Jorai-English Dictionary

Expressive.
Used in hring hrang: staggering, reeling.

Noun.
Bow (for shooting) (ƀrŏm hraŏ: bow and arrows).

Noun.
Book, letter, writing.

Verb.
To learn.

Noun.
Used in hrăng hơdrăng: belt, sash.

Adjective.
Satisfied, content (trơi hrăp: full, satisfied).

Verb.
To shout, to cry out (ur hrek).

Noun.
Snare, noose; to entangle.

Noun.
Rope, cord, string; line.

Noun.
Used in hơñual hrêu: network, lattice.

Noun.
Song, chant; to sing or pipe a tune.

Transitive verb.
To create (hrih pơjing: to create).

Expressive.
Used in hring hrang: wavering, staggering, unsteady.

Verb.
To absorb, to suck in, to drink up.

Noun.
Used in hro rui: creeping things, reptiles.

Intransitive verb.
To come into ear, to form heads (of grain).

Verb.
Used in hrah hrong: to turn away, to reject.

Intransitive verb.
To decrease, to diminish, to recede, to go down.

Adverb.
Together (hrŏm hơbĭt); with (hrŏm hăng).

Verb.
Used in hrôh lar: to multiply, to increase.

Transitive verb.
To wrap (pŏn hrôm).

Verb.
To spread out, to stretch out (of roots or branches).

(PAN: waRi₁ 'day; sun; dry in the sun', PC: hurɛy 'day; sun'). Noun.
Day; sun (yang hrơi).

Noun.
Jar; a liquid measure (bath).

Verb.
Used in dui hrơ̆t: to drag, to pull along.

Verb.
To replace, to succeed (hrua anih: to take the place of).

Noun.
Belt, sash, waistband (hruă hơdrăng).

Noun.
Nest (ngă hruh: to build a nest).

Verb.
To gather, to collect, to bring in (hrui pơƀŭt).

Verb.
To come in crowds, to swarm (hruĭ rai).

Verb.
To be like, to resemble (hrup hăng: like).

Noun.
Sheath, scabbard.

Verb.
To devour, to eat.

Verb.
Used in hrŏ huač: to diminish, to decrease.

Conjunction.
Lest, for fear that.

Noun.
A farm tool, perhaps a mattock or plowshare.

Verb.
To eat (a meal; ƀơ̆ng huă).

Transitive verb.
To sling, to hurl (a stone).

Intransitive verb.
To faint, to swoon (djai huăt).

Adjective.
Used in mriah huč: scarlet, deep red.