Jorai-English Dictionary

Verb.
To hold back, to hinder; to resist (pơkơ̆ng glaĭ).

Transitive verb.
To make, to prepare; to repair (pơkra glaĭ: to repair).

Verb.
To defy, to taunt, to challenge.

Verb.
To babble, to chatter.

Verb.
To be slow, to put off, to neglect (dŏ pơkrưĭ).

Transitive verb.
To humble, to bring low.

Verb.
To say to one another, to agree together (pơlaĭ hăng).

Verb.
To spread (of a skin disease) (pơlar hyu).

Verb.
Used in pơlŭk pơlăk: to confuse, to mix up.

Verb.
To look at (pơlăng tơdruă: to look at one another).

Transitive verb.
To make fall, to throw down.

Transitive verb.
To melt (metal).

Verb.
Used in pơgop pơlir: to join together, to have fellowship.

Verb.
To test, to try (pơlông lăng: to test, to tempt).

Verb.
To humble, to bring low (pơluă gŭ: to humble oneself).

Transitive verb.
To destroy, to wipe out (pơrai pơluč).

Verb.
To divorce, to send away (hră pơlui: bill of divorce).

Verb.
To mix, to mingle (pơlŭk hăng); pơlŭk pơlăk: to confuse.

Transitive verb.
To chew, to gnaw.

Adjective.
Used in yom pơmă: costly, of great value.

Transitive verb.
To nurse, to breastfeed (pơ- + mĕm).

Noun.
Used in blan pơmi: full moon, moon feast.

Verb.
To quarrel, to argue.

Verb.
To think, to consider; tơlơi pơmĭn: thought, mind.

Transitive verb.
To shame, to disgrace (ngă pơmlâo: to put to shame).

Transitive verb.
To darken, to obscure.

Transitive verb.
To moisten, to refresh.

Transitive verb.
To put in, to bring in; čih pơmŭt: to enroll, to register.

(PMP: panaq 'to shoot', PC: panah 'to shoot'). Verb.
To shoot (with a bow) (pơnah hraŏ: to shoot arrows).

Noun.
Used in pơjâu pơnăn: sorcery, divination; sorcerer.

Noun.
Wall (pơnăng plei: city wall).

Verb.
To gore (with the horns).

Verb.
Used in lăng pơñen: to examine carefully, to inquire diligently.

Transitive verb.
To sink, to drown, to overwhelm (pơñŭ trăm).

Verb.
To lie with, to sleep with (pơngui hăng).

Noun.
Roof of the mouth, palate.

Adjective.
Swollen (ruă pơôr: swelling sickness, dropsy).

Transitive verb.
To rub (grain) in the hands.

Verb.
To forgive, to show mercy to one another.

Pronoun.
Where to, where; anywhere, wherever.