Apatani Dictionaryclass. row. Gramm: classifier (root form) prefixing numerals and certain monosyllabic adjectival roots. Used for lines of aligned objects such as rows of fence, mountain ridges, etc. yore, yornye, yorhinhe, yorpe, yorngohe, yorkhe, yorkanuhe, yorpinye, yorkoahe, yorlyanhe. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 row(s).
n. basket carried by hand used by women for carrying rice or vegetables. yopo-pohe n:num. one *yopo basket. Var: yopo poye. formal presentation of gifts Usually consists of a Tibetan prayer bell (*maji) and meat. hiijan yopo n. basket containing various pieces of meat that is presented by the bride’s parents to the children of a newly married couple during the wedding ceremony (*mida).
vi. to drown. Usage: Bulla. Var: phua. Usage: Hija.
vt. to persuade; to convince, esp. in a mediation.
n. famine.
n. loincloth of cotton traditionally worn by grown-up males to hide private parts. See: ahu; sarbe.
vt. (of a plural subject) to persuade someone collectively.
n. variety of loosely woven cane basket used by males for carrying firewood. Syn: yasan-yara. Yara raye/rahe. One *yara basket.
vt-r. to persuade someone, esp. in order to settle a dispute between individuals.
n. (Agr.) winnower made of bamboo or cane framework used to blow the chaff from grain by a current of air . yapyo ngoro nphr. large winnower. Yapyo-pyoye/pyohe. One winnower.