ṭum
Mizo
Etymology 1
Noun
ṭum
- time, occurrence
- Synonym: vawi
- Vanglaini, "Myanmar sipaite hruai haw an ni [Burmese soldiers returned home]", 25 January 2024
- Myanmar thlawhtheina hi nimin khan ṭum hnih Lengpui Airport-ah rawn ṭum a, ṭum khatah mi 53 ve ve a phur haw a ni.
- A Burmese plane landed two times at Lengpui Airport yesterday, each time carrying home 53 people.
Etymology 2
From Proto-Kuki-Chin *k(r)um.
Verb
ṭum
- (of flying things) to land
- Vanglaini, "Myanmar sipaite hruai haw an ni [Burmese soldiers returned home]", 25 January 2024
- Myanmar thlawhtheina hi nimin khan ṭum hnih Lengpui Airport-ah rawn ṭum a, ṭum khatah mi 53 ve ve a phur haw a ni.
- A Burmese plane landed twice at Lengpui Airport yesterday, each time carrying home 53 people.
- Vanglaini, "Myanmar sipaite hruai haw an ni [Burmese soldiers returned home]", 25 January 2024
- to jump with both feet together
Derived terms
- ṭum thla
Further reading
- Lorrain, J. Herbert (1940), “ṭum”, in Dictionary of the Lushai language, Calcutta: Asiatic Society