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Entry: ar
Grammar: adj.
Meaning: other
Derivation: [< Nep. arko 'other']
Comments: cf. arɨm.
Entry: a:r
Grammar: n.
Meaning: Kiranti eau-de-vie, millet brandy, distilled from ɨmma (q.v.)
Nepali: raksī.
Entry: mbhu
Grammar: n.
Meaning: the tree Melia azedarach
Nepali: bakaino.
Derivation: [? < Nep. bakaino + -bhu 'tree']
Entry: de:l
Grammar: n.
Meaning: village water source, village well.
Derivation: [de:l 'village' + 'water']
Entry: kaN
Grammar: n.
Meaning: 1) water; 2) juice
Nepali: ras
Derivation: [< 'water']
Comments: tsɨrpa-po kaNkɨ lemon juice; cf. kökɨ.
Entry: kaNdɨm
Grammar: n.
Meaning: a medicinal herb, the leaves of which are squeezed to extract the sap which is applied directly to wounds.
Derivation: [< kaN 'water']
Entry: kaN-dharam
Grammar: n.
Meaning: water tap (Nep. dhārā ) or kuvā
Derivation: [kaN 'water' + dhara < Nep. dhārā 'water tap' + -m nom.sf.]
Comments: cf. subukɨ.
Entry: kaN-tsirkhɨm
Grammar: n.
Meaning: cascade, waterfall
Nepali: chāʔgo, Eastern Nep. chẽgā.
Derivation: [kaN 'water' + tsirkhɨm 'urine']
Entry: kǝN
Meaning: vide kaNkɨ.
Entry:
Kiränti etymology: Kiränti etymology
Grammar: n.
Meaning: 1) water 2) source, tap, kuwa
Nepali: dhārā, kuvā
Comments: Cf. meaning 'water, source' in the proper names of local water sources, e.g. Ba:sirkɨ or Ba:sirku (proper name of the main dhārā of the hamlet of Ciurīkharka ), Sasarkakɨ or Sasarkaku (proper name of the main dhārā of Sasarkā village); cf. ku, subɨkɨ.
Entry: bi
Grammar: n.
Meaning: shaman
Nepali: dhāmī
Comments: cf. naksö-kɨbi.
Entry: bi
Grammar: n.
Meaning: outdoor deity which lurks within crevices in precipitous escarpments and along large cliffs
Nepali: Raŋkenī, riŋgaṭā calāune devatā.
Comments: the bi disguises himself in the form of a tree or a monkey or simply remains invisible, and he causes people to feel dizzy so that they lose their balance and fall to their deaths
Entry: ́hɨm
Kiränti etymology: Kiränti etymology
Grammar: n.
Meaning: cloud, mist, fog; air
Nepali: bādal, kuiro.
Derivation: [< 'water']
Entry: hɨm-sadzɨm
Grammar: n.
Meaning: thunderhead, nimbus cloud, gail winds, black clouds, thunder and torrential rains.
Derivation: [hɨm 'cloud' + jingle]
Entry: mi:n
Grammar: n.
Meaning: thirst
Derivation: [< 'water']
Comments: cf. lɨnɨ vi-4 (2b), so:ʔwa.
Entry: ḿsinɨ
Kiränti etymology: Kiränti etymology
Grammar: vr.non-erg.
Meaning: 1) bend over, bow, bend forward; 2) concentrate, pay attention, be pensive.
Entry: ri, rim
Kiränti etymology: Kiränti etymology
Grammar: n.
Meaning: shade, shadow; silhouette, outline; image picture, photograph.
Entry: rim
Comments: vide kɨri.
Entry: rnɨ
Kiränti etymology: Kiränti etymology
Grammar: vt-1 r
Meaning: 1) carry; 2) mupu rnɨ (mupu abdomen) be with child, be pregnant
Nepali: boknu.
Entry: tna
Kiränti etymology: Kiränti etymology
Grammar: n.
Meaning: elbow.
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