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 [attributive verb]
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[is] bad; very bad; fierce; cruel; harmful; evil; wild
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| antonym | ´Õ  | deeM | [is] good; well; fine; nice |
| examples | ¢èÒÇÃéÒÂ | khaaoL raayH | bad news |
| ¤ÇÒÁ»ÃÐʧ¤ìÃéÒ | khwaamM bpraL sohng[k]R raayH | malice; ill will; animosity; enmity; evil intent; hate; hatred; malevolence; spite; vindictiveness |
| ¤ÇÒÁÃéÒ | khwaamM raayH | evil |
| à¤ÃÒÐËì´Õà¤ÃÒÐËìÃéÒ | khraw[h]H deeM khraw[h]H raayH | chance; fortune; luck |
| à¤ÃÒÐËìÃéÒ | khraw[h]H raayH | unlucky; unfortunately |
| §Ù·ÕèÃéÒÂÁÒ¡·ÕèÊØ´ã¹»ÃÐà·ÈÃé͹¤×ͧÙàËèÒ | nguuM theeF raayH maakF theeF sootL naiM bpraL thaehtF raawnH kheuuM nguuM haoL | The fiercest snake in tropical countries is the cobra. |
| ã¨ÃéÒ | jaiM raayH | angrily; upset; rash; nasty; vicious; mean; cruel; cruel-hearted |
| ªÑèÇÃéÒ | chuaaF raayH | terrible |
| ¤ÇÒÁªÑèÇÃéÒ | khwaamM chuaaF raayH | terror |
| ⪤ÃéÒ | chohkF raayH | bad luck; evil |
| ´ØÃéÒÂ | dooL raayH | wild; savage; fierce |
| µÅ¡ÃéÒ | dtaL lohkL raayH | gallows humor |
| µÑÇÃéÒ | dtuaaM raayH | (of a person) [is] sassy; fierce; crude |
| ·Ó¼Ô´¤Ô´ÃéÒÂ | thahmM phitL khitH raayH | to plot against; to scheme against |
| ·ÓÃéÒÂ | thahmM raayH | to harm; to attack |
| à¹×éÍÃéÒ | neuuaH raayH | tumor; carcinoma |
| à»ç¹ÅÒ§ÃéÒ | bpenM laangM raayH | to bode ill (for) |
| ¼ÅÃéÒ | phohnR raayH | bad effect; harmful effect; unfavorable effect; disastrous effect |
| ¼Ô´ÃéÒÂ | phitL raayH | [of an action] wrongful; egregious |
¼Ùé¡èÍ¡ÒÃÃéÒ  | phuuF gaawL gaanM raayH | terrorist |
| ¼ÙéÃéÒ | phuuF raayH | criminal; villain; malefactor; felon; culprit; wrongdoer |
| ½Ñ¹ÃéÒ | fanR raayH | nightmare; bad dream |
| Áͧã¹á§èÃéÒ | maawngM naiM ngaaeF raayH | pessimistic |
| ¡ÒÃÁØè§ÃéÒ | gaanM moongF raayH | malice; ill will; animosity; enmity; evil intent; hate; hatred; malevolence; spite; vindictiveness |
| âÁâËÃéÒ | mohM hohR raayH | hot-tempered |
| âÁâËÃéÒ | mohM hohR raayH | to rage in anger; to lose (one's) temper |
| ÃéÒ¡ÇèÒà¡èÒ | raayH gwaaL gaoL | worse |
| ÃéÒÂáç | raayH raaengM | serious; major; severe; harsh |
| ÅÑ·¸Ô¡èÍ¡ÒÃÃéÒ | latH thiH gaawL gaanM raayH | terrorism |
| ÅÒ§ÃéÒ | laangM raayH | bad omen; evil omen |
| ÊѵÇìÃéÒ | sat[w]L raayH | wild animal |
| ÊÔ觷ÕèàÅÇÃéÒ | singL theeF laayoM raayH | evil |
| ãÊèÃéÒ | saiL raayH | accuse; incriminate |
| ãÊèÃéÒ»éÒÂÊÕ | saiL raayH bpaayF seeR | to slander; defame; malign; traduce; incriminate |
| âË´ÃéÒ | hohtL raayH | [is] atrocious; merciless; cruel; pitiless; ruthless; brutal |
| ÍÒ¦ÒµÁÒ´ÃéÒ | aaM khaatF maatF raayH | be vengeful; intend evil |
sample
sentences | à´ç¡ÇÑÂÃØè¹·Õè¶Ù¡¨Ñº´éÇ¢éÍËÒ·ÓÃéÒÂÃèÒ§¡ÒÂä´éÃѺ»ÃСѹµÑÇÍÍ¡ä»áÅéÇ | dekL waiM roonF theeF thuukL japL duayF khaawF haaR thahmM raayH raangF gaayM daiF rapH bpraL ganM dtuaaM aawkL bpaiM laaeoH | "The teenager who was arrested and charged with doing bodily harm to another has been bailed out of jail already." |
| µé¹ÃéÒ»ÅÒÂ´Õ | dtohnF raayH bplaayM deeM | "All’s well that ends well." |
| µØÅÒ¡ÒÃà»ç¹¾Ç¡ºÃÔÊØ·¸Ôì ÊÒÁÒö·Õè¨Ðà¢éÒÁÒá¡é»ÑËҾǡÁÒÃÃéÒÂä´é | dtooL laaM gaanM bpenM phuaakF bawL riH sootL saaR maatF theeF jaL khaoF maaM gaaeF bpanM haaR phuaakF maaM raH raayH daiF | "The judiciary is an uncorrupted body which is able to come in and overcome all difficult impediments." |
| ¹Ñºà»ç¹âÈ¡¹Ò¯¡ÃÃÁ¤ÃÑé§ÃéÒÂáç·ÕèÊØ´ÍÕ¡¤ÃÑé§Ë¹Ö觢ͧÁÇÅÁ¹ØɪҵԷÕè¶Ù¡¸ÃÃÁªÒµÔÂèÓÂÕÍÂèÒ§äÁè»ÃÒ¹Õ»ÃÒÈÃÑ | napH bpenM sohkL gaL naatF dtaL gamM khrangH raayH raaengM theeF sootL eekL khrangH neungL khaawngR muaanM maH nootH saL yaH chaatF theeF thuukL thamM maH chaatF yahmF yeeM yaangL maiF bpraaM neeM bpraaM saiR | This event counts as yet another huge tragedy for humanity which has been trampled on mercilessly by mother nature. |
| ã¹àº×éͧµé¹à¨éÒ˹éÒ·ÕèÊѹ¹ÔÉ°Ò¹ÇèÒ¤¹ÃéÒÂàÅç´ÅÍ´ ÅÑ¡Åͺ¹ÓÃÐàºÔ´ÁÒÇÒ§äÇé¢éÒ§»Ãе٪èǧ»ÅÍ´¤¹ | naiM beuuangF dtohnF jaoF naaF theeF sanR nitH thaanR waaF khohnM raayH letH laawtF lakH laawpF nahmM raH beertL maaM waangM waiH khaangF bpraL dtuuM chuaangF bplaawtL khohnM | "Initially, the authorities theorized that the terrorists infiltrated and smuggled in bombs and placed them near the entrance when no one was around." |
| ÁÕÀÒ¾¢Í§ÍÑÈÇÔ¹ÁéÒ¢ÒÇ ¡ÑºÀÒ¾¼Ù黡¤Ãͧ·ÕèàÅÇ·ÃÒÁµèÓªéÒáÅÐâË´ÃéÒ ¤Çº¤Ùè¡Ñ¹ä» | meeM phaapF khaawngR atL saL winM maaH khaaoR gapL phaapF phuuF bpohkL khraawngM theeF laayoM saamM dtahmL chaaH laeH hohtL raayH khuaapF khuuF ganM bpaiM | "It is the image of a knight on a white horse side-by-side with the image of a wicked and vicious ruler." |
| ÂاÃéÒ¡ÇèÒàÊ×Í | yoongM raayH gwaaL seuuaR | "The mosquito is more dangerous than the tiger." |
| ÍغѵÔÀÑÂÃéÒÂáç·Ò§¸ÃÃÁªÒµÔ·Õèà¡Ô´¡Ñº»ÃÐà·È¾ÁèÒâ´Â¾ÒÂØä«â¤Å¹¹ÒÃì¡ÕʶÅèÁ´éǤÇÒÁàÃçÇÅÁ¶Ö§ ñùð ¡ÔâÅàÁµÃµèͪÑèÇâÁ§ | ooL batL phaiM raayH raaengM thaangM thamM maH chaatF theeF geertL gapL bpraL thaehtF phaH maaF dooyM phaaM yooH saiM khlohnM naa[r]M geetL thaL lohmL duayF khwaamM reoM lohmM theungR neungL gaoF suunR giL lohM maeht[r]F dtaawL chuaaF mohngM | Cyclone Nargis bombarded Burma with buffeting winds of up to 190 kilometers per hour, creating a major natural disaster. |
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