Meaning:species of small tree bearing leaves with whitish undersides and sticky flowers
Derivation:[< siN wood]
Comments: Nep. ghurbiso.
Entry:cire:ʔ
Grammar:n.
Meaning:circular fishing net with clattering metal rings fastened about the perimeter which centrifugally pull the net open when it is flung spinning out over the water. The rings sink enveloping the fish in the net.
Meaning:1) do; make, build; 2) nadho: co:kmaʔ perform an offering to the jungle goddess ta:mbhuNna or to the deity of the outdoors pa:kkhabɛn by wrapping some fresh blood or a piece of cooked meat from a slaughtered animal in a leaf and leaving it at the jungle's edge or in some remote place outside; 3) mikthɛkthɛk co:kmaʔ [mik eye + thɛk-thɛk cover, obscure] cover someones' eyes, blindfold someone; 4) a:sa co:kmaʔ hope; 5) iNlɛk co:kmaʔ
Comments:1) lamco:gu He's building the road 4) a:saco:guNba I had hoped so 5) vide iNlɛkmaʔ
Entry:co:kphuN
Grammar:n.
Meaning:fabrication, artifice, exaggeration, fish story, tall tale.
Derivation:[co:kmaʔ make + phuN flower]
Entry:co:mmaʔ, -co:nd-/-co:n-
Grammar:vi.
Meaning:topple, fall over
Comments:pha:nco:ndɛ The bamboo has fallen over; cf. so:mmaʔ.
Entry:cɔʔiʔl
Grammar:n.
Meaning:image, likeness, appearance, look.
Entry:cɔkkrɔkma
Grammar:n.
Meaning:uvula.
Entry:cɔkmaʔ, -cɔkt-/-cɔk-
Grammar:vt.
Meaning:join, rejoin
Comments:cǝppǝl puʔ gɔrɔ cɔktɛʔ! If the sandal breaks, put it back together!; sikkiʔcɔktuNba I rejoined the broken line.