Jorai-English Dictionary

Intransitive verb.
To go.

Noun.
Nard, spikenard (fragrant ointment).

(PAN: ənəm 'six', PC: nam 'six'). Numeral.
Six.

Adjective.
Fitting, worthy (năng lăp: worthy); năng ai: perhaps.

Noun.
Aunt (wife of an uncle).

Interjection.
Look!, here (anai nê: behold).

Adverb.
Truly, surely (sĭt nik).

Adverb.
Truly, really (sĭt nĭk).

Adjective.
Used in kloh noh: fine, beautiful, splendid.

Noun.
Price, value; rŭ nua: to avenge.

Adjective.
Used in ruă nuă: painful; pain, suffering.

Verb.
To gore, to butt (with horns).

Adjective.
Used in tum num: complete, whole, perfect.

Noun.
Prey, plunder.

Verb.
To weave (ñam mrai).

Noun.
Used in jam ñan: dishes, plates.

Verb.
To gaze, to look closely (ñem lăng).

Pronoun.
He, she, it; him, her; his, its.

Adjective.
Ashamed, disgraced (ñŭt ƀô̆: to hang one's head).

Verb.
To do, to make, to act; ngă yang: to offer sacrifice.

Noun.
Possessions, property; kong ngăn: inheritance.

Noun.
Used in ană nge: baby, infant.

Adjective.
Young, small (tơdăm ngek: a mere youth).

Verb.
To lift or turn the head, to stretch the neck.

Adjective.
Calm, still (of wind or water).

Adjective.
Used in sol ngol: staggering, reeling.

Noun.
Dew (ia ngom).

Noun.
East (gah ngŏ: the east side).

Adjective.
Used in ngơ ngĭn: still, calm.

Verb.
Used in ngui ngơr: to have fun, to joke, to make merry.

Intransitive verb.
To grow stiff, to cramp (of the hand).

Verb.
To visit (čuă ngui: to visit); to rest, to enjoy oneself.

Noun.
Live coal, ember (hơdăng ngur).

Verb.
To vomit (ŏ tơbiă).

Transitive verb.
To bake, to roast (ŏm ƀañ: to bake bread).

(PAN: i-kaSu 'thou'). Pronoun.
You (familiar or scornful address).

Noun.
Box, small container.

Particle.
Not; closes a negative clause begun with ƀu or anăm.

Noun.
Olive (boh ôliwơ: olive; kơyâo ôliwơ: olive tree).

Noun.
Omer (a dry measure).