Jorai-English Dictionary
Jorai-English Dictionary · Tơlơi Jrai – English
Words beginning with K
376 entriesKraĭ
Noun.
Used in lŏn kraĭ: clay.
Krañ
Adjective.
Used in đet krañ: angry, indignant.
Krao
Verb.
Used in ur krao: to cry out, to groan.
Krăn
Verb.
Used in thâo krăn: to know, to recognize.
Krăñ
Expressive.
Used in kro krăñ: parched, very dry.
Krăng
Noun.
Ridge, slope (krăng čư̆).
Krăp
Verb.
To lie in wait, to ambush (dŏ krăp: to lie in ambush).
Kren
Noun.
Used in brŭ kren: gangrene, spreading sore.
Kreñ
Adjective.
Angry, furious (hil kreñ: wrath).
Krĕng
Verb.
To stare, to look fixedly (krĕng lăng).
Krĕp
Adverb.
Exactly, fully (krĕp djơ̆: exactly as; fulfilled).
Krĕt
Adverb.
Still, motionless (dŏ krĕt: to keep still).
Kriao
Noun.
Eunuch (ding kơna kriao).
Kriăng
Adjective.
Steep (of a slope).
Krih
Transitive verb.
To sprinkle, to water.
Krin
Adjective.
Used in prŏng krin, kraih krin: great, mighty, awesome.
Kring
Verb.
To set aside, to put apart.
Krip
Adjective.
Used in krip yip: terrifying, dreadful.
Krisôlit
Noun.
Chrysolite (a precious stone).
Krisôpras
Noun.
Chrysoprase (a precious stone).
Krĭ
Adjective.
Foul, stinking (ƀâu krĭ: stench).
Krĭp
Adjective.
Tight, closely fitted; firm.
Kro
Adjective.
Dry, withered (thu kro: dried up).
Krong
Noun.
River (ia krong).
Krŏm
Verb.
To brood, to sit on (eggs).
Krŏn
Noun.
Used in jrao krŏn phĭ: a bitter herb (myrrh).
Krŏng
Verb.
To stay awake, to keep watch (dŏ krŏng).
Krôp
Verb.
To brood, to sit on (eggs); to gather (young) under the wings.
Krơ
Noun.
Bodily discharge (djơ̆ krơ: to have a discharge).
Krơ̆m
Verb.
To brood, to sit on eggs, to hatch.
Krơ̆ng
Verb.
To support, to prop up, to hold firm (djă krơ̆ng).
Kru
Noun.
Footstep, track (tui kru: to follow in someone's steps).
Kruah
Noun.
Used in angĭn kruah: whirlwind.
Kruăi
Noun.
A kind of fruit tree (boh kruăi: its fruit).
Kruk
Verb.
To call (chicks), to cluck.
Krŭ
Adjective.
Stubborn (krŭ pơkơdơ̆ng: rebellious); muddy (krŭ tơkơ̆l).
Krưh
Adjective.
Proud, haughty.
Krưp
Adjective.
Awesome, dreadful, terrifying.
Krư̆
Transitive verb.
To shut in, to lock up, to imprison (ba krư̆: to take captive).
Kuah
Transitive verb.
To shave (kuah ƀuk: to shave the head).