English: (noun) a fish trap
Bahasa Malaysia: bubu
Pronunciation: /ɪd͡ʒᴜ/
Source: Jecky Misieng
bijubi’: swarming
bijurak: bubbling
bijuruot: slippery
bijuruot tutuol: very slippery
ijuomp: a fence
Kupuo' Bijuray: a Bidayuh village in the Krokong District of Bau - Most of the inhabitants were originally from the hill settlement of Monggag who left it because of road inaccessibility and danger of landslides. They were joined by their relatives from other villages nearby to form this new settlement and like them, they are all descendants of the Bidayuhs from Blinggink. It is called Bijuray because the word translates as 'working together' to show unity and it was officially opened by the former Prime Minister of Malaysia, Dr. Mahathir Mohammad. The people are mostly Catholics and Seventh Day Adventists and each have their own church not far from the village. They are predominantly farmers by profession with some working for the oil palm plantation owned by SALCRA. Some have opened up their own business there helping provide employment for their relatives. Their children join their cousins from Kidowont to go to school at SK Pedaun Bawah.
ngijuomp: to fence up
nijuoh: to splash
tiju': to point
tijuk: a top or terminal end of a plant