bw-cha-m bw-cha-m, bw-chw̄ra-m bw-chēra-m

lividity of the skin caused by a bruise or hard beating

cha-mārī

mark or proof of eating

chāmārī,cām rī

son-in-law

daughter's husband

a person living in his father-in-law's house

che-mēre-k

partly-broken

oksi chemerek

broken broom

khwnai chemerek

loosen hair

lāchīma-kūru-i, lājīmāng kūru-i, lāchīyā

shameless

impudent

ri-chūm

clothes

dress

put on dress(upper body,i.e.upto waist)

ri-g na-i chāma-thūy

the Tripuri community,s own dress(lower part) for women made ressembling the colour of chamathuy flower