ttil , ttilh
v.fall (as fruits from the tree) – Example: Mangoes when they are ripe, the fall down. – I shall pick up the mangoes when they fall down from the tree = Hai cu an hmin tikah an ttil. – Hai cu a ttilh tikah ka char te lai
fall (as fruits from the tree) – Example: Mangoes when they are ripe, the fall down. – I shall pick up the mangoes when they fall down from the tree = Hai cu an hmin tikah an ttil. – Hai cu a ttilh tikah ka char te lai
fall (as fruits from the tree) – Example: Mangoes when they are ripe, the fall down. – I shall pick up the mangoes when they fall down from the tree = Hai cu an hmin tikah an ttil. – Hai cu a ttilh tikah ka char te lai
falling
left-over, the crumbs which fall off the table
the content is getting down which means getting less – Example: The water in our pail is getting down = Kan pung ti a ttim
midnight
decreasing, decrease
tin – Example: A tin of water = Ti ttin khat
to go home – Example: He has gone home = Inn ah a ttin cang
black (wth soot) – Example: Black yarn = La tting