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Entry: chakma II
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Stem: <chag- ; chak->
Grammar: v.intr.stat.
Meaning: 1 to be hard, to be solid; 2 (pertaining to persons) to be strong;
Nepali: sāhro hunu, balliyo hunu
Entry: chana
Grammar: adv.
Meaning: more.
Nepali: < jhan
Entry: channäʔ
Grammar: adv.
Meaning: nearly.
Nepali: < jhaḍḍai
Entry: chapchappi
Grammar: adv.
Meaning: stacks, lots, the whole place full.
Nepali: ?<
Entry: chat
Grammar: interj.
Meaning: drat it
Comments: also chäʔ.
Entry: choʔ
Grammar: bound morph.
Meaning: moment
Comments: it.choʔ.ho ka lem.be.ŋ.ä. (one.moment.LCQ I come.RES.EXPS.FCT) I'll come in a minute.
Nepali: chin
Entry: choŋjhaŋ
Grammar: n.
Meaning: the celebration of a commercial deal, where the buyer and the seller drink beer.
Entry: ciʔwa
Grammar: n.
Meaning: pheasant.
Nepali: kālij
Entry: cibrikkiya
Grammar: n.
Meaning: a species of bird.
Entry: cighuptoʔ
Grammar: adv.
Meaning: with the effect of shutting out the light completely
Comments: nam cighuptoʔ kik.khad.iŋ.ma (sun dark set.PROC.EXPS.12NS) Night fell, covering us with darkness. wa äŋ.ʔim.m.e.yo, dailo cighuptoʔ cu:p.tis.o (chicken enter.NP.3PL.FCT.ARQ dailo dark shut.apply.ARQ) The chickens are coming in, close the door tightly.
Nepali: thyāppai
Entry: cijeŋ
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Stem: <cijiŋ>
Grammar: n.
Meaning: thorn.
Nepali: kāḍā
Entry: cikciʔ
Grammar: adj.
Meaning: nasty, untasty, repugnant
Comments: cikciʔ mitt.u.ŋ.ji.ŋ (nauseating consider.о3.EXAG.3NS.EXAG) I found them repulsive.
Nepali: ghin
Entry: cikcikya
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Grammar: n.
Meaning: a species of bird.
Nepali: cuiyā
Entry: cikma I
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Stem: <cig- ; cik->
Grammar: v.intr.
Meaning: to become ripe, to mature, to become fermented.
Comments: Cf. chakma.
Nepali: cipnu
Entry: cikma II
Stem: <cig- ; cik->
Grammar: v.tr.
Meaning: 1) to take [a person] along or take [a person] somewhere; 2) to take [a person] as spouse, to marry.
Comments: 1) ciʔapma to bring, get or fetch [a person]; cikkhäʔma to escort [somebody]
Entry: cim
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Grammar: n.
Meaning: platform of boards or bamboo; split bamboo mat spread above a lower terrace on which one does the dishes.
Nepali: ṭāḍ
Entry: cimgheʔaŋma
Stem: <-cimgheʔaks- ; -cimgheʔaŋ->
Grammar: v.tr.aux.
Meaning: expresses the enduring of hardship or harassment
Comments: rom.jimgheʔaŋ.ʔin.u.ŋ.ä. (beat.endure.NP.о3.EXAG.FCT) I'll go and get myself beaten (i.e. happen what may, I'll endure it). lu:.jimgheʔaks.e. (say.endure.IMP) Go and get yourself scolded (i.e. go and suffer what he says to you). yop.cimghes.so aŋ.ʔind.w.e. (scold.endure.too endure.NP.о3.FCT) He endures even scolding. ekdam mo:k.cimgheʔaŋ.ʔind.w.en.de. (ek_dam thrash.endure.NP.о3.FCT.ISF) He really has to endure a lot of thrashing.
Entry: cimik
Grammar: n.
Meaning: blinking
Comments: cimik-cimik lä:ʔma to blink.
Entry: cimma I
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Stem: <cips- ; cim->
Grammar: v.intr. & v.tr.
Meaning: 1) v.intr. to collapse, to fall asunder, to crash down 2) to fall down upon, to collapse on top of
Comments: 1) cim.y.og.a (collapse.UFM.come_down.PT) It unexpectedly collapsed. 2) ruŋguʔw.äʔ yaʔmi cips.u (stone.INS person collapse_upon.о3) [The cave] collapsed on top of the people.
Nepali: bhatkinu
Entry: cimma II
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Stem: <cin->
Grammar: v.intr.
Meaning: (only in combination with the auxiliaries <-ya- ; -yaf-> (UFM) and -ʔukma 'to come down') to crumble down, to collapse, to tumble down
Comments: ciy.y.og.a (collapse.UFM.come_down.PT) It unexpectedly crashed down.
Nepali: bhatkinu
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