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´Ùã¨ | duuM jaiM | verb | to keep a death watch |
´ÙªéÒ§ãËé´ÙËÒ§ ´Ù¹Ò§ãËé´ÙáÁè | duuM chaangH haiF duuM haangR duuM naangM haiF duuM maaeF | example sentence, idiom | "Like mother, like daughter." |
´ÙªÒ¹àº  | duuM chaanM baehM | proper noun, geographical | Dushanbe, the capital city of ·Ò¨Ô¡Ôʶҹ (Tajikistan) |
´Ù«Ô | duuM siH | interjection | "Look you!" — "Look here!" — "Listen to me!" |
´Ù´  | duutL | verb, transitive | to suck on an object; [of a cigarette] to smoke |
| noun | [¡Òôٴ] suction |
| verb | to attract or draw an object nearer |
| verb | to absorb |
´Ù´¡Å×¹  | duutL gleuunM | verb, transitive | to absorb; to suck |
´Ù´«Ñº | duutL sapH | verb | absorb |
´Ù´´Ö§ | duutL deungM | verb | haul in; pull in; draw in |
´Ù´´×èÁ | duutL deuumL | verb, intransitive, phrase, colloquial | to be very impressive; be deeply affected; be absorbed mentally; be absorbed emotionally; deeply appreciate |
´Ù´¹ÔéÇâ»é§  | duutL niuH bpohngF | verb | to suck (one's) thumb |
´Ù´à¹×éÍ | duutL neuuaH | verb, intransitive, phrase, colloquial, idiom | [colloq. slang] to smoke marijuana (pot, grass, dope, weed) |
´Ù´àÅ×Í´ | duutL leuuatF | adjective, phrase, colloquial | blood-sucking |
´Ù´Ç§  | duuM duaangM | verb | tell fortune |
´Ù´ÊÔÇàÊÕé¹ | duutL siuR siianF | verb | vacuum pore treatment |
´ÙµÒÁéÒµÒàÃ×Í | duuM dtaaM maaH dtaaM reuuaM | example sentence, idiom | "Look before you leap." |
´Ù¶Ù¡  | duuM thuukL | verb | to insult; disparage; condescend to |
| noun | [¡Òôٶ١] an insult |
´Ù¶Ù¡´Ùá¤Å¹ | duuM thuukL duuM khlaaenM | verb | to look down upon; underestimate; disparage; disdain; slight; insult; snub; affront |
´Ù¶Ù¡´ÙËÁÔè¹ | duuM thuukL duuM minL | verb | to belittle; disparage |
´Ùà¶ÍÐ | duuM thuhL | interjection, phrase | "See!" |
| ´Ù·Ò§ËÒ§µÒ | duuM thaangM haangR dtaaM | verb | to glance; look sideways; look from the corner of the eye |
´Ù·ÔÈ·Ò§ÅÁ  | duuM thitH thaangM lohmM | example sentence, idiom | "Look before you leap." — "Look at the direction of the winds." |
´Ùâ·Ã·Ñȹì  | duuM thohM raH that[n]H | verb, phrase, formal | to watch TV |
´Ùá¹èÐ | duuM naeF | interjection | "Look you!" — "Look here!" — "Listen to me!" |
´ÙÀҾ¹µÃì | duuM phaapF yohn[dr]M | verb, formal | [formal] watch a movie |
´ÙäÁèä´é | duuM maiF daiF | example sentence | "(You) may not (are not permitted to) look." |
´ÙÃÒ | duuM raaM | interjection | "Look you!" — "Look here!" — "Listen to me!" |
´ÙáÅ  | duuM laaeM | verb, transitive, intransitive | care for; look after; to take care of; watch over; protect; guard; to attend |
´ÙáŵÑÇàͧ¹Ð | duuM laaeM dtuaaM aehngM naH | example sentence | [polite salutation] "Take care of yourself." |
´ÙáÅÃÑ¡ÉÒ | duuM laaeM rakH saaR | verb | to watch and take care of |
´ÙáÅàÍÒã¨ãÊè | duuM laaeM aoM jaiM saiL | verb | take care of; look after; nurture; raise; sustain; bring up; foster |
´ÙàÇçºä«µìä»áÅéÇ¡çªèÇ»èÒÇÃéͧºÍ¡¡ÅèÒǼèÒ¹¼Ùéá·¹·ÕèàÃÒàÅ×Í¡à¢éÒä»ã¹ÊÀÒãËéªèÇÂ | duuM wepH sai[d]M bpaiM laaeoH gawF chuayF bpaaoL raawngH baawkL glaaoL phaanL phuuF thaaenM theeF raoM leuuakF khaoF bpaiM naiM saL phaaM haiF chuayF | example sentence | "Once you have seen the website, please let our elected representatives know and ask them to help us." |
´ÙÊѵÇì  | duuM sat[w]L | verb | to look at an animal |
´Ù˹ѧ  | duuM nangR | verb, phrase | to watch a movie |
| ´ÙËÁÔè¹ | duuM minL | | to insult; underestimate; disparage; disdain; |
´ÙËÁÔè¹´Ùá¤Å¹ | duuM minL duuM khlaaenM | | to insult; underestimate; disparage; disdain; slight; snub; affront; look down upon; scorn; hold in contempt |
´ÙàËÁ×͹  | duuM meuuanR | verb | appears; looks like; seems like; to look like [implying: but in reality, is not; see ´ÙàËÁ×͹¨Ðʹء´Õ áµè¨ÃÔ§ æ áÅéÇäÁèʹء ] |
´ÙàËÁ×͹¨Ðʹء´Õ áµè¨ÃÔ§ æ áÅéÇäÁèʹء | duuM meuuanR jaL saL nookL deeM dtaaeL jingM jingM laaeoH maiF saL nookL | example sentence | "Looks like fun. But really, it's not." |
´ÙàËÁ×͹ÇèÒ | duuM meuuanR waaF | verb | to seem |
´ÙãËé´ÕÇèÒ ã¤Ã¹Ñè§ÍÂÙè¢éÒ§ æ ¤Ø³ ã¹âç˹ѧÁ×´ æ àÂç¹àÂÕº áÅÐà§Õº§Ñ¹ | duuM haiF deeM waaF khraiM nangF yuuL khaangF khaangF khoonM naiM rohngM nangR meuutF meuutF yenM yiiapF laeH ngiiapF nganM | example sentence, colloquial | "Be careful who is sitting close to you in those dark, cold, noiseless moments in the theater!" |
´ÙÍÂèÒ§ªÒÇÂØâû·ÕèÁÕ¼Ôǵ¡¡ÃÐ àÊÕè§µèÍ¡ÒÃà»ç¹ÁÐàÃç§¼ÔÇ˹ѧÊÙ§¡ÇèÒ¤¹»¡µÔ | duuM yaangL chaaoM yooH rohpF theeF meeM phiuR dtohkL graL siiangL dtaawL gaanM bpenM maH rengM phiuR nangR suungR gwaaL khohnM bpaL gaL dtiL | | Look, for example, at Europeans who have freckles; their chance of getting skin cancer [melanoma] is higher than for an ordinary person. |
à´ç¡  | dekL | noun | child |
| noun, plural, colloquial | [à´ç¡ æ] children |
à´ç¡ æ  | dekL dekL | noun, plural, colloquial | children |
à´ç¡ æ µéͧäÁèàÅ蹺¹Ê¹ÒÁËéÒ à¾ÃÒÐÁѹà»Õ¡ÁÒ¡  | dekL dekL dtaawngF maiF lehnF bohnM saL naamR yaaF phrawH manM bpiiakL maakF | example sentence | "The children must not play on the lawn, because it is very wet." |
à´ç¡ æ ¼ÍÁâ«ËŧàËÅ×Íà¾ÕÂ§Ë¹Ñ§ËØéÁ¡Ãд١ | dekL dekL phaawmR sohM lohngR leuuaR phiiangM nangR hoomF graL duukL | example sentence | "All the children are thin and skinny; they are but skin and bones." |
à´ç¡ æ ËÅÒ¤¹  | dekL dekL laayR khohnM | noun, plural, phrase | many children |
à´ç¡¡Ó¾ÃéÒ  | dekL gahmM phraaH | noun | an orphan |
à´ç¡¡ÓÅѧºÍºªéÓ«éÓÊͧ¨Ò¡¤ÇÒÁËÇѧ´Õ¢Í§¼Ùé·Õèŧä»ãËé¤ÇÒÁªèÇÂàËÅ×Í | dekL gahmM langM baawpL chaahmH sahmH saawngR jaakL khwaamM wangR deeM khaawngR phuuF theeF lohngM bpaiM haiF khwaamM chuayF leuuaR | example sentence | "The children are being battered yet again (despite) the best intentions of those who have come to provide them assistance." |
à´ç¡¢ÒÂ  | dekL khaayR | noun | barboy (male prostitute) |
à´ç¡¢ÒµÑÇ  | dekL khaayR dtuaaM | noun | barboy (male or boy prostitute) |
à´ç¡¤¹¹Õé˹éÒµÒ¨ØëÁ¨ÔëÁ¹èÒÃÑ¡  | dekL khohnM neeH naaF dtaaM joomR jimR naaF rakH | example sentence | "This little girl's face is so cute and amiable." |
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