English: What does it look like?
Bahasa Malaysia: Macam mana rupanya?
Pronunciation: /mᴜn kɪ mᴜn nɛh/
bijakil: to skip
bulunt kiriet: eye lashes
daki: where
ikient: fish
jagow kirosow: very tall
jotu’ kipink: rubber sheets
kaki: where
kibalot: to put in
kibangoh: to heat up
kibuk: quietly
kidiep: to blink
kidundonk: Ambarella (Spondias dulcis)
kijat: a lightning bolt
kilambu: rainy season
kilin: to see
kimaran: a rice storage jar
kimotol: to shiver
kimotol pimubuoh: shivering all over
kinaman: to be wounded
kining: clear
kiow: a mynah
kiow toki': a common mynah
kipink: a piece
kiraki: a frog
kirapot: not yet full
kiropa': an armpit
kirotas: paper
kiruank: a single piece
kirusi: a chair
kisa-kiyes: to halfheartedly invite someone for a courtesy visit