Akyi : Kachin village headman, usually by republican/
gumlao village.
Amat Councillor in Shan Sawbwas Court.
Bo : Burmese, captain or leader, as most resista
leaders were called. Bo-hmumin tha : Burmese Resident in Shan States.
Bum/Pum : Mountain or mountain range
Chiang/ Chaung : Kachin/ Jinghpaw for river, generally as suffix.
Da : A Machete for cutting and as a weapon
Darbar : Court of an India Province, here used as formal
gathering.
Duwa : Kachin Chief
Einshemin : Heir apparent, lit., "lord of the eastern home".
Gaung : Head person of a village.
Haw : Shan palace.
Hein : Official Shan/ chief of a division in Kareni
Jaiwa : Kachin Priest.
Kahtawng :A number of villages in a Kachin village cluster
Kale : Foreigner, generally referring to Indians.
Kayaing : Administrative district.
Kha : River.
Kwoon Koon : Loose Chin settlement.
Kyang : Burmese monastery.
Kumlao (gumlao) : Republican Kachin village, village with no chief.
Kumsa (gumsa) : Kachin villages under chiefs.
Manao : Kachin feast or darbar.
Mare : Kachin village cluster
Maung : Hereditary Burmese way of addressing, equiva
to English, 'mister'. 320
Mawok : Burmese official/ or representative at jade mines.
Min : Burmese Prince.
Mong : Shan, State or district, Mung in Kachin. Myo : Tovra/ district. Myook : Town officer. Myosa : lit., "eater of a myo", ie., one who enjoys the revenue/ fief holder. Myothugyi : Head of a town. Myowun : Governor, usually from Burmese royal family. Nam : Shan, water, prefix for rivers. Nat : Spirits, good and evil. Naora :Hall for gathering or community dancing. Pawmaing : Kachin, village head or representative, from Shan Paw Mong, lit, "father of the mong"/ senior amat. Pongyi : Buddhist monk, lit, "great glory". Sanad : Patent / appointment order Sawbwa : (chao pa), Sao pha, Shan Chief, head of a Mong. Salang : Village head/ representative. Sepoys : Hind, soldier of the Indian army. Sitke : Junior administrative/ military officer. Taungya : Slash-bum shifting hill cultivation, yTzM/w in North- Eastem India. Taik thugyi : Circle headman. Tatbo : Chinese commander of outpost in Yunnan. Thatmetha : Upper Burma, tax on non-agricultural income. Thugyi : Headman.
Wun : Governor/ district head/ high official.
Wundauk : Assistant to Wun, lit, supporter or prop pf wun. Yi : Kachin, taungya.