W

welcome

conglawmh

weld

1. sengh; e.g. He welded the broken rod = Thirfung kiak kha a sengh i a peh.
2. hmunkhat i lung nge tein um; e.g. They are welded into a team = Bu khatte ah an i seng.

welfare

lunglawm tein umnak, damnak, lawmhnak, rumnak, hna hi welfare an si.

welkin

van , kan cung i a ummi van hi

well

1. a ttha ko; e.g. Everything goes well at home = Inn ah zeipaoh a ttha dih ko; e.g. Does your watch run well = Na suimilam ttha tein a kal maw?
2. thiam ngaiin; e.g. He speaks English very well = Mirang holh a thiam ngaingai.
3. zong; e.g. He gave me rice as well as salt = Facang a ka pek i cite zong a ka pek chih.
4. just as well; e.g. Since our friends didn’t turn up, we may just as well go home = Kan hawile an rat lo caah inn i kan kir zongah a ttha ko lai; e.g. Our fishing expedition was ruined by bad weather. We might just as well have stayed at home = Kan tiva kal cu ruahpi nih a kan rawk, inn ah khan rak um deuh awk men kan rak si.

well

1. ngandam; e.g. He is well = A dam ko. 2. a ttha; e.g. It will be well to start early = Tuan i thawk ah a ttha lai.

well

launak langhternak; e.g. Well! Well! Here is Jack = E! e! Jack hika a phan ai!  Well ticu veimu, ti zongah hman a si.

well

tikhor chung i ti a hung ut bantukin hung put; e.g. Tears well up in her eyes = A mitthli a chuak.

well

tikhor; e.g. The well runs dry in summer = Thal caan ah cun tikhor hi a car.