIGE ЉAHŪRUN one of the twenty-four solar divisions of the year--the sixth or seventh of January
AJIGE ЉOЉOBUN small summary--one of the parts of a formal essay
AJIGE TACIKŪ elementary school
AJIGE YANGSIMU NIYEHE small sheldrake
AJIGEN 1. young, small 2. a youth
AJIGEЉI plural of ajigen
AJILABUMBI caus. of ajilambi
AJILAMBI 1. to remove the chaff 2. to tan
AJIN sturgeon
AJIRGALAMBI to cover (as a mare by a stallion)
AJIRGAN a male horse, donkey, camel, or dog
AJIRGAN ЉOGI an edible wild grass with prickles on its leaves, thistle
AJIRHALAMBI the same as ajirgalambi
AJIRHAN the same as ajirgan.
AJIRKA didn't recognize, confused (an acquaintance)
AJIЉI a fruit in the shape and size of the little finger that tastes like a persimmon
AK an interjection of sudden surprise
AKA NIYEHE loon, dabchick
AKABUMBI 1. caus. of akambi 2. to sadden, to bring grief to, to make suffer
AKABURU an oath: may grief come upon you!
AKACUKA sad, pitiful, grievous
AKACUN sadness, grief
AKAMBI (-ka) to be sad, to grieve
AKAME GECEHE the ice has frozen all the way to the bottom
AKCUHIYAN brittle, sensitive, fragile
AKDABUMBI caus. of akdambi
AKDACUKA dependable, trustworthy,believable
AKDACUN 1. trust, trustworthiness, 2. what one depends on, livelihood
AKDACUN AKŪ not dependable, doubtful
AKDAMBI to depend on, to trust
AKDAN trust
AKDANDUMBI to trust or depend on one another
AKDUKAN rather dependable, reliable, firm
AKDULABUMBI caus. of akdulambi
AKDULAMBI 1. to protect, to guarantee, to defend, to fortify 2. to promise 3. to recommend
AKDULARA BITHE a letter of guarantee
AKDULARA NIYALMA guarantor
AKDULANDUMBI/AKDULANUMBI to fortify or defend together, to promise together, to recommend together
AKDUN 1. firm, strong, dependable 2.trust (for akdan)
AKDUN ACANGGA a pass consisting of two matching pieces used for admittance to a city at night
AKDUN GIRDAN a silken pennant on which the word akdun was embroidered
AKDUN JURGANGGA SARGAN JUI a woman who after the death of her husband does not remarry
AKDUN ЉARGAN JUI a woman who does not remarry after her husband's death
AKDUN TEMGETU credentials used by an imperial envoy
AKDUNGGA firm, solid, enduring
AKDUNGGA FURDAN solid gateway
AKE interjection used when touching something hot
AKIYA river perch; cf. kiyakū
AKIYABUMBI 1. caus. of akiyambi 2. to dry, to smoke
AKIYAMBI to dry up
AKIYAME GECEHE frozen to the bottom
AKIYAN NIMAHA a fish frozen into the ice
AKJABA false hellebore (Veratrum nigrum)
AKJAMBI (-ka) to thunder
AKJAMBULU flying squirrel
AKJAN thunder
AKJAN DARIMBI thunder roars
AKJAN I ADALI DURGIMBI to roar like thunder
AKJUHIYAN 1. easy to anger 2. brittle, crisp; cf. akcuhiyan
AKSABUMBI 1. caus. of aksambi 2. to frighten (off)
AKЉALAMBI to be startled
AKЉAMBI (-ka) to be shy, to be retiring, to hide because of fear
AKЉARA ЉIRGA 'a shy deer'--metaphor for someone who is shy
AKЉAMBUMBI see aksabumbi
AKЉARGAN a belt on which a quiver is fixed
AKAMBI (-ka) to become rancid, to become spoiled
AKЉAN water plants left hanging on trees after a flood recedes, branches and plants floating on the surface of water, flotsam, decayed matter
AKAN TAHA GESE like left-behind driftwood
AKЉANTAMBI to smell of decaying matter
AKЉULABUMBI caus./pass. of akљulambi
AKЉULAMBI to slander, to revile
AKЉUN 1. slanderous 2. rancid, spoiled
AKЉUN BE an oath used to revile a person
AKSUN DA gullet, throat
AKŪN GISUN slanderous words, slander
AKTA gelding
AKTA UЉE girth
AKTALABUMBI caus. of aktalambi
AKTALAKŪ MOO a horizontal wooden support over a door or window
AKTALAMBI 1. to straddle, to span 2. to castrate
AKTALIYAN saddlebag
AKŪ particle of negation: there is not, there are not, doesn't exist, isn't here (there)
AKŪ OHO died
AKŪI TEN same as amba ten: the great ultimate--the ultimate principle of the universe
AKŪMBI to die
AKŪMBUMBI to endeavor, to exert to the utmost, to do one's best, to fulfill
AKŪMI clothes made of fish skin
AKŪN akū plus the interrogative particle -n
AKŪNAMBI to reach (the opposite shore), to go to the end
AKŪNAME everywhere, all over, all around
AKŪNARAKŪ BA AKŪ utterly complete, there is nothing that isn't reached or completed
AKŪNGGE that which is not, that which doesn't exist
AKŪNJIMBI to arrive at this shore, to come to this side
AKŪTALA until nothing is left
ALA a hill with a level top
ALA GASHA a name for the pheasant
ALA ULHŪMA the same as ala gasha
ALA ЉALA tenderly, affectionately
ALABUMBI caus. of alambi
ALAJAN collarbone, clavicle
ALAKDAHA for alakdahan
ALAKDAHA AЉU a net for catching the jerboa
ALAKDAHAN five-toed jerboa (Allactaga sibirica)
ALAMBI 1. to tell, to report 2. to wrap with birch bark
ALAMIMBI to carry across the back
ALAN 1. birch bark 2. the shoulder and breast parts of armor
ALAN EREMBI to peel off birch bark
ALAN WEIHU birchbark canoe
ALANAMBI to go to report
ALANDUMBI/ALANUMBI to report together
ALANGGIBUMBI caus. of alanggimbi
ALANGGIMBI to send to report
ALANJIMBI (imperative alanju) to come to report
ALARAME along a low hill
ALARI ILHA mountain vermilion (Ixora chinensis)
ALAЉAN 1. a nag 2. a person who uses his strength to no avail
ALBABUN tribute, tribute products
ALBALAMBI to awe, to intimidate
ALBAN 1. public service 2. official, public, fiscal 3. tax, duty, tribute
ALBAN BOOI TURIGEN I NAMUN Office for Collecting Rent of Confiscated Property, BH 82
ALBAN CAGAN official commission, official document
ALBAN DE YABUMBI to go to an official post
ALBAN GAIMBI to collect tax or duty
ALBAN HALAN AKŪ unfortunately
ALBAN I BUMBI to provide at public expense
ALBAN I UЉIN I BOLGOBURE FIYENTEN a section in the Board of Works concerned with military colonists
ALBAN JAFAMBI to present tribute
ALBAN JAFANJIMBI to bring tribute
ALBAN KAMBI to go out on an official errand
ALBAN ЉULEHEN duties and taxes
ALBAN TACIKŪ School of the Imperial Household, BH 87
ALBAN TACIKŪI JUSE students of the above school
ALBAN WEILEMBI to do official work
ALBANI CECE silken gauze offered as tribute
ALBANI LAMUN HOOЉAN a kind of blue paper used for making borders
ALBANI ЉUJE silk offered as tribute
ALBASI functionary, the person on duty
ALBATU rough, coarse, common, ordinary
ALBATUKAN rather coarse
ALBATULAMBI to act or speak coarsely
ALCU the concave side of a gacuha
ALDA a half-grown pig
ALDAHI AHŪN DEO second cousins
ALDAKŪ a wall placed behind the targets
on an archery field
ALDANGGA distant (in relationship)
ALDANGGA DALAN a dike built far from a shore
ALDANGGA MUKŪN distant clan
ALDANGGAI distantly, from a distance
ALDANGGAKAN rather distant
ALDARKAN death before the nineteenth year, a premature death
ALDASI halfway, midway, short-lived, cut off midway, premature (death)
ALDASI WAJIMBI to die young
ALDASILAMBI to turn back or stop half-way, to be incomplete, to die young
ALDUNGGA strange, queer, uncommon, uncanny, ghostly
ALGA same as alha
ALGAN a net for catching quail
ALGIDAMBI to praise, to extol
ALGIMBI (-ka) to be famous, to become known
ALGIMBUMBI caus. of algimbi
ALGIN 1. fame 2. the male otter; cf. hailan
ALGINDAMBI to praise, to laud
ALGINGGA famous, well-known
ALGINGGA JUBENGGE boastful, ostentatious
ALGINTU famous
ALGIЉAMBI 1. to be respected, to be well known 2. to boast, to put on airs
ALGIYABUMBI caus. of algiyambi
ALGIYAMBI to skim the fat from the top of soup
ALHA 1. many colored, variegated, mottled 2. satin in which the woof and the warp are of different colors 3. a horse of more than one color 4. see elhe alhai
ALHA BULHA many colored, splendid
ALHA UIHE BERI a bow made from spotted buffalo horn
ALHABUMBI 1. caus. of alhambi 2. at a shamanistic performance, to gather a crowd around so that by their shouting a trance may be induced in the shaman
ALHACAN mottled
ALHACAN NIYEHE falcated teal (Eunetta falcata)
ALHACAN ULHŪMA the small ring-necked pheasant
ALHAMBI to go into a trance (of a shaman)
ALHANGGA spotted, speckled
ALHANGGA .ANAHŪN MOO spotted nanmu wood
ALHARI spotted, variegated
ALHARI COKO a type of variegated Fukienese pheasant
ALHARI NIYEHE a type of white spotted duck
ALHATA scattered, dispersed, mixed, variegated
ALHATA SŪWALIYATA mixed, variegated
ALHATA YALI pork in which strips of lean and fat alternate
ALHATANAMBI to become spotted or mottled
ALHATU spotted, variegated
ALHURU DUDU a dove with a yellow spotted back
ALHŪDABUMBI caus. of alhūdambi
ALHŪDAMBI to imitate, to pattern after
ALHŪDAN pattern, model
ALHŪDANGGA pertaining to a pattern or model
ALHŪDANJIMBI to come to imitate
ALHŪDANUMBI to imitate one another
ALHŪJI MAMA an ugly old lady spirit
ALHŪWA membrane (particularly the membrane on the heart or liver), the cornea of the eye, bamboo membrane
ALHŪWA BURIMBI to form a cataract on the eye
ALHŪWA YALI diaphragm
ALIBUMBI 1. caus. of alimbi 2. to present (a document to a superior), to offer
ALIBUME WESIMBURE BITHE a congratulatory letter presented to the throne
ALIBURE BITHE ICIHIYARA KŪNGGERI section concerned with handling officials' leave permits and other petitions
ALIBURE BUKDAN a sort of name card used by lower officials and students
ALIBUN a petition
ALIBUNJIMBI to come to present
ALIGAN support, retainer, base
ALIHAN a strip of lining along the hem of an unlined garment
ALIKIYARI a type of small green parrot
ALIKŪ a tray, the tray used for weighing on a scale, the lower millstone
ALIKŪLAMBI to put on a scale, to put on a millstone
ALIMBAHAMBI to be able to bear
ALIMBAHARAKŪ 1. intolerable, insupportable 2. greatly, exceedingly
ALIMBI 1. to receive, to accept 2. to undertake 3. to endure 4. to support, to hold up, to stop up (a leak) 5. to take a falcon on the hand
ALIFI BAICARA AMBAN Senior President of the Censorate, BH 207A
ALIFI BOЉORO FALGANGGA Office of Incitement, BH 493.4
ALIFI DASARA HAFAN District Magistrate, BH 856
ALIFI HAFUMBURE HAFAN
Commissioner of the Transmission Office, BH 928
ALIFI KADALARA AMBAN Presiding Controller of the Imperial Clan Court, BH 57
ALIFI SIMNERE HAFAN Examiner, BH 629B
ALIFI TACIBURE HAFAN Departmental Director of Schools, BH 851A-6
ALIHA AMBAN President of a Board, BH 276
ALIHA BITHEI DA Grand Secretary, BH 131
ALIHA COOHA a Manchu or Mongol cavalryman
ALIHA DA an abbreviation of aliha bithei da
ALIHA HAFAN Director; cf. BH 933, 934
ALIHA NIYALMA steward, manager
ALIHA TACIBURE HAFAN Libationer, BH 421A-1
ALIME GAIMBI to accept, to receive
ALIN mountain
ALIN BIRA GIYALABUMBI to be separated by mountains and rivers
ALIN CIBIRGAN mountain swallow
ALIN EFIMBI for a mirage to appear on a mountain
ALIN I BETHE the foot of a mountain
ALIN I BOSO the shady or north side of a mountain
ALIN I CAI ILHA sasanqua
ALIN I CECIKE 'mountain sparrow'--probably Passer rutilans
ALIN I EBCI slope of a mountain
ALIN I HISY steep area on a mountain
ALIN I JUKIDUN Chinese blue magpie (Urocissa erythroryncha)
ALIN I MUDAN curves of a mountain, a winding mountain road
ALIN I OFORO mountain ridge
ALIN I SAIHA slope under the peak of a mountain
ALIN I SAKSAHA Asiatic blue magpie (Cyanopolius cyaneus)
ALIN I ULHŪMA Reeve's pheasant; cf. nikan ulhūma
ALIN I WAI a hidden spot among the curves and turns of a mountain
ALIN JAKARAHA the mountains have become distinct at dawn
ALIN JALGANGGA MOO tree of heaven (Ailanthus glandulosa)
ALIN ULEJEMBI there is a landslide
ALIN YADALI CECIKE thrush (Garrulax davidi)
ALINJIMBI to come to accept
ALIOI the yang tones of the major scale
ALIOI HŪWALIYASI Chief Musician, BH 389-1
ALIRAME along a mountain
ALISUN grain that has sprouted from lost or abandoned seeds
ALIЉABUMBI caus. of aliљambi
ALIЉACUKA depressing
ALIЉAMBI (-ka) to be listless, to be bored, to be unhappy, to worry
ALIЉAME KENEHUNJEMBI to tarry, to be uncertain, to be undecided
ALIЉATAMBI to be deeply depressed
ALITUN a small table for offerings
ALIYABUMBI caus. of aliyambi
ALIYACUN 1. regret 2. waiting
ALIYAKIYAMBI to linger, to pace back and forth while waiting, to slow one's pace to allow someone to catch up
ALIYAMBI 1. to regret 2. to wait
ALIYASUNGGA patient, long-suffering
ALJABUMBI 1. caus. of aljambi 2. to banish, to make leave, to exorcise
ALJAMBI 1. to leave 2. to lose (color) 3. see angga aljambi
ALKŪN the gait of a horse or other livestock
ALKŪN AMBA wide-gaited
ALMIN INDAHŪN a dog with a long muzzle
ALŪN INDAHŪN a dog with a short muzzle
AMA father, head of the household
AMAGA afterwards, later, future
AMAGA ENEN descendant
AMAGA INENGGI later, a later day
AMAGA JALAN later generation, posterity
AMAGANGGE that which is later
AMAHA the same as amaga
AMAKA husband's father
AMALA 1. behind 2. after, later
AMALA FIYANJILAMBI to form a rear guard, to cover the rear
AMALA OBUMBI to set aside
AMALA TUTAMBI to leave behind
AMARGI 1. back, behind 2. north
AMARGI COLHON I KIRU a banner with Mt. Heng depicted on it
AMARGI FALGANGGA Fifth Subdepartment of the Imperial Equipage Department, BH 122
AMARGI FISEMBUHE BOO a building behind the main house
AMARGI FIYENTEHE the concluding section of the body of a formal essay
AMARGI JUWERE JEKUI KŪNGGERI a bureau of the Board of Revenue concerned with transporting grain from the south (Yun-nan) to the north
AMARGI NAHAN the hang on the north side of the room
AMARGINGGE 1. that which comes after
2. afterbirth 3. pertaining to the north
AMARI after, afterwards
AMARIMBI to fall behind
AMASI 1. backward, to the back, toward the back 2. after, henceforth
AMASI BUMBI to sacrifice to the Big Dipper
AMASI DUSHUMBI to draw the right hand back forcefully (in archery)
AMASI JULESI backwards and forwards
AMATA plural of ama
AMBA big, great, vast, important
AMBA AJIGE large and small (size)
AMBA BAYARA guard division; cf. BH 734
AMBA BEIKŪWEN one of the twenty-four solar divisions of the year falling on January twentieth or twenty-first
AMBA DORO imperial rule
AMBA DULIN a majority
AMBA DUWALINAHA one of the six tones of the major scale
AMBA ELHE NIYANJAN an imperial chariot drawn by six men
AMBA ELIOI one of the six tones of the minor scale
AMBA ERDEMUNGGE GURUN Germany
AMBA GARMA a large yellow mosquito
AMBA HALHŪN one of the twenty-four divisions of the solar year falling on August twenty-third or twenty-fourth
AMBA HIYOOЉUN the filial piety of the emperor
AMBA HIYOOЉUNGGA supremely filial--an epithet of the emperor
AMBA HOLBONGGO HOOЉAN paper used for making money that is burned as a sacrifice
AMBA HOЉO the inner corner of the eye
AMBA HŪWALIYAMBURE DEYEN the main throne hall of the Peking palace
AMBA IJA horsefly
AMBA KOOLINGGA HAFAN Compiler of the Second Class, BH 200B
AMBA KUMUN music played when the emperor retired to his private chambers after a banquet
AMBA LAMPA great chaos
AMBA MUKE a flood
AMBA MURU 1. probably, generally, in outline, approximately 2. sketch, outline
AMBA NIMANGGI one of the twenty-four divisions of the solar year falling on the seventh or eighth of December
AMBA SARGAN the first or chief wife
AMBA SURI a type of rough silk
AMBA ЉAHŪRUN one of the twenty-four divisions of the solar year falling on the twentieth or twenty-first of January
AMBA ЉOGE a fifty-ounce silver ingot
AMBA ЉOЉOBUN great summary--the last part of a formal essay
AMBA TACIN Mahayana (Buddhism)
AMBA TEN the great ultimate--the ultimate principle of the universe
AMBA TOOSENGGE ABKA mighty heaven
AMBA YABUNGGA title for a deceased emperor
AMBA YALI meat offered and eaten at a sacrifice
AMBA YOLONGGO JAHŪDAI a type of fast war junk
AMBAKALIYAN rather large, somewhat big
AMBAKAN rather big, a person who is rather large
AMBAKASI plural of ambakan
AMBAKI haughty, proud, pompous
AMBAKILAMBI to act haughtily
AMBALINGGŪ 1. huge, imposing, impressive, grand 2. dignified
AMBALINGGŪ ALIN I ALBAN TACIKŪ Љchool at the Red Hill, BH 87B
AMBALINGGŪ MUNGGAN the mausoleum of the K'ang-hsi emperor
AMBAN 1. high official, dignitary 2. same as amba
AMBAN I MANAMBI 1. to be carried out carelessly 2. (the month) has thirty days
AMBARAMBI to do on a large scale
AMBARAME GIYANGNARA HAFAN an official charged with explaining the classics to the emperor
AMBARAME SIMNEMBI to hold the tri-yearly examination in the capital
AMBARAME WECERE WECEN the sacrifice offered every five years by the emperor to all the imperial ancestors
AMBASA 1. plural of amban 2. rather large
AMBASA SAISA a worthy, wise man, a true gentleman
AMBU mother's elder sister
AMBUHAI AMBUHAI unintentionally
AMBULA greatly, widely, very, much
AMBULA ASARARA FIYENTEN Department of the Privy Purse, BH 77
AMBULA BEIKŪWEN extremely cold
AMBULA IKTAMBURE NAMUN the name of an armory under the
Board of Works
AMBULAKAN rather greatly, rather much
AMBUMA mother's elder sister's husband
AMBUMBI to overtake and catch
AMBUTA plural of ambu
AMCABUMBI caus./pass. of amcambi
AMCADAMBI see amcatambi
AMCAKŪЉAMBI 1. to follow, to pursue 2. to interrogate, to question 3. to investigate
AMCAMBI 1. to pursue, to chase, to catch up to 2. to hurry, to rush 3. to act in retrospect, to act posthumously 4. to review (a case) 5. dobori be amcame 'under cover of darkness' 6. to take advantage of 7. to make up for gambling losses
AMCAME FUNGNEMBI to enfeoff post-humously
AMCAME GEBU BUMBI to give a name posthumously
AMCAME GŪNIMBI to think back in retrospect
AMCARAKŪ can't make it on time, unable to meet a deadline
AMCANAMBI to go to pursue, to rush (over)
AMCANGGA pertaining to pursuit
AMCANGGA JAHŪDAI the name of a type of large warship
AMCANJIMBI to come to pursue, to come pursuing, to catch up with
AMCATAMBI 1. to strive to overtake 2. to speak before someone else has a chance to 3. to overstep one's competence
AMDA MŪЉIHI 1. just sufficient 2.lacking in feeling, indifferent
AMDULABUMBI caus. of amdulambi
AMDULAMBI to paste, to glue
AMDUN glue, paste, birdlime
AMDUN BILCAMBI to spread glue
AMGABUMBI 1. caus. of amgambi 2. to put to bed
AMGACUMBI to sleep together
AMGAMBI to sleep
AMGANAMBI to go to sleep
AMHA wife's father
AMHABUMBI same as amgabumbi
AMHACAMBI same as amgacambi
AMHAMBI same as amgambi
AMHAN same as amha
AMHANAMBI same as amganambi
AMHŪLAN a whistle
AMIDA aspen tree
AMIDA NIMALAN sallow
AMIHŪN realgar
AMILA the male of fowl
AMILAMBI 1. to anoint a Buddhist icon's eyes with blood and thereby impart life to it 2. to grasp the cantle of a saddle
AMILAME CASHŪN FIYELEMBI to vault backwards grasping the cantle of a saddle
AMIN cantle
AMJI father's elder brother
AMJITA plural of amji
AMSU food presented to the emperor
AMSU I DA Chief Trencher-Knight, BH 91
AMSU IBEBUMBI to set food before the emperor
AMSULAMBI to dine (used for the emperor)
AMSUN wine and food offerings to a deity
AMSUN DAGILARA BOO the place where wine and food offerings were prepared
AMSUN I DA official in charge of preparing offerings of food and wine
AMSUN I JANGGIN an official concerned with the preparation of offerings of food and wine
AMSUN I YALI meat used as an offering to a deity
AMSUN JAFAMBI to prepare a food or wine offering
AMTALAMBI to test, to try (food), to taste
AMTAN 1. taste, smell 2. interest
AMTAN ACABUMBI to flavor, to add seasoning
AMTAN AKŪ 1. tasteless 2. uninteresting
AMTAN BAHAMBI to acquire a taste
AMTAN DOЉIMBI to be satisfied with, to be pleased with
AMTAN GAIMBI to take a taste
AMTAN SIMTEN taste, flavor
AMTAN SIMTEN AKŪ listless, bored
AMTAN TUHEMBI to lose taste, to lose interest
AMTANGGA 1. tasty, delicious, 2. enjoyable, interesting, fun
AMTANGGAI pleasurably
AMTAЉAMBI to taste continually or often
AMTUN a type of ancient sacrificial vessel
AMU 1. father's elder brother's wife, mother's sister 2. sleep 3. the pancreas of a pig
AMU GAIMBI to take a nap
AND GETEMBI to awake from sleep
AMU MANGGA very sleepy
AMU SEKTU sleeping lightly
AMU SUREKE wide awake after waking up
AMU SUWALIYAME half asleep, having a sleepy aspect
AND ЉABURAMBI to become sleepy
AMURAN fond of, intent on, good at,
assiduous
AMURANGGA devotee, one who is fond of something
AMŪRGAN a type of fine-grained, yellow wood used to make arrow shafts
AMŪRTU SARLA a swift gray horse
AMUTA plural of amu
AN usual, ordinary, common
AN AKŪ irregular, unusual
AN BE TUWAKIYAMBI to follow what is customary
AN CIKTAN I TANGGIN a hall where the emperor gave instruction or lectured
AN I as usual, as customary
AN I BAITA an everyday matter
AN I GISUN saying, proverb
AN I GU ordinary jade
AN I JERGI ordinary, usual
AN I ŪCŪRI usually, ordinarily
AN I WESIMBŪRE BITHE a memorial dealing with a private matter that did not have the official seal attached
AN JERGI see an i jergi
AN KEMUN rule, common practice, custom
AN KOOLI custom, usage
AN WEHE whetstone
ANABUMBI 1. caus./pass. of anambi 2. to yield to, to be defeated
ANABŪRE ETERE victory and defeat, loss and gain
ANAFU garrison, border garrison
ANAFU COOHA garrison troops
ANAFULABŪMBI caus. of anafulambi
ANAFULAMBI to garrison, to guard a frontier
ANAGAN 1. excuse, pretext 2. intercalary
ANAGAN ARAMBI to make an excuse or pretext
ANAGAN I BIYA the intercalary month
ANAHŪN MOO nanmu tree (Machilus nanmu.)
ANAHŪNGGA GŪRUNG an emperor's coffin
ANAHŪNJAMBI to be yielding, to be humble, to be modest, to yield to
ANAHŪNJAN modesty, reticence
ANAHŪNJANGGA modest, humble, reticent
ANAKŪ 1. key 2. pretext
ANAKŪ AKAMBI to make an excuse, to use a pretext
ANAKŪ FA a sliding window
ANAKŪ JUI a child born after its father is dead
ANAKŪ SEJEN a one-wheeled pushcart
ANAKŪI DA Keeper of Palace Keys, BH 108
ANAMBI 1. to push 2. to urge, to prompt 3. to extend (a date or a deadline) 4. to appoint 5. to make excuses, to blame others 6. to push wider (a battue)
ANAME 1. even: ama (ci) aname 'even father'; . . . ci aname . . . de isitala 'from . . . to . . .' 2. in order, in sequence, one after another, one by one
ANAMELIYAN with the chest protruding
ANAMI a grown Manchurian elk; cf.kandahan
ANAN 1. an imperial carriage 2. pushing, urging 3. sequence
ANAN I in turn, successively
ANAN I SILGASI a graduate promoted to a position that became vacant yearly
ANAN ЉŪKIN obsequious, timid, lacking in self-confidence
ANANGGA 1. a pretext 2. having a pretext
ANASHŪN flexible, yielding
ANATAMBI 1. to push together or repeatedly 2. to put off (until),to procrastinate 3. to refuse
ANCU HIYAN a type of fragrant grass burnt at sacrifices
ANCULAN GIYAHŪN hawk
ANCULAN GŪWARA same as ancun gūwara
ANCUN earring, ear pendant
ANCUN GŪWARA probably the North China eagle owl (Bubo bubo)
ANCUN I BOHORI decorations of gold, coral, or some other precious material attached to ear pendants
ANCUN ILHA a type of jasmine
ANCŪN UMIYAHA cockroach
ANCURAHI gilded leather; cf. gina
ANDA a sworn brother, bosom friend, friend from childhood
ANDA JAFAMBI to swear an oath of brotherhood
ANDA SADUN friends and in-laws
ANDA SAIKAN really good, very good
ANDAHALAMBI to be ashamed, to become ashamed
ANDAHAЉAMBI to turn red from embarrassment
ANDALA on the way, midway, halfway
ANDALA GIYAMUN a post-station along the route
ANDAN an instant, a moment
ANDANDE suddenly, in an instant, at once
ANDARAMBI to be shy of strangers (said of children)
ANDARGI same as adaki
ANDASI halfway, half of the way
ANDŪBŪMBI to distract a person from his worries, to get away from one's cares
ANDUHŪRI indifferent, coldhearted, unfriendly
ANDUHŪRILAMBI to treat (a person) coldly
ANFU a garrison, a border post; cf.anafu
ANFULAMBI same as anafulambi
ANG the sound made by camels and donkeys, a scream used in battle
ANG SEME AFAMBI to attack while shrieking war whoops
ANGGA 1. mouth 2. opening, hole 3. pass, gate
ANGGA ACAMBI to testify in court
ANGGA AIFUMBI to break one's word
ANGGA AKЉUN abusive, slanderous
ANGGA ALJAMBI to promise, to agree to
ANGGA ARAMBI to acknowledge orally
ANGGA BAHAMBI to obtain a confession
ANGGA BAIBI MIOSIRI MIOSIRILAMBI to have a slight smile on one's face constantly
ANGGA BAIMBI to interrogate (a criminal)
ANGGA CAKCAHŪN tight-mouthed, hard to control (of horses)
ANGGA CIRA tight-mouthed (of horses)
ANGGA CUKCUHUN lips protruded--an expression of annoyance
ANGGA DE GAMAHA BA AKŪ (liquor) has never touched his lips
ANGGA DE GAMAMBI to touch the lips--said of liquor
ANGGA DUYEN weak-mouthed (of horses)
ANGGA FAKSI clever in speech, glib
ANGGA FECUHUN without appetite
ANGGA FODOROMBI to protrude the lips in annoyance
ANGGA GAIMBI to kiss
ANGGA GAKAHŪN with the mouth gaping
ANGGA HETUMBI to make a living, to scrape along, to get by
ANGGA HETUMBUMBI to make a living, to get by
ANGGA HOTOHON having lips that protrude upward
ANGGA I ANAKŪ a pretext for scandal or gossip
ANGGA I HOBO the corner of the mouth
ANGGA ICI not thinking before speaking, fluently, effortlessly (of speech)
ANGGA ISI please try some (said when offering food to a guest)
ANGGA ISIBUMBI to make or let taste first
ANGGA ISIMBI to taste first
ANGGA JAFAMBI 1. to close the mouth 2. to catch a prisoner of war who is to be used as an informer
ANGGA JOHIMBI the opening (of a boil) shrinks and heals
ANGGA LABDAHŪN having lips that hang downward
ANGGA MENTUHUN without feeling in the mouth (of horses)
ANGGA MIMIMBI to close the mouth
ANGGA OJOMBI to kiss
ANGGA SONJOMBI to have a craving for odd foods when one is pregnant
ANGGA SULA loose-mouthed (of horses)
ANGGA SULFAMBI to migrate to another place because of an insufficiency of food
ANGGA TUCIMBI to come to a head (of a boil)
ANGGAI ANAKŪ pretext for gossip
ANGGAI DAMBI to blow, to puff
ANGGAI JASIMBI to transmit by word of mouth, to deliver an oral communication
ANGGALA 1. population, persons 2. (postposition) in place of, instead of, rather than, not only
ANGGALAMBI to request, to demand