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["English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary Twenty and twenty two are even numbers. ESpfq,fESifhESpfq,fESpfonfpHk*%ef;rsm;jzpf=uonf? cHqH'D;cHqHcHM.rh>eD.*H>qdulwz.vDRI -evening (n) the close of the day and the start of night - nae\/ naecif; - [gcDvDR< rk>[gvDR< [gvDRcD We eat supper in the evening. u|Efkyfwdk@onfnpmudknaecif;wGifpm;aomuf=uonf? ytD.oud;[gw>tD.zJrk>[gvDRM.vDRI ever (adv) - at any time - tpOftjrJ\/ umvtpOf\/ rnfonfhtcgrqdk - b.wh>< xDbd< wbsDbsD Have you ever been to Pa-an? oifbm;tH\u00f2rd@udka&mufbl;ovm;? rh>evJRwkRb.ql0h>z.t.wbsDbsD{gI. every (adj) - each one of the group - toD;oD;\/ tm;vHk;\/ (ta,muf) wdkif; - ud;rHR< ud;cg< ud;*R Every child made a picture. uav;rsm;tm;vHk;yHkqGJ=uonf? zdo.ud;*Rwhw>*DRM.vDRI everything (pron) - each thing - toD;oD;\/ tm;vHk; - ud;rHR< w>cJvXm 98","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary Everything for lunch is on the table. ae@vnfpmtwGufpm;p&mtm;vHk;pm;yGJay:Y\u00b1Sdygonf? w>ud;rHR'J;vXrk>qgw>tD.t*D>td.vXpD>eDRcd.tzDcd.vDRI excite (v) - to stir up one\u2019s feelings - pdwfv_yf\u00b1Sm;aponf\/ E_d;aqmfx\u00bauGaponf? - rR*JRxD.< rRued;ol.o; Parades excite many people. csDwufyGJtcrf;tem;rsm;onfy&dwfowfrsm;udkpdwfv_yf\u00b1Sm;aponf? w>vDRw>*JRvdM.< rRol.[l;o;*JRxD.ySRtg*Rto;vDRI expect (v) - to plan for - ar#mfvifhonf\/ rSef;qonf - rk>v>< 'G;qdrd.< w,m The radio announcer said rain was expected today. a&'D,dktoHvGifholu,ae@rdk;\u00b1Gmvdrfhrnf[krSef;qa=ujimcJhonf? ySRbd;b.&RvDRw>vXuGJRvhvdRw*Rqdrd.w,m0JvXweHRngtHRw>uplRvDRI explain (v) - to give the meaning of - \u00b1Sif;vif;az:jyonf\/ \u00b1Sif;jyonf - wJ ('k;) e>yX>< wJb. Please explain the directions. aus;Zl;\u00f0yIvrf;n$efcsufrsm;udk\u00b1Sif;jyay;ygvm;? 0Ho;plRwJe>yX>,Rw>eJ.vDRwz.wbDI -explore (v) to travel or to go to a place that is almost unknown - pl;prf;avhvmonf\/ pl;prf;\u00b1SmazGonf - ([;) Ckoh.ng 99","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary Astronauts explore outer space. tmumo,mOfr\u00aa;rsm;onftmumoudkpl;prf;avhvm=uonf? ySReD.rlzsX.'dwz.[;Ckoh.ngw>vXrlysDylRvDRI eye (n) - the part of the body with which we see - rsufpd\/ puQK - rJmcsH I see with both my eyes. u|EfkyfonfrsufpdESpfzufvHk;jzifhjrif&ygonf? ,xH.w>vX,rJmcsHcHwd.vXmvDRI - something like an eye, such as the hole in a needle - tyfayguf - x;q;w>tylR< x;rJmcH Put the thread through the needles\u2019s eye. tyfaygufxJodk@tyfcsnfudkvd#Kxnfhvdkufyg? wk>xD.vk.vXx;rJmcHvdRwuh> 100","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary Ff fall (v) - to come down from above - usonf\/ \u00f0ywfusonf\/ vJusonf\/ acsmfvJonf? - vDRwJm< vDRCHR< plRvDR< wzSH.vDR Rain falls from the sky. aumif;uifrSrdk;\u00b1Gmcsonf? rlcd.plRvDRvXrlz;zDM.vDRI She fell down. olracsmfvJonf? t0JvDRCHRvDRI fall (n) - the season between summer and winter - aqmif;OD;ayguf\/ aqmif;OD;&moD - w>*d>xD.oDtuwD>< qXuwD>vXw>ud>cg'D;w> *d>cgtbX.pXRzJxHuD>vX[D.cd.zsX.trk>EkmwuyR Leaves fall from the trees in the fall. aqmif;OD;aygufwGifopfyifrSt\u00b1Gufrsm;a\u00bauGusonf? zJw>*d>xD.oDtuwD>M.oh.v.vXoh.xl.tvdRwz.vDR q+vDRI -family (n) a father, a mother and their children - rdom;pk - [H.zdCDzd There are four boys in San San\u2019s family. pef;pef;.rdom;pkwGifa,musfm;av;av;a,muf\u00b1Sdonf? eD>qXqXt[H.zdCDzdM.ydmcGgzdtd.vGH>*RvDRI 101","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary -far (adj,adv) a long way - a0;aom\/ a0;uGmaom - ,HR< vXt,HR< pDRpkR< vXtpDRpkR Bo Bo lives far from school. bdkbdkonfausmif;ESifha0;aomae&mwGifaexdkifonf? pDRbDbDtd.,HR'D;uFdvDRI -farm (n) land on which one raises plants and animals - v,f,m\/ pdkufysKd;arG;jrLa&;+cHpdkufcif;\/ ,mcif; - pHmysD< [D.u0DRvXol.w>zs;w>rhwrh>bk.q.zduD>zd Some people go to the farm to get fresh eggs. vlwpfcsdK@onfvwfqwfaomOrsm;&&efarG;jrLa&;+cHodk@oGm;=uonf? ySRweDReDRvJRqlw>bk.q.zduD>zdtvD>'fod;urRM>qD'H.vDRoDoDwz.t*D>vDRI -farmer (n) one who makes his living on a farm - v,form;\/ pdkufysKd;arG;jrLa&;orm; - ySRxlpHmzd< ySRuG;tD.w>zd A good farmer must know how to care for his farm. v,form;aumif;wpfa,mufonfol.v,fudkrnfodk@*\u00b1kpdkuf&rnfudkod&onf? ySRxlpHmzdvXt*hRw*RM.ub.oh.ng0JvXub.uwDRtpHmvD>'fvJ.M.vDRI fast (adj, adv) - quick, quickly - jrefaom\/ vsifjrefaom\/ vsifjrefpGm - cV< vXtcV< vXtzsJ. I can run fast. u|efawmfvsifjrefpGmajy;Edkifonf? ,Ch>cVM>vDRI 102","fat (n) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - an oily mass such as found in the body of an animal or in food - tqD - od< w>tod Butter contains fat. axmywfwGiftqDrsm;ygonf? w>Ek>csgM.td.'D;todvDRI fat (adj) - having a full, round body - 0aom - bD.< vXtbD. The fat clown is in the front. 0aomvl\u00b1$ifawmfonfta\u00b1S\u203arSm\u00b1Sdonf? ySRuvHvXtbD.w*Rtd.vXw>rJmngvDRI -father (n) the male parent - zcif\/ taz - y>< tyg My father's name is Saw Htoo. u|efawmfhtaz.trnfrSmapmxl;jzpfonf? ,y>trHRvXpDRxlvDRI -feast (n) a large rich meal - pm;aomufyGJ\/ au|;arG;yGJ - w>tD.bS;< w>tD.trl;< w>bk.tD.bk.tD On my birthday we will have a feast. u|efr.arG;ae@wGifpm;aomufyGJ\u00b1Sdrnf? zJ,td.zsJ.qXuhRteHRM.yutd.'D;w>tD.trl;vDRI 103","feather (n) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - one of the parts that cover a bird\u2019s body - iSufarG; - xd.'H;< xd.t'H;< xd.ql. This feather is from an eagle. TiSufar$;onfvif;,kefiSufwpfaumifxHrSjzpfonf? xd.'H;t0JtHR[JvXvHm}uD}u.tvdRvDRI -feed (v) to give food to - au|;onf\/ au|;arG;onf - 'k;tD.< bk.tD.< vk>tD.vk>tD We feed our dog. u|[email protected];udktpmau|;onf? y'k;tD.yxGH.tq.vDRI feel (v) - to know through a sense of touch - xdawG@cHpm;onf - 'db.< wl>b.< cD.b.< uvX>b.< yvX>b. Bo Bo could feel the rain on his cheek. bdkbdkonfol.yg;ay:odk@rdk;pufrsm;usonfudkcHpm;&onf? pDRbDbDuvX>b.rlcd.xHvXtbd;yRtvdRM.vDRI -fence (n) a wall which is put around a field or house to keep things in or out - - +cHpnf;\u00b1dk; u&X>< w>'l.< *XR< wdm The fence keeps the dog inside the compound. +cHpnf;\u00b1dk;umxm;aoma=umifhacG;onf+cH0if;xJrSmae&onf? w>'l.*XRCmxGH.vXu&X>tylRvDRI 104","few (adj) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - at least two, but not many - tenf;i,f\/ tenf;qHk;ESpfck - weDR< pSR< vXtpSR< tpSRuwX>cHrHRcHcg Only a few roses bloomed. ESif;qDyef;tenf;i,fomyGifhonf? zDwRq+.zDxD.'.xJpSRzD;M.vDRI field (n) - an open piece of land which may have grass or crops growing - v,fuGif;\/ pdkufcif; - ysD< w>ysD< w>vDRysD Rice is growing in the paddy field. v,fuGif;xJwGifpyg;yifrsm;aygufvm=uonf? bkrJxD.0J'.vXpHmysDylRM.vDRI -fight (n) a contest or a quarrel - &efjzpfjcif;\/ wdkufcdkufjcif; - w>th.vdm< w>'k; The boys had a fight. a,musfm;av;rsm;onf&efyGJjzpf=uonf? ydmcGgzdwz.th.vdmto;vDR -fight (v) to hit one another; to work against - &efjzpfonf\/ wdkufcdkufonf - th.vdmo;< 'k;w>< 'k;vdmo; The soldiers fought their enemies. ppfom;rsm;onfolwdk@.&efolrsm;ESifhwdkufcdkuf cJh=uonf? ySRok;zdwz.'k;vdmto;'D;t'k.t'gwz.vDRI 105","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary fill (v) - to make full - jznfhonf - rRySJR< vlySJR Fill the bowl with soup. yef;uefvHk;xJudk[if;csKdxnfhvdkufyg? rRySJRvDcDzsX.vXw>csDxHwbDI find (v) - to look for and to get - &SmazGonf\/ awG@\u00b1Sdonf - uG>Ck< xH.M> I must find my money to pay for the show. u|efawmfonfyGJ=unf\u203a&eftwGufaiGa=u;\u00b1Sm&rnf? ,ub.Ckwd>vX,uuG>w>'k;eJ.t*D>vDRI -fine (adj) thin - ao;aom\/ r#ifaom - qH;< vXtqH;< bl< vXtbl< _yH0JvDR Rope is thick, but thread is fine. \u00f3ud;onf}uD;aomfvnf;tyfcsnfonfao;r#if.? ysHRM.oGgb.q.vk.M._yH0JvDRI - very good - aumif;aom - *hR< vXt*hR< rkm< vXtrkm This singer has a fine voice. TtqdkawmftoHaumif;onf? ySRo;0H.w>zdw*RtHRtuvk>rkm0JvDRI 106","fine (n) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - money paid by a person who has done something wrong - '%faiG\/ avsmfa=u;aiG - phtD.vd;< phw>pH.nD.tD.vd;< wd>tD.vd; Tun Tun paid a fine at the library because his book was late. xGef;xGef;onfpm=unf\u203awdkufodk@pmtkyfaemufusrSjyeftyfaoma=umifh'%faiG aqmif&onf? pDRxlxlb.[h.0Jwd>tD.vd;qlvHm&d'X;rh>vXtqSXuhRvHmpJRcHtCdvDRI -finger (n) one of the five parts at the end of the hand - vufacsmif; - pkrk>< pkbd< pkrk>bd One of the fingers is shorter than the others. pkq. pk'J; pkcX.o; vufacsmif;rsm;xJrSwpfacsmif;onftjcm;vufacsmif;rsm; pk,lm xufwdk.? pkrk>tusgwbdM.zk.M>'H;pkrk>t*Rwz.vDRI pkrk> fire (n) - hot , bright flame caused by something burning - rD; - rh.tl The fire is spreading across the grassy field. rD;onfjrufcif;jyifudkjzwfIysH\u203aESH@avmifu|rf;onf? rh.tltD.cD*m0JeD.rHRysDM.vDRI -fireman (n) one who fights a fire - rD;owform; - ySRrRoHrh.tl< ySRrRyHmrh.tl The firemen will put out the fire. rD;owform;rsm;rD;udk+idrf;owfvdrfhrnf? ySRrRyHmrh.tlzdwz.urRyHmuGHmrh.tlvDRI 107","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary -first (n, adj,adv) before anyone or anything - tp\/ yxr\/ t&ifOD;qHk; - tcD.xH;< tqd< tqduwX>< vXtrJmng< wX January is the first month of the year. Zefe0g&DvonfESpfwpfESpf.yxrOD;qHk;vjzpfonf? ,ElRtg&HRrh>vgtqduwX>wbh.vXweH.twD>ylRvDRI flag (n) - a piece of cloth whose colors and patterns are planned to stand for a country - tvH - eD.w,> Our country's flag is blue, red and white. u|[email protected]\/ teDESifhtjzLa&mifrsm;ygonf? yxHuD>teD.w,>td.'D;tvGJ>vgtJ;< t*DR'D;t0gvDRI - a piece of cloth used as a signal - trSwftom;ydwfp - w>yeD. A red flag on a truck means danger. ukefwifum;ay:rSteDa&mifydwfptrSwftom;onftE\u0153&m,f\u00b1Sd a=umif;owday;onf? eD.w,>t*DRvXodvh.y'X;tvdRM.tcDynDrh>0Jw>vDRb.,d.vDRI -flash (n) a sudden light - v#yfwpfjyufrD;\/ rD;0if;jcif;\/ rD;vufjcif; - ujy\u203a> (rh.tl< vD0>'H;) Did you see a flash of light. v#yfwpfjyufrD;udkoifjrifcJhovm;? rh>exH.rh.tlujy\u203a>wbD{gI 108","float (v) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - to rest on or be held up by a liquid or by air - vGifharsmonf\/ aygavmay:onf - ,lRuzD (vXuvHRusg)< xD.zD (vXxHusg) Balloons float in the air. ylazgif;onfavxJwGifvGifharsmonf? w>tluzdwz.,lRuzD0hR0DRvXuvHRusgvDRI flood (n) - a great overflow, usually of water - a&}uD;jcif;\/ a&v$rf;rdk;jcif; - xHvk>bXw>< xH'd.< xH'd.cd.,GR There was a flood because of so much rain. rdk;onf;xefpGm\u00b1Gmaoma=umifha&}uD;cJhonf? rh>vXrlcd.plR'd.uJmqd;tCdxHvk>bXw>vDRI -floor (n) the part on which one walks in a room or in a building - =urf;jyif - [H.'g< zk'gcd. A rug is on the floor. =urf;jyifay:wGifaumfaZmwpfcsyf\u00b1Sdonf? ,.'gwbh.td.vX[H.'gtvdRvDRI -flour (n) grain which is ground to a fine powder and used in baking - *sHKr_ef@ - bkuFL.url. Flour is used in baking bread. aygifrkef@zkwf&mwGif*sHKr_ef@udkoHk;onf? ybXud.vXbkuFL.url.vDRI 109","flower (n) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - the blossom on a plant or tree - yef;\/ yef;yGifh - zD The flower on the plant is pink. TtyifrSyef;yGifhonfyef;a&mifjzpfonf? zDvXtxl.vdRM.tvGJ>*DRp>vDRI fly (v) - to move through the air - ysHoef;onf - ,lR Birds can fly because they have wings. iSufrsm;onftawmifyHrsm;\u00b1Sdaoma=umifhysHoef;Edkifonf? xd.wz.,lR0Johrh>vXt'H;qhtd.tCdvDRI fog (n) - a cloud of fine drops of water which is low to the ground - jrL\/ jrLxk - bS\u203a. Fog makes it hard to see the road. jrLqdkif;aoma=umifhvrf;udkjrif&efcufcJonf? bS\u203a.vDRtCduDvXyuxH.usJvDRI -follow (v) to come after; to go along - aemufrSvmonf\/ aemufrSvdkufonf - ydmtcH< ydmxGJ November always follows October. Edk0ifbmvonft+rJwrf;atmufwdkbmv.taemufrSvmonf? vged.0hbX.M.xDbdydmxGJxD.vgtD;uxdbX.tcHvDRI 110","food (n) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - anything that a plant, a person , or an animal can eat. - tpm\/ tpm;tpm\/ tpmtm[m& - w>tD.< w>tD.w>tD Rice is our daily food. xrif;onfu|[email protected]@pOftpm;tpmjzpfonf? rhRM.rh>0Jw>tD.vXytD.ud;eHR'J;M.vDRI -foot, feet (n) part of the body on which one stands - ajcz0g; - cD.v. My foot is at the end of my leg. u|Efkyf.ajcz0g;onfajcaxmuf.tqHk;wGif\u00b1Sdonf? ,cD.v.M.td.vX,cD.tuwX>M.vDRI - a measure of length - ay - wcg< cD.,D> (w>xd.w>wJm) A foot is measured at twelve inches. wpfaywGifwpfq,fhESpfvufr\u00b1Sdonf? wcg (wcD.,D>) M.b.w>xd.'G;tDRySJRod;'D;wqHcHpkrk>'d.M.vDRI -football (n) a game between two teams using a ball - abmvHk;\/ abmvHk;upm;jcif; - zsX.xl< w>xljyXzsX.xl A player kicked the ball to the goal in the football match. abmvHk;yGJwGifabmvHk;orm;wpfOD;onfabmvHk;udk*dk;wdkifxJodk@uefoGif;cJhonf? zJw>jyXzsX.xlM.ySRvdmuGJw>w*Rxl0JzsX.xlqlzDwX.tylRvDRI 111","forest (n) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - very thickly grown woods - opfawm\/ awmtkyf - yS>< oh.yS> There are many different trees in a forest. awmxJwGifopfyiftrsKd;aygif;rsm;pGm\u00b1Sdonf? vXyS>ylRM.oh.xl.tuvkmtd.tgr;vDRI -forget (v) not to remember - arhavsmhonf - o;yhReD. I forget to do few things when I am in a hurry. u|efawmfonftvsifpvdkvkyfaomtcgtcsdK@t&mrsm;udkvkyf&efarhavsmhonf? ,o;yhReD.rRw>weDRzJ,rRw>cVo'H;tcgvDRI fork (n) - a handle with long points at one end which is used to pick up food - cuf&if; - eD.qJ; I use a fork when I eat fish. u|efawmfig;[if;pm;aomtcgcuf&if;ukdoHk;onf? ,rh>tD.n.M.,pl;ugeD.qJ;vDRI fort (n) - a strong place to protect people from the enemy - cHwyf - wX;w'X< w>vD>w'X< w>vD>*X>usXRvXySRyX>qX'k.'g Soldiers built a fort where they could be safe. ppfom;rsm;onfolwdk@twGufvHk\u00f2cHaomae&mwGifcHwyfudkaqmufcJhonf? ySRok;zdwz.bSDxD.wX;w'XzJw>vD>vXt0Joh.td.ylRzsJ;uohtvD>M.vDRI 112","fresh (adj) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - just grown or made - vwfqwfaom - vXt*hR< vXtoD (w>'d;w>v.) The vegetables are fresh. [if;oD;[if;\u00b1Gufrsm;onfvwfqwfonf? w>'d;w>v.wz.*hRoDr;vDRI - pure - oef@\u00b1Sif;aom - vXtqSH Open the window to get fresh air. avaumif;avoef@&atmifjywif;aygufudkzGifhvdkufyg? td;xD.yJ}wD'fod;yurRM>uvHRqSHwuh>I - clean - oef@\u00b1Sif;aom - vXtuqSD Mother gave me a fresh shirt. araronfu|efawmftm;oef@\u00b1Sif;aomtus\u00f4wpfxnfay;cJhonf? rdrd>[h.,RqhuRvXtuqSDwbh.vDRI -friend (n) a person you know well and like - oli,fcsif;\/ rdwfaqG - wHRoud;< od. My friend and I played together. u|efawmfESifhu|efawmf.oli,fcsif;wdk@twlupm;cJh=uonf? ,*JRvdmuGJ'D;,wHRoud;M.vDRI 113","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary -frighten (v) to make afraid - a=umufvef@aponf\/ acsmufvSef@onf? - rRysHR< rRzk; Did the storm frighten you? rkefwdkif;onfoifhudka=umufvef@apcJhovm;? rh>uvHRrk>rRysHReR{gI -front (n) first; facing forward - ta\u00b1S\u203a\/ yxr - vXtqduwX>< vXtrJmng< vXw>rJmng May I sit in the front seat? u|efrta\u00b1S\u203aqHk;cHkrSmxdkifvdk@&rvm;? rh>,qh.eDRvXw>rJmnguoh{gI fruit (n) - the part of a plant that develops from the flower and is good to eat - opfoD;\/ toD; - oh.ol0.o.< wRolwRo. Mangoes and bananas are two kinds of fruit. o&ufoD;ESifhiSufaysmoD;onfopfoD;ESpfrsdK;jzpfonf? wcd;o.'D;wuGHo.M.rh>oh.ol0.o.cHrHRvDRI -full (adj) without room for anymore - jynfhaom - ySJR< vXtySJR< ySJRvkmuGHm The basket is full of mangoes. jcif;awmif;onfo&ufoD;rsm;ESifhjynfhaeonf? ukwzsX.ySJR'D;wcd;o.wz.vDRI 114","fun (n) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - a happy time - aysmf\u00b1$ifr_ - w>o;zSH< rkmo;< w>o;rkm< w>ol.zSHo;nD He had fun playing basketball. bwfpuufabmupm;&v#ifolaysmfonf? t0JySJR'D;w>o;zSHzJt*JRvdmuGJzsX.oUtcgM.vDRI -funny (adj) causing people to laugh - aysmf\u00b1$ifzG,faumif;aom\/ &,fp&maumif;aom - vXtvDReHR< vXtrRo;zSH< vXt'k;o;zSH I will tell you a funny story. igrif;udk&,fp&myHkjyifwpfyk'fajymjyr,f? ,uwJ,kReRw>wJvXtvDReHRw,k>vDRI fur (n) - the coat of hair that covers many animals - tarG;\/ om;arG; - w>tql.< q.zduD>zdtql. A squirrel\u2019s fur is soft. \u00b1S\u203aOf.tarG;onfEl;nH\u203aonf? vH.ytDtql.M.p>uykmvk;vDRI 115","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary Gg -game (n) a kind of play - upm;enf; - w>vdmuGJ Most children know how to play the game hide-and-seek. uav;trsm;pkonfwlwlykef;wrf;upm;wwf=uonf? zdo.tg*RvdmuGJ0Jw>vdmuGJvXtrh> ?td.clol.=uG>CkxH.\/ (w>bH.rJm) ohvDRI -garage (n) a building where cars and trucks are kept - um;*dka'gif\/ um;\u00b1Hk\/ tvkyf\u00b1Hk - odvh.}uD> - a shop where cars are fixed - um;jyifaomae&m\/ um;0yfa\u00b1Sm@ - w>bSDodvh.tbsD. The man at the garage fixed my car. um;\u00b1HkrSvl}uD;onfu|efr.um;udkjyifcJhonf? ydmcGgvXw>bSDodvh.tbsD.w*RbSD0J,odvh.vDRI garden (n) - a piece of ground where fruits, flowers and vegetables grow - O,smOf - u&X> Tomatoes are growing in this garden. TO,smOfxJwGifc&rf;csOfoD;rsm;aygufaeonf? wuDRqH. (pH>yd>jy;) xl.wz.rJxD.vXu&X>tylRvDRI 116","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary -gas (n) something such as air which has no shape of its own and which can fill up any amount of space - \\\"mwfaiG@ - *mo0H< w>o0H Sometimes gas is used in stoves. wpfcgw&H\\\"mwfaiG@udk\\\"mwfaiG@rD;zdkrsm;wGifoHk;onf? wbsDwcD.*mo0HM.b.w>qd;ugtDRvXx;qDtylRvDRI -gasoline (n) a liquid which is used to make some engines run - \\\"mwfqD - *mod< usJwH; Father buys gasoline (petrol) for our car. azazonfu|[email protected];twGuf\\\"mwfqD0,fxnfhonf? ygy>yS\u203aR0J*modvXyodvh.t*D>vDRI -gate (n) a door that opens or closes in a wall or a fence - wHcg;ayguf\/ t0if0\/ *dwf0 - }wJR< u&X>cd.xd; San San closed the gate to keep the dog out of the garden. pef;pef;onf O,smOfxJodk@acG;r0ifap&efwHcg;aygufudkydwfxm;onf? eD>qXqXu;wHm}wJR'fod;xGH.okw[JEkmt*D>vDRI -gentle (adj) kind, soft - El;nH\u203aaom\/ odrfarG@aom\/ nifomaom - uykmvk;< uzDvD Mother gave the baby a gentle pat. araronfuav;i,fudknifompGmykwfay;onf? rdrd'J0Jzdo.uzDvDzdM.vDRI 117","get (v) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - to receive or to take; to come; to become - &onf\/ ,lonf\/ a&mufvmonf\/ jzpfvmonf - rRM>< [H;M>< uJxD. I get books at the library. u|Ekfyfpm=unf\u203awdkufrSpmtkyf&onf? ,rRM>vHmvXw>z;vHm'X;vDRI -ghost (n) a bodyless being, sometimes thought to be a person who has died - wap>\/ ol&J\/ 0dnmOf - w>wC.< w>uvR< wJ_yJ>< yDRwC.< w>bDyS> The story about the ghost scared me. wap>ol&JyHkjyifonfu|Efkyfudka=umufvef@aponf? w>wC.tw>wJylwz.rRysHR,RvDRI giant (n) - a huge person - vlxGm;=uD;\/ bDvl; - ySReD>up>z;'d.z;oGg< 'd;wug In the story the giant held the boy in his large hand. yHkjyifxJwGifbDvl;}uD;onfaumifav;udkol.vufxJwGifudkif xm;onf? vXw>wJtylRM.'d;wugw'kzD.Cmzdo.ydmcGgvXtpkv. tylRvDRI girl (n) - a female child - rdef;uav;\/ aumifrav; - ydmrk.zdo. That girl is my young sister. xkdrdef;uav;onfu|efawmf.nDrjzpfonf? ydmrk.zdo.t0JM.rh>,yk>ydmrk.M.vDRI 118","give (v) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - to let someone or something have - ay;onf - [h. I will give you a present. u|Efkyfoifhudkvufaqmifay;rnf? ,u[h.eRw>[h.wcgvDRI -glad (adj) pleased - auseyfaysmf\u00b1$ifaom\/ 0rf;ajrmufaom - o;ck< o;zSH< vXto;ck< vXto;zSH The children are glad that Nay Tun is not sick anymore. aexGef;rzsm;awmhaoma=umifhuav;rsm;0rf;ajrmuf=uonf? zdo.wz.to;ckvXpDRM>xlwqd;uhvXRtCdvDRI -glass (n) something hard which can be seen through and which can be easily broken - rSef - vDcDqSH< rJmuvR A window has glass so that you can see out of it. jyLwif;aygufwGifrSefwyfxm;aoma=umifhtjyifudkjrif&onf? yJ}wDwbh.tHRtd.'D;rJmvRtCdeuG>pdw>qlw>ysDylRohvDRI glove (n) - a covering for the hand which has a place for each finger - vuftdwf - pkzsD. In cold weather wool gloves keep your hands warm. csrf;at;aom&moDwGifodk;arG;vuftdwfonfoifhvufrsm;udkaEG;aponf? vXw>*d>cgtuwD>M.odql.pkzsD.rRvXRepkvDRI 119","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary go (v) - to move along - oGm;onf - vJR San San will go to school soon. pef;pef;ausmif;odk@r=umcifoGm;vdrfhrnf? eD>qXqXuvJRqluFdzJwpd>zdtwD>ylRvDRI gold (n) - a bright yellow metal - a\u00b1$ - xl Many rings are made of gold. vufpGyfrsm;udka\u00b1$jzifh\u00f0yvkyfonf? yoH;wz.b.w>bSDtDRvXxlvDRI good (adj) - pleasing or enjoyable; well behaved - aumif;aom\/ vdrRmaom\/ ESpfoufzG,faumif;aom - *hR< vXt*hR That was a good show. xdkjyyGJonfaumif;aomjyyGJwpfckjzpfonf? w>'k;eJ.t0JM.*hRr;vDRI -good-bye (interj) something said when a person leaves - oGm;vdkufygtHk;r,f (cGJcGmcgeD;E_wfqufpum;) - vJRymvH< vJReJrkmrkm \u201cGoodbye\u201d, called the girls as they left the party. rdef;uav;rsm;onf ygwDrSxGufcGmcsdefwGif \u201coGm;vdkufygtHk;r,f\u201d [kE_wfquf=uonf? ydmrk.zdwz.pH;0J ?vJRymvH\/ zJt[;xD.vXrl;xH.vdmtylRM.vDRI 120","-grade (n) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - one class in school; a mark received for work done - twef;\/ &\u00b1SdaomtrSwf\/ tqifh ywD>< tywD>< wDR Tin Tin is in the third grade. wifwifonfwwd,wef;wGifwufaeonf? eD>xHxHtd.0JoXwDRM.vDRI -grandfather (n) the father of one\u2019s father or mother - tbdk; - zk< tzk< zkzk My grandfather is the oldest person in our family. u|Efkyfwdk@rdom;pkwGiftbdk;onftouft}uD;qHk;jzpfonf? ,zkrh>0JySRo;yS>uwX>vX[H.ylRvDRI -grandmother (n) The mother of one\u2019s father or mother - tbmG ; - zH< tzH< zHzH I have two grandmothers. u|EfkyfwGiftbGm;ESpfa,muf\u00b1Sdonf? ,zHtd.0J'.cH*RvDRI -grass (n) low-growing plants that bear seeds if not cut - jrufyif - eD.< wyH> Saw Tun cuts the grass in the school yard. apmxGef;onfausmif;0if;xJwGifjrufrsm;udkaygufaeonf? pDRxlzs;eD.vXuFdu&X>tylRvDRI 121","great (adj) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - a large number; a big or important thing - }uD;aom\/ jrifhaom\/ ta&;}uD;aom? rsm;jym;aom - 'd.< tg< *D>rk> A great number of people watched the soccer game. vltrsm;tjym;abmvHk;yGJ=unf\u203acJh=uonf? ySRtg*RuG>uD0Jw>vdmuGJzsX.xlvDRI grocer (n) - someone who sells food in a store - ukefpHka&mif;ol - ySRqgw>zd Mother buys food every week from the gorcer. taronfpm;aomufukefrsm;udkukefpHka&mif;olxHrStywfwdkif;0,fonf? rdrd>yS\u203aR0Jw>tD.w>tDvXySRqgw>zdttd.ud;rk>EGH'J;M.vDRI -grocery (n) the place where foods are sold - ukefpHkqdkif - us;< yeHm&dus; People shop at a grocery. vlrsm;onfukefpHkqdkifwGifaps;0,f=uonf? ySRunDwz.yS\u203aRw>vXyeHm&dus;tylRvDRI 122","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary Hh -hamburger (n) ground beef which is shaped into a round flat shape before being cooked - [rfbm*g\/ tom;jym; - [X.bX.uX>< w>n.vXw>yXEkmtDRqlud.tuql; I put my hamburger into a bun. u|Efkyfonf[rfbm*gudkaygifrkef@xJodk@n\u2021yfvdkufonf? ,yXEkm[X.bX.uX>vXud.tuql;vDRI hammer (n) - a wooden handle with a metal head used to drive nails into wood - wl - cH.cl. A builder uses a hammer. aqmufvkyfa&;orm;onfwludkoHk;onf? ySRbSDw>zdw*Rpl;ug0JcH.cl.vDRI -hand (n) the end part of your arm; a pointer such as on a clock - vuf\/ em&DvufwH - pk< pkv.< e.&H.tpkvJRw&H; I have five fingers on each hand. u|Efkyf.vufwpfzufpDwGifvufacsmif;ig;acsmif;\u00b1Sdonf? ,pkrk>td.0J,J>bdvX,pkwcDpkmpkmtvdRvDRI handkerchief (n) - a soft piece of cloth used to wipe the nose and face - vufudkify0g - w>0gzd< w>pSXRzd I use a cotton handkerchief. u|efronfcsnfvufudkify0gudkoHk;onf? ,pl;ugw>0gzdvXb.w>q;tDRvXw>uH;nmbJM.vDRI 123","handle (n) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - a part of a thing that is held by the hand - vufudkif - pkzD. We carry a bucket by its handle. a&yHk;udkvufudkifrSudkif&onf? ypdmx;0g'XvXtpkzD.M.vDRI -handy (adj) useful - toHk;0ifaom - tbsK;td.< vXtbsK;td. A pencil is handy when you want to write something. cJwHonfpma&;aomtcgwGiftoHk;0ifonf? pX>bdM.tbsK;td.0JzJeuGJ;vHmtcgM.vDRI -hang (v) to fasten or to be fastened to a rod, a hook or something above - csnfonf\/ csdwfqGJonf\/ wGJvJusonf - bs;vDR San San will hang up her clothes. pef;pef;onfolr.t0wfrsm;udkvSrf;vdrhfrnf? eD>qXqXubs;vDRtw>ulw>uRwz.vDRI happen (v) - to take place - jzpfyGm;onf - rRto;< uJxD. Many things happen each day. wpfae@wmwGiftjzpftysufrsm;pGmjzpfysufonf? w>rRto;tgrHRzJweHRb.weHRtwD>ylRM.vDRI 124","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary -happy (adj) glad or pleasant - 0rf;ajrmufaom\/ aysmf\u00b1$ifauseyfaom - o;ck< o;zSH< vXto;ck Mu Mu is a happy girl. rlrlonfaysmf\u00b1$ifaomrdef;uav;wpfa,mufjzpfonf? eD>rkrk.rh>ydmrk.zdvXto;zSHw*RvDRI -happiness (n) the feeling of gladness; joy - aysmf\u00b1$ifr_ - w>o;ck< w>o;zSH We wish Nu Nu happiness on her birthday. u|[email protected];ae@wGifolraysmf\u00b1$ifap&efqkawmif;ay;onf? yqX*hRb.eD>eded.vXteHRtd.zsJ.qXuhRu[JpdmM>tDRw>o;ckM.vDRI -hard (adj) firm, not soft; not easy - cufcJaom\/ cJ,Of;aom - uDcJ< vXtuDcJ< r;< udR Bo Bo had a hard time carrying the heavy box. av;vHaomaowWmudko,f&onfrSmbdkbdktwGufcufcJaomtcsdefjzpfonf? pDRbDbDw>uDcJb.tDRvXub.pdmwvgvXtCXwzsX.vDRI -hardly (adv) not quite; just about - tEdkifEdkif\/ cJ,Of;pGm - bl; (ub.)< uDuDcJcJ< e;e;usHRusHR We hardly had time to catch the bus. u|Ekfyfwdk@bwfpfum;udkrDzdk@tEdkifEdkifbJ? yucsK;M>odvh.t*D>w>qXuwD>bl;wtd.vXRb.vDRI 125","hat (n) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - a covering for the top part of the head - OD;xkyf - cd.zsD.< cd.rD.< cd.ukm< cd.ovk; He wears a hat on his head. ol.acgif;ay:wGifOD;xkyfaqmif;xm;ygonf? t0JukmxD.cd.ovk;vXtcd.vdRM.vDRI -hatch (v) to come out of an egg - aygufonf\/ OrStaumifaygufonf - z;xD.< yd>z;xD. I saw the chicken hatch from its shell. =uufuav;OcGHxJrSaygufvmonfudku|EfkyfjrifcJhonf? ,xH.qDzdz;xD.vXqD'H.uktylRvDRI -have (v) to own; to be forced; to hold - \u00b1Sdonf - td. I have a new ring. u|EfkyfwGifvufpGyftopfwpfuGif;\u00b1Sdonf? ,yoH;toDtd.wbdvDRI hay (n) - grasses or plants which are cut, dried and used as food for animals - aumuf\u00b1dk;\/ jrufajcmuf - vD>bd< wyH>Ch Horses and cows eat hay. jrif;ESifhEGm;rsm;onfaumuf\u00b1dk;udkpm;=uonf? uoh.'D;uDs>wz.tD.0JvD>bdvDRI 126","head (n) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - the top part of the body; the front, the top - OD;acgif; - cd. That man has hair on his head. xdkvl}uD;.OD;acgif;wGifqHyif\u00b1Sdonf? ySRw*RM.tcd.oltd.vXtcd.vdRM.vDRI hear (v) - to receive sounds through the ear; to learn by listening - =um;onf\/ =um;emonf - e>[l Can you hear him whispering? olwD;wdk;ajymwmudkoif=um;ygovm;? rh>ee>[lt0JuwdRuoGHw>{gI -heart (n) the part of the body inside the chest that pumps the blood and keeps the body alive - - ESvHk; o; When you run, your heart beats faster. oifajy;aomtcgoifhESvHk;ckefydkjrefonf? zJeCh>tcgeo;pH.cV'd.xD.vDRI heat (n) - the opposite of cold - tyl\\\"mwf - w>ud>to[D. The sun gives off heat. aeonftyl\\\"mwfudkay;onf? rk>[h.xD.w>ud>to[D.vDRI 127","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary -heavy (adj) hard to lift because of weight - av;vHaom - CX< vXtCX The heavy suitcase was hard to carry. av;vHaomt0wfaowWmudko,fzdk@cufonf? wvgpdmpkvXtCXwzsX.b.w>pdmtDRuDr;vDRI My book is heavier than yours. u|Efkyf.pmtkyfonfoif.pmtkyfxufydkIav;.? ,vHmM.CX'd.M>'H;evHmvDRI -helicopter (n) an aircraft without wings which is lifted by whirling blades on the top and at the back - &[wf,mOf - [J.vH.cD;ywX.< ubD,lRxDrJ> A helicopter is able to fly straight up when it leaves the ground. &[wf,mOfonfajrjyifrSpwifysHoe;f csdefwGifwnfhwnfhysHwufEdkifonf? [JvH.cD;ywX.wbh.,lRxD.bsXbsXohM.vDRI -hello (interj) a greeting you use when you first see or talk with someone - [Jvdk\/ pawG@awG@csif;E_wfqufaompum; - [Jvd.< ySRuD>rk>Ek>zdtw>uwdRqX*hRzJtxH.vdmo;tcg \u201cHello!\u201d said Mu Mu when she met Wah Wah. rlrlonf0g0gudkawG@onftcg \u201c[Jvdk\u201d [kE_wfqufcJhonf? eD>rkrk.pH;0J ?[Jvd.\/ zJtxH.vdmo;'D;eD>0g0gtcgM.vDRI 128","help (v) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - to be useful to; to do something for - ulnDonf\/ taxmuftul\u00f0yonf\/ toHk;0ifonf - rRpXR< uJbsK;< uJxD.w>rRpXR May I help you? u|EfkyfoifhudkulnD&rvm;? rh>,ub.rRpXReR{gI -her (pron) the girl, woman, or female animal spoken about; a form of she - (trsKd;orD;twGufoHk;aomemrfpm;) olrudk\/ olr. - t0J (ydmrk.) Ei Ei is my friend, and I like her. tdtdonfu|efr.oli,fcsif;jzpf+yD;\/ olrudku|efrESpfoufonf? eD>tJtJ.rh>,wHRoud;'D;,b.ol.b.o;tDRvDRI hers (pron) - belonging to her; a form of her - (trsKd;orD;twGufydkifqdkifr_jyemrfpm;) olr. (OpPm) - t0Jt (w>) That book is hers. xdkpmtkyfonfolr.pmtkyfjzpfonf? vHmt0JM.rh>t0JtvHmvDRI -herd (n) a number of the same kind of animal that are together - (wd&p>mef) tkyf - zk< u\u00b1l>< 'l. (usD>rhwrh>*DRzH;) Cowboys watched the herd of cows. EGm;ausmif;om;onfEGm;tkyfudkapmifh=unfhcJhonf? ySRuG>usD>zdwz.uG>xGJusD>wzkvDRI 129","here (adv) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - in this place; to this place - 'DrSm - zJtHR \u201cPut that book here, not there,\u201d said the teacher. pmtkyfudk'DrSmxm;yg\/ [dkrSmrxm;ygeJ@[kq&muajymcJhonf? o&.w*RpH;0J'. ?ymvDRvHmt0JM.zJtHR< wrh>vXM.b.\/ hide (v) - to keep out of sight; to put away - ykef;onf\/ zGufonf - td.clol.< ymclol. You hide, and we will try to find you. rif;ykef;aevdkuf\/ +yD;awmhigwk@drif;udkvdkuf\u00b1Smr,f? td.clol.yuuG>CkeRI -high (adj) tall; above the ground - jrifhaom - xD< vXtxD< z;xD The bookcase is too high to reach. pmtkyfpifonfrD&efjrifhvGef;onf? vHmpD>cd.tHRxDuJmqd;vXu[H;M>w>t*D>vDRI -hill (n) a raised part of the earth which is smaller than a mountain - awmifukef;\/ ukef;jrifh - w>vl>< upX>vXtqH;tzk.'D;tg'.wuh>td.vXysDcX.o; The children like to climb to the top of the hill. uav;rsm;onf awmifukef;xdyfodk@wufcsif=uonf? zdo.wz.tJ.'d;xD.0J'.qlw>vl>t'Dcd.vDRI 130","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary -him (pron) the boy, man, or male animal spoken about, a form of he - (a,musfm;av;rsm;twGufoHk;aomemrfpm;) ol@udk - t0J (ydmcGg) I had a race with Tun Tun and I beat him. u|efawmfonfxGef;xGef;ESifhtajy;\u00f0ydif+yD;ol@udkatmifEdkifcJhonf? ,Ch>jyXw>'D;pDRxlxl'D;,rReXRtDRvDRI -his (pron,adj) belonging to him; a form of he - (a,musfm;av;twGufydkifqkdifr_jyemrfpm;) ol@OpPm\/ ol@[m - t0Jt (w>)< b.w>qd;ugtDRvXySRydmcGgwz.t*D> The black jacket is his. *sufuuftus\u00f4trnf;onfol@tus\u00f4jzpfonf? qhuRvXRtolwbh.tHRrh>t0Jtw>vDRI hit (v) - to come against with force - \u00b1dkufonf\/ 0ifwdkufrdonf - wD>< wd>b. Nu Nu hit the ball with a stick. EkEkonfabmvHk;udk\u00b1dkufwHjzifh\u00b1dkufonf? eD>eded.wD>0JzsX.wD>vXeD.wD>M.vDRI hold (v) - to take and keep; not to let go - qkyfudkifxm;onf\/ xm;onf\/ usif;yonf - zD.< zD.Cm< [H;Cm San San held the kitten in her lap. pef;pef;onfa=umifuav;udkolr.aygifay:wGifwifxm;onf\/? eD>qXqXzD.Cm0Jo.rH,DRzdw'kvXtuH.'k.tzDcd.vDRI 131","hole (n) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - an open or hollow place - tayguf\/ wGif;\/ tacgif;ayguf - w>ylR< (w>) tylR The puppy dug a hole in the garden. acG;uav;onfO,smOfxJwGifwGif;wpfwGif; wl;xm;onf? xGH.zdw'kcl.w>ylRwylRvXu&X>tylRvDRI -hollow (adj) empty - tacgif;aygufjzpfaom - (vXtvDR) utd< utd A squirrel ran into the hollow log. \u00b1S\u203aOfwpfaumifonfopfacgif;aygufxJodk@ajy;0ifoGm;cJhonf? vH.ytDw'kCh>EkmvDRqloh.utdtylRvDRI -home (n) a place one lives - tdrf - [H. In the morning I leave home and go to school. u|EkfyfonfeHeufcif;wGiftdrfrSausmif;odk@oGm;onf? ,[;xD.vX[H.'D;vJRqluFdzJ*DRcDM.vDRI -honey (n) a sweet, yellow liquid made by bees from flowers - ysm;&nf - ueJpD< uGJpD Honey is sweet and sticky. ysm;&nfonfcsKdIap;uyfonf? ueJpDM.qX'D;yHm0JvDRI 132","honk (v) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - to make a sound like the cry of a wild goose - um;[Gef;wD;onf - oD.< oD.oJ< ud;yol Car horns can honk loudly. um;[Gef;rsm;onf us,favmifpGmjrnfEdkifonf? odvh.tyHyDRoD.xD.z;'d.oh0JvDRI hook (n) - a curved piece of metal or wood for holding something - csdwf - wcGJue.< eD.uG;< x;uG; Tun Tun put a worm on the fishing hook. xGef;xGef;onfig;r#m;csdwfwGifwDaumifwpfaumifudk csdwfxm;onf? pDRxlxlbs;xD.xd;uvJmvXwcGJue.tvdRvDRI -hope (v) to wish; to look forward to - ar#mfvifhonf - qX< rk>v>< qXrk>v> I hope you will play with me. rif;igESifhupm;vdrfhrnf[kigar#mfvifhonf? ,qXrk>v>vXeuvdmuGJ'D;,RvDRI -horn (n) a hard growth on the heads of some animals; warning sound from a car - OD;csdK\/ OD;csdKyHko\u00bfmef\u00b1Sdaomt&m\/ um;[Gef; - eXR< (q.zduD>zd) teXR< odvh.tyHyDR Father honked the horn at the dog. azazonfacG;udkawG@aoma=umihfum;[Gef;udkwD;cJhonf? ygy>pH>0Jodvh.yHyDRzJtxH.xGH.tcgM.vDRI 133","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary A goat has horns. qdwfwGifOD;csKd\u00b1Sdonf? rJmwJ;vJ; (bJ.) w'ktd.'D;teXRvDRI hospital (n) - a place where sick people or animals are taken care of - aq;\u00b1Hk - w>qg[H. Doctors and nurses work at the hospital. q&m0efESifholem\u00f0yrsm;onfaq;\u00b1HkwGiftvkyfqif;=uonf? uoH.o&.\u00a7 o&.rk.'D;o&.\u00a7 o&.rk.uG>ySRqgwz. rRw>zJw>qg[H.M.vDRI -hot (adj) having much heat; having a burning feeling - ylaom - ud>< vXtud> His skin is hot, because he has a fever. oltzsm;\u00b1Sdaoma=umifhudk,fylaeonf? t0JtvdRud> (tbh.ud>) rh>vXw>ud>td.vXtylRtCdvDRI -hour (n) a measure of time - em&D (tcsdef) - e.&H. (w>qXuwD>) There are sixty minutes in one hour. wpfem&DwGifrdepfajcmufq,f\u00b1Sdonf? we.&H.M.td.0JCkqHrH;eH;M.vDRI 134","house (n) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - a building where people live - tdrf - [H. The house has six rooms. TtdrfwGiftcef;ajcmufcef;\u00b1Sdonf? [H.t'X;td.Ck'X;vDRI -how (adv) in what way; to what degree - b,fvdk\/ b,fenf;\/ b,fodk@ - 'f< 'fod;< 'fvJ. I don\u2019t know how to do that. tJ'gudkb,fvkdvkyf&rvJqdkwmu|efawmfrodyg? ,ub.rRw>0JM.'fvJ.M.,woh.ngb.I howl (v) - to give a long, loud, and often sad cry - tlonf - td.,lR< ud;uvl Our dog can howl like a wolf. u|[email protected];onf0HykavGuJhodk@tlwwfonf? yxGH.td.,lR'fod;xGH.rHRoh0JvDRI -hundred (n) ten times ten, the number for which 100 stands - wpf&m - (w) u,R One hundred pennies equal one dollar. yJedwpf&monfwpfa':vmESifhnDdr#onf? phzJM;wu,RM.vDRvdm'D;w'Dv.M.vDRI 135","-hungry (adj) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - feeling the need for food - qmaom\/ qmavmifaom o.0HR< vXto.0HR I am always hungry before dinner. u|Efkyfonfnpmpm;csdefrwdkifrDt+rJAdkufqmonf? ,o.0HRxDbdwcsK;zJ,tD.[gw>tD.tcgM.vDRI hunt (v) - to look for or to chase - \u00b1Smonf\/ \u00b1Smzrf;onf\/ trJvdkufonf - vlR< vlRzD.< uG>Ck< [;c; Cats like to hunt for mice. a=umifrsm;onf\u00bauGufzrf;&onfudkESpfoufonf? o.rH,DRwz.rd.vlRzD.o;,k>wz.vDRI -hurricane (n) a storm with strong, whirling winds and heavy rain - [m&Dudef;rkefwdkfif; - [.&H.uhuvHRrk> The hurricane swept along the coast. [m&Dudef;rkefwdkif;onfurf;\u00b1dk;wef;wav#muf \u00b1dkufcwfoGm;onf? uvHRrk>[.&H.uhtlozSdw>zJyD.vJ.uX>cd.'D wurs>ngM.vDRI 136","hurry (v) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - to move quickly - tvsifpvkdvkyfonf\/ tjrefvkyfonf\/ tavmw}uD;vkyfonf - rRcV< rR (vX) tcV You must hurry to catch your train. &xm;rD&efoifjrefjrefvkyf&rnf? eub.rRvXtcV'fod;eucsK;M>vh.rh.tlt*D>vDRI hurt (v) - to cause pain to - emonf\/ xdcdkufaponf\/ emusifaponf? - b.'d< rRb.'d Tun Tun hurt his knee when he fell. xGef;xGef;acsmfvJI'l;emoGm;onf? pDRxlxltcD.vh>cd.b.'dzJtvDRCHRtcgvDRI -husband (n) a married man; a man who has a wife - cifyGef;\/ vifa,musfm; - 0R My father is my mother\u2019s husband. azazonfarar.cifyGef;jzpfonf? ,ygrh>0J'.,rdt0RvDRI 137","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary Ii I (pron) - the one who is speaking or writing - u|efawmf\/ u|efr\/ u|Efkyf - , (,R) cGg< ySRunDytd.zdpH;0J ?cU.\/ vXtcDynDrh>0J ?,Rrhwrh>cGg\/ I saw a ball on the field. u|EfkyfonfabmvHk;wpfvHk;udkuGif;jyifxJwGifawG@cJhonf? ,xH.bDvfwzsX.vXysDtylRvDRI ice (n) - water that has frozen - a&cJ - xHvDRouR (ySRunDbSJzdwz.ud;0JvX ?cFHuduvR\/) When water freezes, it becomes ice. a&cJaomtcga&cJjzpfoGm;onf? zJxHcsH.wH; (ck.wH;) tcguJxD.0JxHvDRouRvDRI ice cream (n) - a dessert made by mixing and freezing cream, sugar, eggs, and flavoring - a&cJrkef@ - ud.xHck.zD< ud.eg0. Mu Mu likes ice cream. rlrlonfa&cJrkef@udk\u00f3udufonf? eD>rkrk.tD.xHck.zDbJvDRI idea (n) - a plan or thought - t}uHtpnf\/ pdwful; - w>ul.< w>xH.< w>qdurd.< w>ul.w>uFD. Soe Moe has a good idea for a story. pdk;rdk;onfyHkjyifwpfyk'ftwGufpdwful;aumif;wpfck&\u00b1Sdxm;onf? pDRpdrdtd.'D;w>ul.t*hRwrHRvXw>wJw,k>t*D>M.vDRI 138","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary if (conj) - in case; whether - tu,fI\/ cJhaomf\/ v#if\/ rl - rh>< rhrh> If it rains, we will not go. rdk;\u00b1Gmv#ifu|Efkyfwdk@roGm;awmhyg? rlcd.rh>plRM.ywvJRb.I -important (adj) chief; of value - ta&;}uD;aom\/ ta&;ygaom - tug'd.< vXtug'd. Yangon is an important city. &efukefonfta&;ygaom\u00f2rd@wpf\u00f2rd@jzpfygonf? 0h>wul.rh>0h>vXtug'd.wzsX.vDRI -in (prep) inside; within; the opposite of out - txJY\/ twGif;rSm\/ twGif;odk@\/ Y\/ rSm\/ wGif\/ 0,f - tylR< tudylR< twD>ylR They live in Mandalay. olwdk@onfrE\u0153av;\u00f2rd@wGifaexdkif=uonf? t0Joh.td.vX0h>rgwvhvDRI I can be there in an hour. u|Efkyfxdkae&modk@wpfem&DtwGif;ta&mufvmEdkifrnf? ,vJRwkRzJM.vXwe.&H.twD>ylRohvDRI inch (n) - a measure of length - vufr\/ twdkif;twm - (w) pkrk>'d.< w>xd.w>'G;w>t,HR The line is an inch long; there are 12 inches in a foot. rsOf;onfwpfvufr\u00b1SnfIwpfaywGif 12 vufr\u00b1Sdonf? w>wusdRtHRtd.0Jwpkrk>'d.'D;wcD.,D>M.td.0J12 pkrk>'d.M.vDRI 139","Indian (n) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - A person from India - tdEdN,jynfrStdEdN,vlrsdK; - ySRth',.zd People in India are called Indians. tdENd,jynfrSvlrsm;udktdENd,vlrsdK;rsm;[kac:=uonf? ySRvXttd.vXuD>th',.M.b.w>ud;tDRvXySRth',.zdM.vDRI insect (n) - a very small creature with three parts to its body, six legs, and sometimes, wings. - ydk;r$m;\/ tif;qufydk;r$m; - w>zdC>< w>zdvHRzdC> A fly is an insect. ,ifaumifonftif;qufydk;r$m;wpfrsdK;jzpfonf? o.bkvgM.rh>0Jw>zdC>wuvkmvDRI inside (n, adj) - the part within; the opposite of outside - twGif;\/ twGif;zuf\/ twGif;usaom - vXw>udylR< w>udylR< vXtylR< ylR The inside of the house is dark. tdrftwGif;ydkif;onfarSmif.? vX[H.ylRM.w>cH;vDRI into (prep) - to the inside of; to a certain location - twGif;xJodk@\/ odk@\/ wGif\/ txJudk\/ jzpfatmif\/ rdonf - tudylR (t) usg< ylR< tylR< b.ySR He is going into the house. oltdrfxJodk@0ifoGm;onf? t0JvJRekm0J'.ql[H.ylRvDRI 140","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary We ran into rain on our way home. u|Efkyfwkd@onftdrftjyefvrf;Yrdk;rdcJh=uonf? rlcd.plRb.ySRzJy[JuhRql[H.tcgM.vDRI iron (n) - a metal from which things are made; a tool used to make clothing smooth - oH\/ rD;yl - x;< x;ud> (vXySRxl;bs\u203aw>ulw>uR) A hammer is made from iron. wludkoHjzifhxkvkyfonf? cH.cl.wcgtHRb.w>bSDtDRvXx;vDRI We press the clothes with our iron. u|Efkyfwdk@onft0wftpm;rsm;udkrD;yljzifhwdkufonf? yxl;bs\u203aw>ulw>uRvXx;ud>M.vDRI iron (v) - to remove wrinkles from clothes with a heated iron - rD;ylwdkufonf\/ wkdufonf - xl;x;ud>< xl;bs\u203a Mother irons our clothes. araronfu|Efkyfwdk@t0wfrsm;udkrD;ylwdkufonf? rdrd>xl;bVyw>ulw>uRwz.vDRI is (v) - a form used to show present time (Used with words that mean only one, except the words I and you ) - \u00b1Sdonf\/ jzpfonf\/ ygonf (rsufarSmufjzpfjcif;udkjyaom}ud,m) - rh>< 'd (e.&H.) td.< b.0J It is nine o\u2019clock. ,ckudk;em&D\u00b1Sd+yD (xdk;+yD) tcJtHRtd.cGHe.&H.vH (rhwrh>) tcJtHRcGHe.&H.'dvH 141","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary Tun Tun is glad that he is in the play. xGef;xGef;onfjyZmwfxJwGifyg0if&aoma=umifh0rf;omaeonf? pDRxlxlo;ck0Jrh>vXtEkmb.0JvXw>'k;eJ.w>'dw>wJmtylRtCdvDRI -island (n) a piece of land that has water on all sides - u|ef;\/ a&jyiftxufYay:aeaomukef;ajr - uD;< [D.u0DRpdcd.vXttd.zsgxD.vXxHusg We took the boat to the island. u|Efkyfwdk@onfavSjzifhu|ef;odk@oGm;=uonf? yvJR'd;csHqluD;wzsX.M.vDRI it (pron) - the thing or the animal spoken about - T\/ 'D(t&m0w\u00ceKESifhwd&p>mefwdk@twGufoHk;aomemrfpm;) - w> (wrHR< rhwrh>< q.zduD>zdw'k)< tDR Take the dish and handle it carefully. yef;uefudk,lIaoaocsmcsmudkifwG,fyg? [H;xD.0gpJ'D;zD.tDR*hR*hRb.b.wuh>I its (adj) - belonging to the thing or the animal spoken about - Tt&m.\/ Twd&p>mef. (ywfoufpyfqdkifr_twGuf oHk;aomemrfpm;) - t (w>) The dog hurt its paw. acG;.ajcz0g;Yxdcdkuf'%f&m&onf? xGH.w'ktcD.ngo;b.'dvDRI 142","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary Jj jacket (n) - a short coat - tay:tus\u00f4\/ tay:0wftus\u00f4wdk\/ *sufuuftus\u00f4 - qhvXRzk. The boy is wearing a white jacket. xdka,musfm;av;onftjzLa&miftay:tus\u00f4udk0wfxm;onf? ydmcGgw*RuR0JqhvXRzk.t0gwbh.M.vDRI jar (n) - a wide-mouthed container, usually made of glass, for holding liquids or solids - t0us,fykvif;\/ &m0iftdk; - yvDudmvJ>< uwHR The jar was filled with coconut milk. t0us,fykvif;xJwGiftkef;Edk@rsm;jzifhjznfhxm;onf? yvDudmvJ>wzsX.td.ySJR'D;CDREk>xHM.vDRI jet (n) - a stream of liquid or gas sent with force - yef;xGufaeaomt&nf (odk@) \\\"mwfaiG@ - (xHrhwrh>*m) usdRbd Jet of water came from the fountain. a&yef;rSa&rsm;yef;xGufvmonf? xHusdRbdwcg[J[;xD.vXxHxD.yX>tylRM.vDRI -jet plane (n) an aeroplane with an engine which forces out a stream of hot air and gas powerful enough to fly the airplane - - *sufav,mOfysH ubD,lRuFJ;< ubD,lRwuvkmvXySRud;vX ?uFJ;\/ A jet plane can fly very fast. *sufav,mOfysHonftvGefvsifjrefpGmysHoef;Edkifonf? ubD,lRuFJ;,lR0JcVr;vDRI 143","job (n) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - work; work for pay - tvkyf\/ tvkyftudkif - w>rR< w>zH;w>rR< u,gzdpH; ?'J.zH;'J.rh.\/ ytd.zdpH; ?x;r>\/ ySRunDySd>zdpH; ?pzh;pr.\/ Thandar has a new job at the office. oE\u0153monf\u00b1Hk;wGiftvkyftopfwpfckudk&onf? eD>o'grRM>w>rRtoDzJtw>rR0JRvD>M.vDRI join (v) - to put together; to become a part of - aygif;pnf;onf\/ qufpyfonf - td.wylRCD< rRCkm< zD.xD.< pJbl;vdmo; We join hands to make a circle. u|Efkyfwkd@onfpuf0dkif;jzpfatmifvufrsm;udkquf=uonf? yzD.vdmoud;ypk'fod;yutd.u0DRusDRt*D>M.vDRI joke (n) - something said or done which usually makes people laugh - jyufvHk;\/ &,fp&m - w>wJvdmuGJw>< w>uvdmuvm Tun Tun told a funny joke. xGef;xGef;onf&,fp&maumif;aomjyufvHk;wpfckudkajymcJhonf? pDRxlxlwJvdmuGJw>vDReHRwcgvDRI -jolly(adj) full of cheer - aysmfaysmfaewwfaom - (vXt) ol.zSHo;nD That man is jolly. xdkvlonfaysmfaysmfaewwfaomoljzpfonf? ydmcGgt0JM.rh>ySRol.zSHo;nDw*RvDRI 144","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary -juice (n) the liquid part that comes from fruit, vegetables, and meat - (toD;t\u00b1GufrS&onf) t&nf\/ azsmf&nf - w>txH< w>tpD I like to drink orange juice. u|efrvdarRmf&nfudkaomufcsifonf? ,tJ.'d;tDpl.0H.o.txHvDRI -jump (v) to leap into the air - ckefv$m;onf\/ ckefaygufonf - pH. (w>xD.xD) pH.wcU Tun Sein can jump higher than the others in his class. xGef;pdefonftjcm;aomtcef;azmfrsm;xufydkjrifhatmif ckefEdkifonf? pDRxlph.pH.w>xDM>'H;ySRud;*RvXtwDRylRvDRI -jungle (n) land covered with a thick growth of trees and bushes, especially in the tropics - - awm\/ opfawm\/ *Edkif\/ \u00f2rdif yS>< yS>usg< yS>v>usg There may be tigers in the jungle. awmxJwGifusm;rsm;\u00b1SdEdkifonf? vXyS>ylRM.bD.od.wz.utd.0Joh.oh.vDRI 145","-just (adv) English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary - exactly; a short time ago; only - r#om\/ ckav;wif xJ< xJ{dR< '.tcJtHRzd< wD< wD-w> I have just one piece of candy. u|EfkyfwGifo=um;vHk;wpfvHk;om\u00b1Sdonf? vX,td.M.w>qXud.vd.td.'.xJwvd.{dRvDRI They have just left. olwdk@tckav;wifbJxGufoGm;=uonf? t0Joh.[;xD.'.tcJtHRzdvDRI 146","English - Myanmar - Karen Illustrated Dictionary Kk -keep (v) to have without giving away; to have and to take care of - xdef;odrf;onf\/ apmifha\u00b1Smufonf\/ odrf;qnf;onf - [H;Cm< ymCm< yXRCm May I keep the red pencil? cJwHteDudku|Efkyf,lxm;vdk@&rvm;? rh>,[H;ymCmpX>bdt*DRwbduoh{gI key (n) - a small piece of metal for opening and closing a lock; one of many parts used in a piano or in typing on a keyboard - aomh\/ (vufESdyfpuf\/ uGefjyLwm\/ pEN,m;) cvkwfuGuf - eD.0Hm< eD.0HmcH< eD.qD.cH (we>ySD>pk< cD.zFLxX.) Mother turned the key in the lock. araronfaomhjzifhaomhcavmufudkvSnfhzGifhonf? rdrd>td;xD.eD.0Hm'XvXeD.0HmcHM.vDRI To play a piano, you must press down different keys. pEN,m;wD;&efoifonfjcm;em;aomcvkwfrsm;udkESdyf&rnf? erh>'hwe>ySD>pk'D;eub.qD.vDReD.qD.cHvDRqDzdwz.vDRI kick (v) - to strike with the foot or feet - (ajcaxmufjzifh) uefonf - xl He can kick the football. olonfabmvHk;uefwwfonf? t0JxlzsX.xlohvDRI 147"]