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women’s woven basket, conical in shape, with a tump line, used for carrying vegetables and heavy loads
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noun Northern Red Muntjac
Scientific name: Muntiacus vaginalis via inaturalist.org
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noun Northern Red Muntjac
Scientific name: Muntiacus vaginalis via inaturalist.org
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noun Northern Red Muntjac
Scientific name: Muntiacus vaginalis via inaturalist.org
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n crown, made of silver with semi-precious stones, worn on ceremonial occasions by high-status individuals. Shown here as worn by Goverdhan Nimasow, co-author of this dictionary, photographed by Lynn Johnson.
men’s jacket, traditional and worn on ceremonial occasions, white linen with an embroidered pattern around the bottom
n altar, shrine for well-being, made of three stalks of bamboo, incense is burnt on it during hu-phu khüĝüw ritual, a clean white cloth is tied at the top
Brown Dipper (lit. "water chicken")
Scientific name: Cinclus pallasii via inaturalist.org
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basket made of bamboo with an open weave pattern, used to carry firewood, fruits, etc.
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arrows (collectively), made of bamboo, of which there are three different types: müchü, with a steel point; müdra, with a sharpened and fired bamboo point; and müthpa, with a blunt point used by children to kill birds
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priest (hereditary, male, performs chants and rituals). Shown here is Salu Badi, a Koro-Aka/Hruso-Aka priest in Palizi
n a stalk of vegetation, usually as tall as a person or taller, held and used during ritual by priest, for example a chicken may be tied to it during a chicken sacrifice ritual.
noun type of bamboo arrow, with blunt tip, used by children to kill small birds
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noun Irrawaddy Squirrel
Scientific name: Callosciurus pygerythrus via inaturalist.org
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noun Irrawaddy Squirrel
Scientific name: Callosciurus pygerythrus via inaturalist.org
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noun Himalayan Striped Squirrel
Scientific name: Tamiops macclellandii via inaturalist.org
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noun Large-eared Pika, (also used for mouse)
Scientific name: Ochotona macrotis via inaturalist.org
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noun Pallas’ Squirrel
Scientific name: Callosciurus erythraeus via inaturalist.org
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noun Pallas’ Squirrel
Scientific name: Callosciurus erythraeus via inaturalist.org
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Arunachal Macaque (lit. "tree meat")
Scientific name: Macaca munzala via inaturalist.org
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Asian Common Toad (can be eaten)
Scientific name: Duttaphrynus melanostictus via inaturalist.org
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Himalayan Serow (wild, hunted with bow and arrow, gun, or traps, meat is eaten)
Scientific name: Capricornis thar via inaturalist.org
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noun Bhutan Giant Flying Squirrel
Scientific name: Petaurista nobilis via inaturalist.org
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noun Red Giant Flying Squirrel
Scientific name: Petaurista petaurista via inaturalist.org
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noun Red Giant Flying Squirrel
Scientific name: Petaurista petaurista via inaturalist.org
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Blue-capped Rock-Thrush
Scientific name: Monticola cinclorhyncha via inaturalist.org
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Blue-capped Rock-Thrush
Scientific name: Monticola cinclorhyncha via inaturalist.org
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White-capped Redstart
Scientific name: Phoenicurus leucocephalus via inaturalist.org
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n large iron trivet for fireplace in kitchen, also kept as a prestige object even when no longer used for cooking
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Dictionary produced by Khandu Degio and Goverdhan Nimasow with support from Gregory D. S. Anderson K. David Harrison, and Jeremy Fahringer (2014-2019).
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Degio, Khandu and Goverdhan Nimasow with Gregory D.S. Anderson and K. David Harrison. 2019.
Hruso Aka Talking Dictionary version 1.0.
Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages.
http://www.talkingdictionary.org/hruso