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Entry: be:ya:pma
Stem: <be:yapt- ; be:ya:p->
Grammar: v.intr.
Meaning: to attack.
Nepali: āilāgnu
Entry: berli
Grammar: n.
Meaning: cat.
Nepali: < birālo
Entry: bijok
Grammar: n.
Meaning: a species of mushroom.
Nepali: kālo cyāu
Entry: bi:ma
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Stem: <bi:d- ; bi:->
Grammar: v.intr.stat.
Meaning: to be big
Comments: kaŋ.ba bi:.ye (my.ELA be_big.FCT) He's bigger than I am.
Nepali: ṭhulo hunu
Entry: bonpala
Grammar: n.
Meaning: forest, jungle.
Nepali: < ban
Entry: buni
Grammar: n.
Meaning: ritual bond friend.
Nepali: mīt
Entry: caʔima
Stem: <-caʔid- ; caʔi->
Grammar: v.intr.stat.
Meaning: to taste bad, to be unpalatable, to be unsavoury.
Nepali: namiṭho hunu
Entry: cabaŋ
Grammar: n.
Meaning: guest.
Nepali: pahunā
Entry: cabra
Grammar: n.
Meaning: a) bag; b) scrotum.
Entry: caiba
Grammar: adj. & adv.
Meaning: true, truly, really
Comments: caiba.not.te? (true.EXF.ISF) Really? caiba.noʔ (true.EXF) Yes, truly.
Entry: caiŋma
Stem: <caiks- ; caiŋ->
Grammar: v.intr.
Meaning: to be afraid, to be scared, to get a fright
Comments: caiks.iŋ (be_afraid.EXPS) I was afraid. caiŋ.ghad.a (be_afraid.PROC.PT) He got a fright.
Nepali: tarsāunu
Entry: caja
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Grammar: n.
Meaning: child; a term of address used by older people
Comments: cajo! dear child!
Entry: cakkhr̂aŋma
Grammar: n.
Meaning: the sixteen demonesses, to which the yargisukma and the carawadaŋma also belong.
Nepali: buḍhenī
Entry: cakma
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Stem: <cag- ; cak->
Grammar: v.intr.
Meaning: to make oneself beautiful, to clothe and ornament oneself.
Nepali: sĩgārnu
Entry: cam
Grammar: n.
Meaning: paddy
Nepali: dhān
Entry: cama I
Stem: <-cas- ; -ci- ; -ca- ; -ca:->
Grammar: v.intr.aux.
Meaning: expresses that the verbal situation involves an approaching movement across a horizontal plane
Comments: tuŋjama to come wandering; te:jama to come back.
Entry: cama II
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Stem: <-cas- ; -ci- ; -ca- ; -ca:->
Grammar: v.intr.aux.
Meaning: a) expresses middle meaning of the verbal situation; b) expresses an intensified or self-gratifying experience c) depicts the verbal situation as the manner in which something is ingested; d) indicates that the verbal situation involves eating e) depicts the verbal situation as the means by which one earns a living.
Comments: b) mo.ba ha:s.u.ŋ.ma, uks.iŋ.ma, kha i:.jas.iŋ.ma. (that.ELA divide.о3.EXAG.12NS drink.EXPS.12NS word talk.eat.EXPS.12NS) We lit [the cigarettes] and smoked and had a nice talk. d) ka:.so nu:.ja.ŋa thu:.nuŋ. (I.too roast.eat.EXPS miʔ.SOC) I will also mix some and roast and eat some.
Nepali: ~ khānu
Entry: cama III
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Stem: <-cas- ; -ca- ; -ca:->
Grammar: v.tr-2 aux.
Meaning: a) expresses middle meaning of the verbal situation b) expresses an intensified or self-gratifying experience c) depicts the verbal situation as the manner in which something is ingested; d) indicates that the verbal situation involves eating; e) depicts the verbal situation as the means by which one earns a living
Comments: a) wa rem.jo.be:.tt.u.j.e äf. (chicken deceive.eat.RES.PF.о3.3NS.FCT all) He's deceived us into eating all the chickens. igo wayäŋ.beʔ it.choʔ säk.ca.ghaks.en.di. (this basket.LOC one.moment close.eat.see.IMP.EXH) Try and lock yourself up in this basket for a moment. b) mo.dok le:.ji.a.j.e! (that.like know.eat.2AS.NS.IMP) Realize that! e) yombok lä:t.ca.ma pap.n.en.de? (work do.eat.INF need.NNP.FCT.ISF) Don't you need to work for your living?
Nepali: ~ khānu
Entry: camluʔa
Grammar: n.
Meaning: rice which has been partially husked.
Nepali: biyā
Entry: cando
Grammar: adv.
Meaning: immediately, quickly.
Nepali: < cāḍo
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