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Bahing Vocabulary. 



[No. 6. 



Candid, 



f Ma hanba. Neg. 



\Aje. Ajebwakba. 



,» ,. . I Deukha giba, m. c. 



Malicious, < p> | , « ■ r 

 7 L Deukha gibanima f. 



Benevole 



nt i Gversi <f pJlba ' m " C * 



f Paba. m. c. 

 Industrious, <t,-, - 



' VPabanima, f. 



-j- ,, ( Chwancha, no. 



' { Cbwancbanima, f. 



True, or truth speaking, A'je. A'je bwak- 



ba, m. c. Aje bwakbamma, f. 

 False, or false~\ Limo. Limo bwakba, m. 



speaking, J Limo. bwakbanima, f. 

 Passionate,^) Soksa, bokba, m, c. 



hasty, / Soksa bokbanima, f. 



Placid, patient, Soksa ma bokab. Neg. 



r , ,, f Niba, in. c. 



Cowardly, < AT . U ' . e 

 ■" LiNibamma, f. 



Brave, Ma niba. Neg. 



Constant-minded ,1 Theum jasiba, m. 



Unchangeable, J Theumjasibanima, f. 



Inconstant, "I 

 Changeful. J 



Theum majasiba. Neg. 



Wasteful, "1 Warba, m. c. 



profuse, j Warbanima, f. 



^r. ,, fKakachyakba, m. n. 



So' jj \_Kakaehyakbanima, f. 



T-r. , tl /Theum neuba, m. c. 



Hind, gentle, < m , , . e 



t> l/Theum neubanima, f. 



Harsh, unkind, Theum maueuba. Neg. 



r\u v .. / Biba, Bisiba, m. c* 

 Obedient, < u ,, . D ', ., ~ 



' (^Bibanima, Bisibanima, I. 



Disobedient, Ma biba. Ma bisiba. 



M 



Wi 



S> 



,-GenUival both, 

 reminine, Minchake, J 



Mad, idiotic, Atheum ma neuba. 



Sane of mind, Atheum neuba. 



Licit, Pachome, m. f. n. 



Illicit, Ma pachome. 



Bodily, Ramke, ~\Genitival, both of 



Mental, Theumke,J tht-se: com. gender. 



„ , j Soleumi byakba, m. c. 



° '' \S61eumi byakbanima, f. 



Thirsty, Pwaku dwaktimi byakba. 



f Aklancho bwakba, m. 



Naked, 



bwakbanima, f. 



Clothed, Phisiba, m. c. Phisibanima, f. 

 Libidinous (man), Ming dwakba, m. 



Libidinous (woman), Wainsa dwakba- 



nima, f. 

 Gluttonous, Kojacha, m. Kojamicha, f. 



Drunkard, Dh^kong- <. .". , ' . " c 

 ° l^-tubanima, f. 



Drunken, Dukba, m. c. Dukbanima, f. 



Foul-mouthed, /Khiba, m. c. 



Abusive, ^Khibanima, f. 



Alive, fBlenba, m. c. 



Living, \Blenbanima, f. 



Dying, Byakchopaba. 



Dead, Byakba, t m. c. Byakbanima, f. 



Sickening,! R , f.paba, _m. c. 



Sick, J (^-pabamma, f. 



Sickened, sick, Riba, m. c. Ribanima,f. 



Getting well, Swachopaba. 



Got well, Swaba, m. c. Swabanima, f. 



Plealthy, Neuba, m. Neubanima, f. 



Made well, Swapang. 



Strong, Sokticha, m. Soktimicha, f. 



fSoktimathiba, m. 

 Weak, < Soktimathibanima, f. 

 [_Sokti manthim, 



Myelchopa- 



c. 

 Sleepy, Myelchopaba, m. 



banima, f. 

 Asleep, Myelba, m. Myelbanima, f. 



Waking, Syainscho- < "' , ' . ' \ 

 °' J - l^-pabanima, r. 



. , o . f-siba, m. c. 



Awake, Syams- < ., '. , 

 7 J - l/sibanima, f. 



Awakening, Syainsipaba. 



Awakened, Syainsipana. 



Youns;, Akachime,"! f 



Youthful, Yake, J m * r# 



Adult X Swolacha > m> 



Aault ' \Swolami or Swolamicha 



Old, aged, Gna-wa, m. Gna-mi 



f Rimba, m. f. n. 



Handsome, < Rimsokpa, m. 



[_tfimsongma, f. 



r Ma rimba. ~\ 



Ugly, } Ma rimsokba. [-Neg. 



(Ma rimsongma J 



„,.,., ( Laba, com. gen. and m. 

 Tall, high, ] T ,, ' • f ° 

 ' & ' ( Labanima, r. 



_. , , TDekho laba, m. and n. 



Short, low, | Da j 10 labanima? t 



„ „ ... 1 Gndlo, m. and n. 

 Great, big, } Gu6lonima , f . 



f. 



* Biba is the transitive, bisiba the intransitive forms. See verbs. 



t Byakchopaba is literally who makes to die, and so of all similar words : but 

 the form is doubt'ul, and in general the participle in ba, which is aoristic is used 

 in neuter verbs exclusively to express both are senses of dying and dead, sickening 

 and sick, the preterite particle being regarded as an appendage of transitives only. 





