Wt/lus/love

love

Thu ţobul

Tuna a inziah ang hian hun sap ţawng laihawl (kum 1150-147 inkar vêl) aţanga hman ţan tawh a ni, chu chu sap ţawng hlui (kum 1150 hma) thumal lufu tih aţang, chu chu Proto-Germanic thumal lubo tih aţanga lâk lehchhawn a ni.

Lamdàn

• IPA-in: /lʌv/
• Mizo kalhmangin: /lav/

• A ri-in (UK awphawi)

  (taksa)

• A ri-in (Amerika awphawi)

  (taksa)

Hming

1. hmangaihna

   Love is not love which alters when it alteration finds. (Shakespeare. Sonnet n° 116)

2. ngainatna

   His love for German literature is unequalled in Aizawl.

3. (inkhelh point chhiarah) bial

   one-love!

4. ngaihzawng

   I met my love by the gasworks wall.

5. (ţawng tuallengah) ţhian nèl deuh kohna.

   Hello, love, how can I help you?

Tlukpuite

love tih hi a hmanna azirin a hnuaia thumalte nèn khuan a awmzia a inang thei:

(ngaihzawng) baby, darling, sweetheart, lover, pet, honey, love bird, paramour (ţhiante kohna) mate, lover, sweety, darling, dear

Khingpuite

• (hmangaihna) hate, hatred, angst, malice, spite, -phobia

Thiltih

Tihdanglamna

A ṭùl dàn azira love tihdanglam dànte

love loves loved loved loving

Awmzia

1. hmangaih

   I love you.

2. ngaina

   I especially love Italian cuisine.

Khingpuite

• hate, detest, despise

Laichin

• lovely
• loveable
• loving
• beloved

Rempui

love tiha hawrawpte hi a indawt dàn hranga remin a hnuaia thumal khu a lo chhuak thei:

vole

Thlûkpui

• dove

Lehlinna

duhna ril tak (hming)

Mizo ţawngin: hmangaihna Ferên ţawngin: amour Zerman ţawngin: Liebe

nasa taka ngaina (thiltih)

Mizo ţawngin: hmangaih Ferên ţawngin: aimer Zerman ţawngin: lieben