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Pari, broad. 
pny, hot, pungent. 
Pétsétsi, little, small. 
Phrei, rough. 
Byai, thin (of cloth, paper &c.). 
5 angt, red. 
Wus, moist. 
Zhili, bright (opp. dark). 
Yui, old (as clothes and other 
_ things). 
Lai, thin, fine (as thread &c.). 
Sil sil, smooth. 
Soi, cold. 
Ebbo, good. 
Gyi, I. 
Hantsore, you. 
Daltsore, they. 
_ all. 
Thazu, this. 
Thé, that. 
Gyo, which). 
. Kha, eat i inter]. 
Tiki, one. 
Bi, four. 
Kachum, to turn. 
Kunchun, to look at, 
| Kugchwm, to arrest. 
Kyichwm, to wash. 
% 865.] Note on the Pronunciation of the Tibetan Language. 
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Kyulchum, to rob. 
Kyormen, to discharge (an arrow). 
Khugchum, to find. 
Khyuchum, to cover. 
Galchum, to liberate. 
Gyagsmen, to listen. 
Gyarchum, to fear, be afraid of. 
Grechum, to bite. 
Goalchum gwalchum, to hang up. 
Chachum, to smear, paint. 
Chichum, to press, squeeze. 
Chhingchum, to rob. 
Chhilchum, to select. 
Chhurchum, to squeeze out. 
Chhuinchum, to bind, fasten. 
Tigchum, to cover. 
Tidmen, to irrigate. 
Toamen, twamen, to mow, cut grass. 
Toanchum, twanchum, to borrow 
(money). 
Thugchwm, to break. 
Thichum, to melt. 
Thirchum, to send (a man). 
Thogchwm, to put off (a coat). 
De, is. 
Dodmen, to meet. 
Ni, is. 
Niza, was. 
Panchum, to fly. 
Pinchum, to fill. 
Punchum, to grow. 
Phanchum, to sew. 
Phochum, to put on (clothes). 
Phyamen, to speak. 
Bruchum, to wipe. 
Tsagchum, to put in, 
Tsabchwm.,, to cleave. 
