A Grammar of the Kachin Language
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n.
» din n.
» gai „ gnm ,, gnn n.
a.
n.
„ lau V.
„ lawt „ hpan V.
n.
„ hpraw „ ra n.
n.
,. ring » rit n.
n.
„ rawng V.
„ rawt V.
back and forth, to and fro; gin- hkrang hkawm at.
to play as a child.
see app. Ill, to be worthy, deserving; often used with dan; ging dan, suburbs, circumjacent parts, as a- round a village; a district.
to be full, complete; to have ar- rived, used of time, ahkying guai.
see § 35. 2 b.
to bow the head or body, a preformative; see § 6. b.
elephant grass as used by the... nat- priests; gumba gungji.
a ball, a globe; v. to round, make globular; also to collect, gather in a heap. comp. l&hkatuu.
an old woman.
see § 35. 2. d.
guardian nats; gumgun gumphai; see parts.
to cause mischief, to trouble; n. a mischief-maker, a rebel, an un- ruly person; shi gumlau kaha rai nga ai.
to jump up and down as for joy.
a fortune-teller; a creator, gumlan gumhpan, see parts.
silver; money.
a pony, a horse.
a blessing, favor; gumring gumrat.
a necklace; a silver ring worn round the neck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
n.
» din n.
» gai „ gnm ,, gnn n.
a.
n.
„ lau V.
„ lawt „ hpan V.
n.
„ hpraw „ ra n.
n.
,. ring » rit n.
n.
„ rawng V.
„ rawt V.
back and forth, to and fro; gin- hkrang hkawm at.
to play as a child.
see app. Ill, to be worthy, deserving; often used with dan; ging dan, suburbs, circumjacent parts, as a- round a village; a district.
to be full, complete; to have ar- rived, used of time, ahkying guai.
see § 35. 2 b.
to bow the head or body, a preformative; see § 6. b.
elephant grass as used by the... nat- priests; gumba gungji.
a ball, a globe; v. to round, make globular; also to collect, gather in a heap. comp. l&hkatuu.
an old woman.
see § 35. 2. d.
guardian nats; gumgun gumphai; see parts.
to cause mischief, to trouble; n. a mischief-maker, a rebel, an un- ruly person; shi gumlau kaha rai nga ai.
to jump up and down as for joy.
a fortune-teller; a creator, gumlan gumhpan, see parts.
silver; money.
a pony, a horse.
a blessing, favor; gumring gumrat.
a necklace; a silver ring worn round the neck.
What to read after A Grammar of the Kachin Language?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O Ola Hanson to read onlineMoreLess
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