Some Features of Thadou Folktales
Thanks for returning to Vaphual.net, have you subscribed to the latest Zomi news & articles?. Become a registered member and start writing on Vaphual.net. Let the World hear YOUR thoughts! Thanks for visiting! By M.S. Thirumalai, Ph.D. http://www.kukiforu m.com/kuki- people/folklores /182-some- features- of-thadou- folktales. html 1. THADOU – A KUKI-CHIN LANGUAGE Thaadou, Thadou, or Thadou-Kuki [...]
Pa Lo Tangthu – Zomi Tangthu
PA LO’ TANGTHU Nidang lai-in Nupa khat om a, khatvei a pasal in a zi gai lai nusia-in khual gamlapi a zitsan hi. A pasal’ paipai-in khuata khat a tung hi. Tua alutna khuate in gulpi gal na do uh hi. Tua gulpi in nikhatin mihing khatta ne ahih manin khua sungmite khua pua pial [...]
A Hehpih Huai Luan Vung Tangthu
A HEHPIH HUAI LUAN VUNG’ TANGTHU Sakhi a pi san a no san cih paunak deihna na theih nop leh hih tangthu kikum dih ni: Tuma kum tampi lai-in Neisok bawk mual tawh a kigalsai linlianna munah khua neu khat om a, Tua khua-ah Pu Vai akici mi khat om hi. A mah pen pasal [...]
Cing Khup Leh Ngam Bawm – An Eternal Love Story
Vang kingaihna hangin nikhat melmuh loh zong a kum kivei bang ahihmanin Cing Khup leh Ngam Bawm om zolo tuak uh a, apasal zaw Ngam Bawm Cing Khupte’ innah ava lengla hi.
Lengtonghoih – The Beautiful
LENGTONGHOIH, the renown ancient Zo beauty was the only sister of seven brothers. Endowed with the pride of a lady, the symbol of feminity and beauty in her long hair hanging down her waist she was an extraordinary beauty.
Zomi Folklore – Thang Ho leh Lian Do Tangthu
Thangho leh Liandote unau neucik ahih lai-un apa un sihsanin tagah suak uhi. Apa uh omloh zawh unaute neucik hi mah leh uh a nu uh a mailam ding a ngaihtut ciangin a lungkhamin, a lungleng kawm hi ding hiam a a theihloh kalun pasal nei sim dingin a kithawithawi hi.
Zomi Folklore: Penglam Tangthu Thum
Penglam, pen sak lamte in “Sura” na ci uh a, tangthu minthang khat a na hi vang lak hi. Hmar gam lam pan khang lianin a lutang kiphumna zong om lai ci-in ki gen hi. Hmargam mah, Phulpi (Phurpui) kici khua gei-ah a suangphuh om kici hi.
