tteh , ttet
v.worn out: be worn out – Example: My shirt has worn out = Ka angki a ttet
worn out: be worn out – Example: My shirt has worn out = Ka angki a ttet
gnaw, nibble – Example: A rat gnaws at the gunny sach = Zu nih buri a ttai
squawk, utter a loud, harsh cry as a fowl when frightened
to fly out like sparks in different directions
embroider in different patterns and colours
to suffer cronically from malaria – Example: I am suffering cronically from malaria = Raifanh nih a ka ttelh
to be in a run-down condition of health
write – Example: It’s easy for me to write = Ca ttelh kaa foih ko
bind, fasten, tie
to tie something on something – Example: They tie the flag on the end of the stick = Fung parah alan an ttemh