kindly oor Lushai

kindly

/ˈkaɪndli/ adjektief, bywoord

Having a kind personality.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Lushai

khawngaih-takin

bywoord

tawng tha rawlh

werkwoord

tawngkam thatakin

bywoord

ṭawng ṭha " rawlh

ṭawngkam ṭhatakin

Soortgelyke frases

be kindly
tlang

voorbeelde

Jehovah kindly “makes his sun rise upon wicked people and good and makes it rain upon righteous people and unrighteous.”
Jehova chuan ngilnei takin “mi sualte leh mi ṭhate chungah chuan a nî a chhuahtîr ṭhîn a, mi felte leh mi fel lote chungah pawh ruah a sûrtîr ṭhîn a ni.”

Paul also directed that the congregation “kindly forgive and comfort [the repentant sinner], that somehow such a man may not be swallowed up by his being overly sad.” —Read 2 Corinthians 2:5-8.
Paula chuan kohhrana mite hnênah chuan “[thil sualti inlamlêta chu] ngaidamin in thlamuan zâwk tûr a ni, chutilochuan eng emaw tiin mi chutiang chu a lungngaih lutuknain a lem zo dah ang e,” tiin a hrilh a ni.—2 Korinth 2:5-8 chhiar rawh.

If you are in such a situation, take the initiative to correct matters by speaking in a kindly way to the offending one.
Chutiang dinhmunah i ding a nih chuan, i pawi sawitu chu ṭha taka biain, thil awmdân siam ṭha tûrin hma la ang che.

However, despite my being very withdrawn, they kindly and patiently persisted in visiting me in order to teach me about the Bible.
Ka inkiltawih nachungin, Bible chungchâng min zirtîr tûrin ngilnei tak leh dawhthei takin min rawn tlawh zawm zêl a.

22 You can see that Jesus’ yoke, while not weightless, is truly kindly.
22 Isua nghâwngkawl chu rihna nei lo tawp ni lo mah se, bah a nuam tak zet a ni tih i hre thei ang.

He kindly said, “Stop being afraid” and then told Peter of the exciting work of disciple-making in which he would take part.
Zahngai takin, “Hlau suh,” a ti a; tin, a tel vena tûr hnathawh tûr phûrawm tak, zirtîr siam rawngbâwlna chu a hrilh ta bawk a ni.

The local brothers responded kindly.
Chu chu tualchhûng unaute chuan ngilnei takin an chhâng lêt a.

(1 John 3:23, 24) It causes us to rejoice that Jehovah has kindly given to his Son “the name that is above every other name [except God’s name], so that in the name of Jesus every knee should bend of those in heaven and those on earth and those under the ground, and every tongue should openly acknowledge that Jesus Christ is Lord to the glory of God the Father.” —Philippians 2:9-11.
(1 Johana 3: 23, 24) Jehova chuan “Isua hmingin mi tin —vâna mite, leia mite, lei hnuaia mite nên —an ṭhingṭhit nân leh Pa Pathian tihropuina tûrin, ‘Isua Krista chu Lal a ni,’ tiin lei tinrêngin a puan nân, . . . [Pathian hming tiam lova] hming zawng zawnga hming chungnung ber” chu a Fapa hnênah a pe a, chu chuan min tilâwm a ni. —Philippi 2: 9-11.

(Matthew 11:29, 30) While baptism does bring a yoke of responsibility, Jesus assures us that it is a kindly and bearable one that will refresh us immensely.
(Matthaia 11: 29, 30) Baptisma chuan mawhphurhna nghâwngkawl min bahtîr laiin, chu chu nasa taka min tihahdamtu tûr phurh nuam tak leh zâng tak a ni tih Isua’n min tiam a ni.

Such kindly treatment of a wife would have seemed novel to many.
Chutiang ngilnei taka nupuite cheibâwl chu mi tam takte tan chuan thawnthu ang lek a ni mai thei.

Kindly encourage him to make changes based on his love for Jehovah. —Pr 27:11; Joh 14:31
Jehova a hmangaihna avânga inthlâk danglamna nei tûrin ngilnei takin fuih bawk rawh.—Thuf. 27:11; Joh. 14:31

Learn from the publishers with whom you preach, even those who have less experience in the ministry, and be alert to help others kindly, especially newer ones, to become skillful ministers of the good news. —Prov.
Rawngbâwlnaa thiltawn la nei tlêmte pawh tiamin, thu hrilhnaa i thawhpui thuchhuahtute hnên aṭangin inzir la, mi dangte a bîk takin mi tharte chu chanchin ṭha hriltu thiam tak ni tûrin ngilnei takin ṭanpui ang che.—Thuf.

God kindly explains in the Bible how you may gain his approval and how “you may succeed in escaping all these things that must occur.” —Luke 21:36; John 17:3.
▪ Pathian chuan a duhsakna i dawn theih dân leh ‘chûng thil lo thleng tûr zawng zawng i pumpelh’ theih dân chu Bible-ah a sawi a ni.—Luka 21:36; Johana 17:3.

22 Those who listened to Jesus and became his disciples appreciated the truth of his declaration: “My yoke is kindly and my load is light.”
22 Isua thu zirtîr ngaithla a, a zirtîr lo ni tate chuan a thu tlângzarh: “Ka nghâwngkawl chu a nuam a, ka phur pawh a zâng a ni,” tih thu dikzia chu an hre êm êm a ni.

For my yoke is kindly and my load is light.” —Matt.
Ka nghâwngkawl chu a nuam a, ka phur pawh a zâng a ni,” tiin a sawi. —Mt.

He did not rebuff her for her seemingly presumptuous act but kindly said: “Daughter, your faith has made you well.”
Isua chuan mi ṭhenkhat ngaiha thiltih âwm lo tak nia lang chu a thiltih avângin, chu nu chu a hnâwl mai lo, a hnênah chuan: “Ka fanu, i rinna hi i dampui a ni e,” tiin zahngai takin a hrilh zâwk a ni.

Coupled with kindly deeds, it can help to win over to Jehovah those who are not favorably disposed.
Thuhnuairawlhna leh ngilneihna thiltih inkawp chuan do tûra insiamte pawh Jehova lama ṭang tûrin a hneh thei a ni.

Jesus also kindly pointed out the importance of obedience to God’s arrangement.
Isua chuan ngilnei takin Pathian remruatna pawm a pawimawhzia a sawi lang bawk a ni.

It may take some time before they understand everything you say, but you can kindly help them with their pronunciation.
I thusawi hre kim tûr chuan hun engemaw chen a mamawh dâwn a, mahse an lam rîk dânah chuan ngilnei takin i ṭanpui thei a ni.

He kindly explained where I could improve, mentioning skills that a good circuit overseer needs.
Bial kantu ṭha takte mamawh thiamna te chu sawiin, ka hmasâwn ngaihna laite chu ngilnei takin min hrilh a.

Jesus kindly took into account their limitations.
Isua chuan ngilnei takin an tlin tâwk chu a ngaihtuah tel a ni.

This helps him to respect others and treat them kindly.
Chutianga a pawmna chuan mi dangte zah tûr leh ngilnei taka cheibâwl tûrin a ṭanpui a ni.

“My yoke is kindly”
“Ka nghâwngkawl chu a nuam”

(John 11:23) With those few words, Jesus helped her to look ahead and kindly reminded her that there was hope.
(Johana 11:23) Hêng ṭawngkam tlêm tê hmang hian, Isua chuan ani chu nakin hun thlîr tûra ṭanpuiin, beisei tûr a awm tih a hriatnawntîr a ni.

Will he find pleasure in you, or will he receive you kindly? . . .
A nih leh, a lo ngaisâng ang che u maw? . . .