Hal
to be at enmity with, to be bitter against, to hate, to have a grudge
In Hmar, hate is Hal, Tai, Chim.
1. (noun) the emotion of intense dislike; a feeling of dislike so strong that it demands action 2. (verb) to have and express negative sentiments about a person 3. (verb) dislike intensely; feel antipathy or aversion towards
to be at enmity with, to be bitter against, to hate, to have a grudge
to be at enmity with, to hate
Latin transliteration: /cim/
a rik zo lo leia tlu le sie, 1. to fall down being unable to support weight, to be damaged, to disintegrate, hmupeilo, hnâm, 2. to hate, to be disgusted with.
Latin transliteration: /nha:m/
ditnaw, ditumnaw, chim, chimum, loathsome, abbhorring, revolting, hateful, v chim, loath, averse, abhor, detest, hate, n chemzâm, sword.
to hate, to dislike
Latin transliteration: /ha-zat/
theida, lunginsen, dit umlo, regret, hate, abhor.
Latin transliteration: /in-ho:/
theida, to hate, shorten form of `inhuo', ri neia luong, quick flow of water making sound.
Latin transliteration: /kat-no:/
dawn naw, ditnaw, hate, abbhor.
Theida, tirdak; (vt) theida tirdak.
Latin transliteration: /thdi-da:/
hnâm, ngei, ditnaw, to hate, to have contempt, n hnâmumna, hmupeinawna, hatred, contempt, abhorance
hate, dislike
Theidana, v. theida, tirdakna
Latin transliteration: /in-en-nuom-lou/
inhmupeilova um, to hate, to be in enmity, to dissaprove.
to hate, to dislike, to make to feel sick, to make one turn against even to the point of nauseating
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