Jorai-English Dictionary

Verb.
To gather, to meet, to assemble (sang khăn pơƀŭt: tent of meeting).

Transitive verb.
To break, to smash (taih pơčah: to smash).

Verb.
To invent, to devise (pơčeh pơjing); pơčeh ƀlor: to make up lies.

Verb.
To crowd together, to press in.

Verb.
To provoke, to make angry.

Verb.
To split apart, to tear open.

Transitive verb.
To scatter, to separate, to disperse.

Verb.
To shine, to give light.

Verb.
Used in mă pơčrăm: to cast lots; a lot.

Verb.
To plan, to intend; to force a way through.

Verb.
To plot, to conspire.

Verb.
To cross (the hands).

Verb.
To burn (with desire), to inflame.

Verb.
To kiss (each other).

Verb.
To accuse, to bring a charge against (pơčŭt kơ).

Verb.
To show, to make known; to appear.

(PAN: pajay 'rice in the field; rice plant', PC: paday 'unhusked rice; paddy'). Noun.
Rice (in the field), grain.

Verb.
To make level, to straighten (a path).

Verb.
To line up, to set in order (for battle).

Verb.
Used in pyu pơde: to commit adultery, sexual immorality.

Noun.
Used in tơlơi pơdeh pơrơsao: dispute, quarrel.

Verb.
To load (pack animals); caravan.

Verb.
To give in marriage; pơdŏ rơkơi: to marry (a husband).

Verb.
To take sides, to show partiality; to defend (a case).

Transitive verb.
To hide, to conceal.

Intransitive verb.
To rest; to stop, to cease (hrơi pơdơi: day of rest).

Transitive verb.
To level, to make flat.

Transitive verb.
To build, to set up, to establish.

Adjective.
Rich, wealthy (pơdrŏng sah: rich).

Verb.
To sell, to trade.

Transitive verb.
To honor, to hold sacred.

Verb.
To wake up, to rouse; to get up early.

Verb.
To appoint, to put in charge, to set (pơdưm brơi).

Verb.
To overturn, to turn upside down (blư̆ pơđang).

Verb.
To warm, to keep warm.

Noun.
Riddle (tơlơi pơđaŏ).

Verb.
To command, to order; tơlơi pơđar: command, statute.

Transitive verb.
To salt, to season.

Noun.
Scab, rash (brah pơđeh).

Transitive verb.
To lay down, to put to bed (pơ- + đih).