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san (Khasi)
Contributed by: Bikram M Baruah on 2007-10-13
1. (Abstract Noun) the number equal to the number of fingers in human hand OR the number of stars here: ** ** * মানুহৰ এখন হাতৰ আঙুলি অথবা তলত দেখুওৱা তৰাচিহ্ন বোৰৰ সমান সংখ্যাটো ** ** *
English: five,
Assamese: পঞ্চ, পাঁচ,
Bodo: बा,
Mising: angng,
Khasi: san,
Garo: bonga,
Meeteilon: maanga,
Bishnupriya Manipuri: পাঁচ,
Mizo (Lushai): Panga,
Karbi: pho, phongo,
Kok-Borok: Ba,
Hmar: Nga, panga,
Dimasa: bonga,
Apatani: yango,
TAI-Ahom: হা,
Bangla: পঞ্চম, পাঁচ,
Nepali: पाँच, ,
Tiwa: ba,
Deori: ৱা,
Santali: mõ̠ṛe,
TAI-Turung: manga,
Singpho: manga,
Tutsa: bangnga

Contributed by: Himasri Das on 2023-07-04
2. (Verb-Intran.) to bring out the capabilities or possibilities of; bring to a more advanced or effective state: to develop natural resources; to develop one's musical talent; to cause to grow or expand ক্ষমতা, দক্ষতা আদিত উন্নতি লাভ কৰ্৷

Contributed by: Himasri Das on 2023-08-01
3. (Verb-Intran.) to become full grown, fully developed

san (Meeteilon) [ IPA: san]
Contributed by: Priti Mitra on 2024-11-22
4. (Common Noun) two horned, herbivorous domestic animal domesticated for milk, running plough etc. গাখীৰৰ কাৰণে বা হাল বোৱাৰ বাবে পোহা দুটা শিং থকা এবিধ তৃণভোজী, ঘৰচীয়া জন্তু
English: cow,
Assamese: গবী, গো, গৰু,
Bodo: मोसौ,
Mising: so.bo, sobe,
Khasi: ka masi, masi,
Garo: matchu bima,
Meeteilon: san, shanbi,
Mizo (Lushai): bawng, tizâm, vau zâm,
Karbi: chainong, chorong, hama, tsorong, চৰং,
Kok-Borok: musuk,
Nagamese: gai, goru, guru,
Dimasa: mushu,
Ao: mase,
TAI-Ahom: হু,
Hindi: गाय,
Rabha: মাছু,
Tiwa: masu’,
Deori: মুচু,
Tanchangya: guru,
TAI-Phake: me ngo,
TAI-Khamti: ngome,
TAI-Turung: kunsu

Different POS:

a. Common Noun-Masculine: cattleman, cowboy, cowherd, cowman, herdsman...

Opp. Gender:

b. Common Noun-Masculine: bull, bullock, ox, ঋষভ, গোনাথ...
c. Common Noun-Feminine: cow, অনড্বাহী, গবী, গাই, গাইগৰু...

Super Idea:

d. Common Noun: animal, beast, ইতৰ প্ৰাণী, জন্তু, জানোৱাৰ...

san (Karbi)
Contributed by: মৰ্ণিংকে ফাংচ` (Morningkeey Phangcho) on 2009-09-02
5. (Verb-Trans.) to force sth towards oneself by physically holding it কোনো বস্তুত ধৰি নিজৰ গাৰ ফালে জোৰ দে
English: drag, draw, pull, tug,
Assamese: আজোৰ, চপা, টানি আন্, টান্,
Bodo: बो, बोनाइ,
Mising: bu, ek, ekki, sonam, tik,
Khasi: ring, shim,
Meeteilon: chingba,
Mizo (Lushai): hnuk,
Karbi: keh’san, san, vung, wung,
Dimasa: sig, sigba, sigklai, sigpha,
Bangla: টান্,
Nepali: तान्नु,
Deori: দিঁজি, দিমাঁ,
TAI-Turung: gang,
Singpho: gang ai

Antonyms:

a. Verb-Trans.: push, ঠেল, ধাক্কা খা, ধাক্কা মাৰ্, হেঁচোক...

Higher Magnitude:

b. Verb-Trans.: yank, আঁজোৰ মাৰ্...

Related Idea:

c. Verb-Trans.: attract, pull, আকৃষ্ট কৰ্, আকৰ্ষণ কৰ্, बो...

san (TAI-Turung) [ IPA: san]
Contributed by: Rajshree Shyam on 2024-11-19
6. Cuisine-Food(Material Noun-Neuter) the flesh of animals as used for food খাদ্যৰূপে ব্যৱহাৰ কৰা জন্তুৰ দেহৰ মাংসপেশী
English: meat,
Assamese: আমিষ, গোছ, মঙহ, মাংচ bo , মাংস,
Bodo: बेदर,
Mising: adin, din,
Khasi: ka doh,
Garo: be.en,
Meeteilon: matong, shadum,
Karbi: ok,
Kok-Borok: bahan,
Nagamese: mangso, mangsu, mongah, mongoh, mongso,
Dimasa: bahain, mogong,
Ao: asa,
TAI-Ahom: নু,
Hindi: मांस,
Bangla: মাংস,
Rabha: মাকান,
Deori: চ্চুচ্চু,
Hajong: মাছাং,
TAI-Khamti: na-ai,
TAI-Turung: san,
Singpho: shan,
Tutsa: see