Jorai-English Dictionary

Noun.
Refuse, waste, dross; dung (djah bôr).

Intransitive verb.
To die; dead.

Verb.
Used in djik djak: to mock, to scorn.

Adjective.
Used in djŏp djang: all, throughout (djŏp djang anih: everywhere).

Expressive.
Used in tơtư̆ djir djar: to tremble, to shake with fear.

Verb.
To hold, to carry; to keep (djă pioh: to keep).

Expressive.
Used in djeh djong: neat, tidy, in order.

Verb.
Used in djah djel: to purge, to clean out thoroughly.

Noun.
Side, edge; ƀơi djeo: beside, next to.

Verb.
To press, to squeeze (grapes); luh djet: winepress.

Adjective.
Small, minor (tơlơi djhul: small matters).

Noun.
Used in dji djip: tools, implements.

Verb.
Used in djik djak: to mock, to scorn, to insult.

Noun.
Used in dji djip: tools, implements.

Expressive.
Used in tơtư̆ djir djar: to tremble, to shake with fear.

Verb.
To drip, to drop, to drain out.

Noun.
Strand of a cord (klâo djoi: three-stranded).

Expressive.
Used in djeh djong: neat, tidy, in order.

Adjective.
All, every, complete (djŏp djang: everything).

Adjective.
Right, correct, fitting; to touch.

Adjective.
Used in djơ̆m dim: soft, tender, delicate.

Verb.
Used in hơtoh djraĭ: to insult, to revile, to mock.

Noun.
Leopard.

Noun.
Window.

Expressive.
Rushing, roaring (sound of water or a crowd; djring djring).

Verb.
To help.

Noun.
Roebuck, a kind of deer (kơtŏng djruah).

Adjective.
Used in klă djrưng: sober, serious, self-controlled.

Noun.
Used in dju djuam: sickness, disease.

Noun.
Family line, clan, tribe, nation; kind, sort (kơnŭng djuai: tribe).

Noun.
Used in dju djuam (duăm): sickness, disease.

Noun.
Firewood, wood.