The living Kokborok dictionary.

Structured entries connect words to grammar, examples, semantic domains, related forms, and Yapiri spelling.

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Yapiri
proper noun

The modern writing system developed for Kokborok.

Example: Yapiri sini Kokborok swngnai.
Related: Kokborok, script, writing
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Kokborok
proper noun

The language of the Borok people.

Example: Ang Kokborok rwchapjak.
Related: Borok, language, speech
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Buphang
noun

Tree; a large woody plant.

Example: Buphang nangsana.
Related: forest, leaf, wood
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Twi
noun

Water.

Example: Twi tongdi.
Related: river, rain, drink
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Ama
noun

Mother.

Example: Ani ama nokha tong.
Related: family, parent, woman
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Apha
noun

Father.

Example: Ani apha phai.
Related: family, parent, man
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Nwng
pronoun

You; second-person pronoun.

Example: Nwng tamo?
Related: pronoun, person, address
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Risa
noun

A traditional cloth worn by Tiprasa women.

Example: Risa sini hakchalai.
Related: rignai, clothing, heritage
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