English: let's
Bahasa Malaysia: mari
English: Let's go home
Bahasa Malaysia: Mari pulang
English: Let's go
Bahasa Malaysia: Mari lah
English: ugly
Bahasa Malaysia: hodoh
English: very ugly
Bahasa Malaysia: sangat hodoh
English: a rattan basket for carrying as a backpack - Unlike the jumbuo’ which is woven nice and tight, the jagar is less ornate for everyday use.
Bahasa Malaysia: tambok rotan kasar
English: a dialect of Bidayuh in Bau
Bahasa Malaysia: dialek Bidayuh di Bau
English: tall
Bahasa Malaysia: tinggi
English: very tall
Bahasa Malaysia: sangat tinggi
English: a corn
Bahasa Malaysia: jagung
English: sticky or gooey
Bahasa Malaysia: melekit
English: extremely gooey or sticky
Bahasa Malaysia: sangat melekit
English: a gill net
Bahasa Malaysia: jaring
English: a guava
Bahasa Malaysia: jambu batu
English: a main beam of a house
Bahasa Malaysia: alang rumah
English: light weight
Bahasa Malaysia: ringan
English: extremely light
Bahasa Malaysia: sangat ringan
English: a sarong
Bahasa Malaysia: kain sarong
English: a short fishing line on a pole
Bahasa Malaysia: pancing pendek
English: bright
Bahasa Malaysia: terang
English: moon light
Bahasa Malaysia: sinaran bulan
English: to ignite
Bahasa Malaysia: menyala
English: Let’s have a discussion
Bahasa Malaysia: Mari berbincang
English: a stitch
Bahasa Malaysia: jahitan
English: A Japanese
Bahasa Malaysia: Orang Jepun
English: a tooth
Bahasa Malaysia: gigi
English: to hack
Bahasa Malaysia: menyayat
English: to long for
Bahasa Malaysia: rindu
English: measure of house size - One joja will have a roof the length of one aos or approximately six feet.
Bahasa Malaysia: sukatan rumah
English: a piece of land planted with fruit trees or other crops or a name of a tree
Bahasa Malaysia: tanah kebun atau nama pokok
English: measure by feet
English: indeed
Bahasa Malaysia: memang
English: old habit
Bahasa Malaysia: sudah tabiat
English: big machete
Bahasa Malaysia: parang besar
English: damp
Bahasa Malaysia: basah
English: very damp
Bahasa Malaysia: sangat basah
English: a sarong usually worn like a skirt by womenfolk
Bahasa Malaysia: kain sarong besar untuk wanita
English: had enough
Bahasa Malaysia: serik
English: a tongue
Bahasa Malaysia: lidah
English: difficult
Bahasa Malaysia: sukar
English: a deer
Bahasa Malaysia: kijang
English: a leguminosae tree called the archidendron jiringa
Bahasa Malaysia: jering
English: rubber
Bahasa Malaysia: getah
English: a face
Bahasa Malaysia: muka
English: His face is like a monkey's face
Bahasa Malaysia: Muka dia macam beruk
English: seven
Bahasa Malaysia: tujuh
English: to pass
Bahasa Malaysia: hantar
English: Overgrown with weeds. Opposite of tawas or all cleared.
Bahasa Malaysia: penuh dengan semak samun
English: extremely overgrown with weeds
Bahasa Malaysia: sangat penuh dengan semak samun
English: just as
Bahasa Malaysia: baru sahaja
English: just about to start
Bahasa Malaysia: baru nak mula buat
English: a rattan backpack - /d͡ʒᴜmbᴜɔʔ/ This carrying basket is a familiar Bidayuh weaving which comes in various sizes and patterns. Some are very decorative and only used for important functions or rituals. It is often sold at souvenir in Malaysia.’
Bahasa Malaysia: tambok
English: a rattan backpack for harvesting padi
Bahasa Malaysia: tambok menuai
English: a small rattan backpack - /d͡ʒᴜmbᴜɔʔ pɪmɪnɪɛʔ/ As its name suggest in Bidayuh, the jumbuo’ is used to carry seeds for planting. Boys also often used it to keep stones for their slingshots.
Bahasa Malaysia: tambok kecil
English: dew
Bahasa Malaysia: embun
English: far
Bahasa Malaysia: jauh
English: bubble
Bahasa Malaysia: buih
English: an onomatopoeia for the action of pulling a rope
Bahasa Malaysia: perkataan menunjukan tarikan sedang di buat
English: soup
Bahasa Malaysia: sup
English: a big rattan backpack or jumbuo'
Bahasa Malaysia: bakul rotan besar