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19 words and 14 phrases found.

Hmong

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CNHmong
Noj[Naw (high-falling tone)]
Verb
Eat

“Kuv xav noj txiv kab ntxwv.”

I want to eat an orange.

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CNHmong
Qe[qeh]Appears in an example
noun
Egg

“Koj puas xav noj qe?”

Do you want to eat eggs?

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CNHmong
Su[Shoo]Appears in an example
noun
Lunch

“Wb mus noj su ua ke.”

Let's go eat lunch together.

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CNHmong
Caw[chuh]Appears in an example
verb
Invite

“Kuv xav caw koj tuaj noj mov.”

I want to invite you to eat.

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CNHmong
Dos[daw (low tone)]Appears in an example
noun
Onion

“Kuv nyiam noj dos.”

I like eating onions.

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CNHmong
Mov[maw]Appears in an example
noun
Rice / Food

“Peb noj mov nrog nqaij.”

We eat rice with meat.

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CNHmong
Qab[kah (high tone)]Appears in an example
adjective
Delicious or tasty

“Cov khoom noj no qab heev.”

This food is very delicious.

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CNHmong
Tav[tah]Appears in an example
verb
to be time for

“Twb tav sij hawm noj mov lawm.”

It is already time to eat.

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CNHmong
Tes[Teh]Appears in an example
noun
Hand

“Ntxuav koj txhais tes ua ntej noj mov.”

Wash your hands before eating.

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CNHmong
Ntej[Nday]Appears in an example
Adverb
Before / Front

“Ua ntej peb mus, peb yuav tsum noj mov.”

Before we go, we must eat.

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CNHmong
Nyuj[ɲu˥˨]Appears in an example
noun
cow

“Tus nyuj noj zaub ntsuab.”

The cow eats green grass.

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CNHmong
Tsau[ch-ao]Appears in an example
adjective
Full

“Kuv noj mov tsau lawm.”

I am full from eating rice.

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CNHmong
Ncuav[N-chwah]Appears in an example
noun
Rice cake

“Kuv nyiam noj ncuav nplej.”

I like to eat rice cakes.

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CNHmong
Nqaij[Ngai]Appears in an example
noun
Meat

“Kuv tsis noj nqaij npua.”

I do not eat pork.

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CNHmong
Tsiab[Tsee-ah]Appears in an example
noun
Feast

“Peb yuav mus noj tsiab peb caug tag kis.”

We are going to the New Year feast tomorrow.

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CNHmong
Tshais[Chai]Appears in an example
noun
Breakfast

“Koj puas noj tshais lawm?”

Have you eaten breakfast yet?

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CNHmong
Tshuaj[Tzhua]Appears in an example
noun
Medicine

“Koj puas tau noj tshuaj?”

Have you taken your medicine?

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CNHmong
Nag hmo[na-hmoh]Appears in an example
adverb
Yesterday

“Nag hmo kuv tsis tau noj mov.”

Yesterday I did not eat.

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CNHmong
Txiv hmab txiv ntoo[Tsi hma tsi ntoo]Appears in an example
noun
Fruit

“Kuv nyiam noj txiv hmab txiv ntoo tshiab.”

I like to eat fresh fruit.

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