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1.  [attributive verb]
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| definition | [is] empty; finished; all used up; complete
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| examples | ãªé¨¹ËÁ´ | chaiH johnM mohtL | to use (it) all up |
ãªéËÁ´ | chaiH mohtL | used up; gone; finished |
·Ñé§ËÁ´  | thangH mohtL | all; it all; all of it; altogether; completely; every; whole |
¾¹Ñ¹ËÁ´ | phaH nanM mohtL | to game |
ËÁ´µÙ´ | mohtL dtuutL | "...has had their butt(s) kicked!" |
ËÁ´·èÒ | mohtL thaaF | desperately; hopelessly |
ËÁ´ºØ  | mohtL boonM | [euphemism for] to die |
ËÁ´à»Å×ͧ  | mohtL bpleuuangM | to cost |
ËÁ´ä» | mohtL bpaiM | away |
ËÁ´ÃÙ» | mohtL ruupF | desperately; hopelessly |
ËÁ´ÅÒ¹ | mohtL laanM | dilapidated; run down |
ËÁ´áÅéÇ  | mohtL laaeoH | finished; all gone; used up |
ËÁ´áÅéÇ  | mohtL laaeoH | finished; none remaining; empty; all gone; all consumed |
ËÁ´ÊµÔ  | mohtL saL dtiL | unconscious; blackout; in a coma; comatose |
ËÁ´Ê¹Ø¡ | mohtL saL nookL | [is] no fun anymore |
ËÁ´ÊÀÒ¾ | mohtL saL phaapF | used up; worn out |
ËÁ´ÍÒÂØ  | mohtL aaM yooH | out of date; expired |
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¢Íº¤Ø³¤èÐ ´Ô©Ñ¹Âѧ´×èÁäÁèËÁ´ khaawpL khoonM khaF deeL chanR yangM deuumL maiF mohtL"No, thank you, I haven’t finished yet." |
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©Ñ¹äÁèÃÙéÇèÒ¨Ðà´Ô¹ä»¢éҧ˹éÒä´éÍÂèÒ§ä÷ء¢ìÃзÁ¢Á¢×è¹ËÁ´¡ÓÅѧ㨠chanR maiF ruuH waaF jaL deernM bpaiM khaangF naaF daiF yaangL raiM thook[k]H raH thohmM khohmR kheuunL mohtL gahmM langM jaiM"I don’t know how I will be able to go forward (when) I am suffering from such depression and I lack the will (to live)." |
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µ¡ã¨ËÁ´àÅÂ! dtohkL jaiM mohtL leeuyM[exclamation] "Gosh! You scared me!" |
µ¡ã¨ËÁ´àÅÂ! dtohkL jaiM mohtL leeuyM"[an interjection used or said immediately after someone has sneaked up on you] You scared the bejesus (living daylights) out of me!" |
ºÍ¡¨Ó¹Ç¹»ÃÔÁÒ³ ¤×ÍÁÔä´éºÍ¡ªÑ´Å§ä»ÇèÒà·èÒ¹Ñé¹à·èÒ¹Õé à»ç¹áµè¡Ó˹´ÇèÒÁÒ¡ËÃ×͹éÍ«Ö觾ͨÐÃÙé¤ÇÒÁËÁÒÂä´éâ´Â»ÃÔÁÒ³ àªè¹ ÁÒ¡ ¹éÍ ËÅÒ ·Ñé§ËÅÒ ¨Ø ·Ñ駻ǧ ·Ñé§ËÁ´ ºÃÃ´Ò ¤¹ÅÐ ÊÔè§ÅÐ µèÒ§ ºÒ§ ºéÒ§ ¡Ñ¹ ÏÅÏ àªè¹ baawkL jahmM nuaanM bpaL riH maanM kheuuM miH daiF baawkL chatH lohngM bpaiM waaF thaoF nanH thaoF neeH bpenM dtaaeL gahmM nohtL waaF maakF reuuR naawyH seungF phaawM jaL ruuH khwaamM maayR daiF dooyM bpaL riH maanM chehnF maakF naawyH laayR thangH laayR jooL thangH bpuaangM thangH mohtL banM daaM khohnM laH singL laH dtaangL baangM baangF ganM chehnFTo indicate a quantity, although it is not necessary that the number be precise; the modifier may indicate “many” or “a few” just to show an approximation of the amount. Examples include, “a lot,” “few,” “many,” “all of,” “much,” “the entirety of,” “all of,” “complete,” “each one of,” “one of,” “each and every,” “some,” “partly,” “each other,” etc. Some examples include: |
»ÅÒà¹èÒµÑÇà´ÕÂÇ àËÁç¹ËÁ´·Ñé§¢éͧ bplaaM naoF dtuaaM diaaoM menR mohtL thangH khaawngF"One scabbed sheep will mar the whole flock." — "One rotten apple spoils the whole barrel." |
ÁѹËÁ´ manM mohtL"It's all gone." |
àÁ×èÍÀÒÉÒµÒ ¡ç¤Å͹á¤Å¹ áÅÐ¡ÅØèÁª¹¹Ñ鹡çÊÙàÊÕÂÍÓ¹Ò¨µèÍÃͧã¹Êѧ¤Áä»á·ºËÁ´ meuuaF phaaM saaR dtaayM gawF khlaawnM khlaaenM laeH gloomL chohnM nanH gawF suunR siiaR ahmM naatF dtaawL raawngM naiM sangR khohmM bpaiM thaaepF mohtL"When a language dies or becomes unstable, the people who speak that language almost completely lose their power to have a voice in society." |
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2.  [adverb]
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| definition | completely; totally; entirely; all
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| example | Çѹ¹Õé·ÓÍÐäà æ¼Ô´ æ¾ÅÒ´ æ ä»ËÁ´ ʧÊÑÂ¨Ð¡ê§ wanM neeH thahmM aL raiM aL raiM phitL phitL phlaatF phlaatF bpaiM mohtL sohngR saiR jaL gohngHToday I am making a lot of mistakes; I think I am in a fog. |
sample sentences | «×è͡ԹäÁèËÁ´¤´¡Ô¹äÁè¹Ò¹ seuuF ginM maiF mohtL khohtH ginM maiF naanM"An honest man gets all the help he needs; a dishonest man gets help only once." |
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3. ¨ÐËÁ´ jaL mohtL [verb]
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| definition | will finish; will complete
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sample sentence | ¡ÒÃÊ͹¨ÐËÁ´ã¹ÊÔé¹à´×͹¹Õé gaanM saawnR jaL mohtL naiM sinF deuuanM neeH"Teaching will conclude at the end of this month." |
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