Rohingya to English dictionary
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cáab
(gentleman; man of higher rank or post)
Caabán
(the 8th month of Arabic calendar before Ramadan month)
cáabgíri
(enjoying as man of higher post)
Cáabbázar
(famous area in Arakan meaning market of high-rank person)
cáaer
(poet; writer of poem)
cáaeri
(poetry)
Cáafí
(one of the four main Islamic religious guiders and guides)
cáai
(royal e.g. cáai hándan king's family)
cáakin
(discipline; order; self-control)
cáakinsára
(without any discipline, order or self-control)
cáandár
(grand; high profile)
cáath
(shirt)
cáayi
(royal)
cáb
(curse)
cába
(raid)
cabác
(being successful)
cabáci
(success)
cac
(grow staple food)
cacá
(land owner)
cácca
(pure)
cáccih
(punishment)
cacóuk
(paper of agreement in between)
cácta
(pure)
caça
(mat)
cáça
(chase [him/her/them])
caçá
(not fertile)
cáçar
(chasing [him/her/them])
caçí
(leaving nothing)
cáçi
(remove from root)
cáçiféla
(have hair cut)
cáço
([you] chase)
cáda
(white)
cádacídah
(white and straight)
cádh
(hair cut)
cádhdho
(carry hair cut)
cádi
(marriage)
cágirit
(students; pupils)
cágu
(small grain like white rice)
cáicta
(civilized; grand)
cáigor
(ocean)
cáikkat
(in front of him; in his witness)
caimca
(acting as spoon)
cáinno
(organized)
cáir
(a kind of bird that can be tamed to speak human language)
caiththar
(laying with great laziness)
cáiththana
(rib)
cák
(vegetable leaves)
cákki
(witness)
caku
(knife of round shape)
cákkih
(witness)
cákuaic
(convenience; chance)
cál
(neck wrapper; inside layer of very thin cloth)
calák
(clever; intelligent; smart)
caláki
(cleverness)
caláikka
(clever person)
calic (forty-40)
calicá (effects of age forties)
cálic (sue in court)
camic (spoon)
cán (grand; God's ability or plan e.g. Allahr cán)
cáncúkót (grandness; of high profile; high living standard)
cañçér ([he/she/they are] eating too slowly)
cañçór ([you are] eating too slowly)
cándar (of great standard)
cándor (rich by prosperity)
cáñla (wife's younger brother; scolding)
cáñtaic (twenty seven 27 )
cánti (peace)
cáñzah
(punishment)
cár (of benefit; useful)
cára (a gift for remembrance or memory; whole e.g. cára rait whole
night)
cáre (enough in [his/her/their] living)
cárer
(is being enough in [his/her/their] living)
cáro
(enough in [your] living?)
cárorr (is being enough in [your] living?)
cári
(long wrapping cloth from top to bottom of body)
cárir
(is being enough in [my/our] living)
cárit
(pupil)
cath (hardened skin mainly in leg)
cáth (hair cut; wooden plate over bamboo wall)
cathú (wooden decorated floor)
cáththwa
(thread of banana tree)
ceármen (chairman)
céc
(end; final; last)
cectha (trying)
cek
(check)
cék
(man of high caliber)
cékayot (complain)
cékowa (complain)
ceñçi (spy man)
cém (tree root)
cémbuú (shampoo)
ceñth (penis; scolding)
cér (loop hole; measuring pot)
céri
(iron weight to measure weight)
ceththá (flat)
cézana-fata
(a kind vegetable leaves)
cézana-gas (a kind of tree which leaves are used as vegetable)
cézana-gula (a kind of fruit)
cézana-hark (a kind of vegetable)
Cíah (another sect in Muslims particularly in Iran; steep)
cíai (ink)
cíak (complication; quarrel)
cíal (fox)
cíañ (sew; stitch)
cíañ-bañc (hard bamboo tree)
cíañni
(stitch)
cíañr
(sewing; stitching)
cíar
(hunt)
cíare
(of hunting)
cíardár
(share holder)
cíba-bañc (hard bamboo tree)
cícah (lead metal)
cícciçí-mas (a kind of fish)
cícirí (tiny bottle)
cíçi (stair case)
cídah (very cool person)
cígeréth (cigarette)
cígga gas (a kind of tree)
cíiar (share)
cíiargoron (animal hunting)
cíiari (for hunting; of hunting)
cíin (nasal liquid)
cíirmas (a kind of fish)
cíkah (teach)
cíkkitá (literate)
cíkkatá (literate)
ciñçí (letter)
cindhi (smallest)
cindhifoisá (coin of smallest value)
cíndi (poor feeding with open invitation)
cíndur (face or forehead mark for Hindu ladies)
cíng
(horn)
cínggat
(tunnel that thief digs for stealing)
cínggoh
(lion)
cíñyon (nose sticky fluid)
cíñyoór (roots)
círab (syrup)
círgula (a kind of fruit)
cít
(winter cold)
cíta (hair styling)
cítan
(head side; top side)
cítantí
(at the head side)
cítantú
(at the head side)
cíte
(because of cold; by the cold)
cithíng (cheater)
cítka
(drops of liquids; spray)
cíkkailla
(of winter)
cítkal (winter)
cítkale (in winter)
cítor (of cold)
cíyallá
(of fox; of fox cleverness)
cíyori-gula (a kind of fruit)
cóbafúti
(chairman)
cóbah
(meeting)
cobbic
(twenty four 24)
cóc
(true)
cóccaiyi
(the truth)
cóccoçar
(animal enjoying at shallow water)
coccúl
(eye sickness)
cocmá
(eye glass)
coçá
(dry, not watery land)
coçor-fóçor
(very active person)
códor
(traders)
cóibboh
(of good character; peaceful)
cóicca (true)
cóiccai (truth)
cóinno
(followers; people that follows; without any support from below)
cóinnor
(of having no support to keep it up)
cóinnor-uore
(staying up without any ground support)
coit
("Coit" month)
cóitan (devil)
cóitani (of devil; bad behavior)
cóith
(noun: suffering; uneasiness)
cóitto
(firm believing)
cok (chalk)
cók (doubt)
cókcubá (doubt and distrust)
cokól
(shape; figure)
cókoléith (chocolate)
cókti (energy)
Cókkubar
(Friday)
cóm
(pregnant; mishap; calamity)
Cómbar
(Monday)
cómbotti
(property; wealth)
comke
(flush; look bright; come rays out of)
comker
(flushing; looking bright; coming rays out of)
cómmosibot
(mishap; unfortunate day)
cón
(season)
cóncar
(the kingdom)
cónconár
(abundant; too much available; too crowded)
cóñço
(small)
cóndoh
(suspect; mistrust)
Cónibar
(Saturday)
cóo (fit; suit; does not harm)
cóoc (dare)
cóor (city)
cóorgwá
(city man)
cóouk
(wishes; wishes for grand living)
cóppon
(dream)
corá
(tradition)
córa (save other from danger; let other to give way)
córab
(alcoholic drink)
córabi
(person who heavily drink alcoholic drink)
córbot (juice)
córboti (orange)
córifá (a kind of fruit)
córiyót
(Islamic rules)
córkar
(government)
córo
(give way; to go away to be save from danger)
córom
(shyness)
córon
(noun: giving way; going away to be save from danger)
córoóc
(loose; soft; not tight)
corót
(condition; term; prerequisite)
cormá (eye glass)
córma (feel shy)
córmar (cont: feeling shyness)
córme (because of shyness)
córmon (noun: feeling shyness)
córman (warm welcome; dignifying)
córminda
(shameful)
córr
(sailing cloth)
cótan
(devil)
cótani (naughty act)
coth
(roof top)
cótti
(energy)
couça (width)
coudóri
(chairman)
cúaríc (ask someone to help)
cubá
(suspect; distrust)
cúccak (disturbance)
cúdah (lazy person)
cúddoh (of good character)
cúddor (line-up in queue)
cúdin (summer)
cúaiggó
(approaching to show love with intention of getting benefit)
cugolkúr (telling bad of others)
cúikkya (being lazy worker)
cuiththali (cow's top)
cújjo
(sun)
cúk
(prosperity; healthy)
cúkah (tobacco)
cúkcak (disturb)
cúkcánti
(bliss bless)
cukkáth (close eyes)
cúkkitá (having easy life; non-hard worker)
cúkkor (of happy life)
cúkkot (in happier life)
cúkor
(thanks)
cúkorguzar
(thankful; grateful)
cúkuria (thanks)
cúlhar (action near to giving birth)
cúlloh (sixteen)
cúm
(hair size rod)
cum
(kiss)
cuma
(kiss)
cúmka (black magic)
cún (hear)
cúna (gold; female sex organ)
cúnar (of gold; golden)
cúnarsó
(male sex organ)
cúnali (of gold; of highest quality)
cúnar (made of gold)
cuñça (cigarette)
cúndor
(beautiful)
cúndori
(person of beauty)
cúndoijja (of beautiful)
cúne ([he/she/they] listen)
cúner ([he/she/they are] listening)
cúngha
(blowing for cure)
cúnir
([I/we] listening)
cúno (listen)
cúnon (noun: listening)
cúnoni (charge for listening)
cup
(keep quiet)
cúr (queue; keeping in line)
cúrba
(soup; curry liquid)
cúrha
(liquid of curry)
cúrmah
(eye lit of color-blue)
cúruh
(beginning)
cúruttú
(at the beginning)
cúrum
(cave tunnel)
cúthah
(baking power)
cút
(interest)
cúti
(of interest; related to interest)
cúthah (carbonate flour)
cúthki
(holiday)
cuthki fiçá
(bread of eastern)
cuththoni
(peep at)
cúu
(styling)
cúú
(sound to let the chicken go away)
cuuñçi
(mouth)
cúu-gula
(a kind of fruit)
cúwaríc (intercede; ask on somebody's behalf)
cúwor (pig; scolding for misbehavior)
cúwoijja (male pig)
cúworni
(female pig)
cúza
(straight)
cwá
(the e.g. the man manúic cwá )
**About 300 words** Updated: May
25, 2006. Homepage:
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