English: to guess
Bahasa Malaysia: meramal
English: a gong - It is part of an ensemble in the Bidayuh traditional music.
Bahasa Malaysia: tawak
English: 1. (adj) hardy;
2. (noun) haft;
3. (verb) to stop [taxi/bus];
4. (adj) to endure
Bahasa Malaysia: 1. kuat;
2. pemegang;
3. menahan;
4. bertahan
English: a cave
Bahasa Malaysia: gua
English: an iron wood called belian
Bahasa Malaysia: belian
English: to salute
Bahasa Malaysia: menyambut
English: good evening
Bahasa Malaysia: selamat petang
English: good morning
Bahasa Malaysia: selamat pagi
English: good afternoon
Bahasa Malaysia: selamat tengah hari
English: Taiton
Bahasa Malaysia: Taiton
English: a weeding knife
Bahasa Malaysia: pemotong rumput - bekong
English: blunt
Bahasa Malaysia: tumpul
English: very blunt
Bahasa Malaysia: sangat tumpul
English: when
Bahasa Malaysia: semasa
English: three
Bahasa Malaysia: tiga
English: to guess
Bahasa Malaysia: ramal
English: soil
Bahasa Malaysia: tanah
English: a landslide - /tanaʔ ɾᴜmbak/
Bahasa Malaysia: tanah runtuh
English: a dance
Bahasa Malaysia: tarian
English: to let it be
Bahasa Malaysia: biarkan
English: a horn
Bahasa Malaysia: tandok
English: to tell
Bahasa Malaysia: beritahu
English: a winnowing basket
Bahasa Malaysia: tapan
English: kind
Bahasa Malaysia: baik hati
English: to bounce
Bahasa Malaysia: lambung
English: all cleared
Bahasa Malaysia: sudah dibuang rumput
English: all clear
Bahasa Malaysia: ditebas bersih sekali
English: to carry with a litter
Bahasa Malaysia: pikul mengunakan kayu oleh dua atau lebih
English: to collect water
Bahasa Malaysia: tadah
English: a loin cloth
Bahasa Malaysia: cawat
English: give it to me
Bahasa Malaysia: bawa sini
English: later
Bahasa Malaysia: kelak
English: in future
Bahasa Malaysia: masa depan
English: tomorrow
Bahasa Malaysia: besok
English: The day after tomorrow
Bahasa Malaysia: esok lusa
English: the next time
Bahasa Malaysia: masa yang akan datang
English: tobacco
Bahasa Malaysia: tembakau
English: a door
Bahasa Malaysia: pintu
English: a constipation
Bahasa Malaysia: sembelit
English: a bread fruit species
Bahasa Malaysia: cempedak
English: sticky rice cooked in bamboo - Sticky rice is first pounded into powder before it is poured into bamboo with the inside lined with banana leaves. It is cooked on a wood fire. This sticky rice delicacy is usually very sweet.
Bahasa Malaysia: sejenis lemang kegemaran orang Bidayuh
English: a kind of bird
English: Someone who is very quiet.
Literally, 'tibogu' is a kind of bird, 'busuoh' is full. After eating 'dunuk' fruit, tibogu is full and remain quiet.
Bahasa Malaysia: Orang yang pendiam.
English: an empty land after harvest
Bahasa Malaysia: tanah kosong
English: upside down
Bahasa Malaysia: terbalik
English: 1) never; 2) not in use yet
Bahasa Malaysia: 1) tidak pernah; 2) belum guna lagi
English: brand new
Bahasa Malaysia: baru
English: an abandoned settlement
Bahasa Malaysia: kampung lama yang sudah kosong
English: a bridge - The Bidayuhs often build suspension bridges across rivers and streams with bamboo and rattan using tall trees as support. This helped them get across even when the river swells to the highest level each rainy season and sometimes overflowing their banks.
Bahasa Malaysia: jambatan
English: a lie
Bahasa Malaysia: tipu
English: a house lizard
Bahasa Malaysia: cicak
English: a heel
Bahasa Malaysia: tumit
English: to get trapped
Bahasa Malaysia: terperangkap
English: scattered
Bahasa Malaysia: Berselerak
English: a leg
Bahasa Malaysia: kaki
English: a calf
Bahasa Malaysia: betis
English: a large frog
Bahasa Malaysia: katak besar
English: itchy
Bahasa Malaysia: gatal
English: to point
Bahasa Malaysia: menuding
English: a top or terminal end of a plant
Bahasa Malaysia: pucuk
English: wide open
Bahasa Malaysia: terbuka
English: a type of meat dish that is pickled - Popular among Bidayuhs are fish and wild boar meat pickle.
Bahasa Malaysia: kasam
English: to be over confident, boastful or boasting
Bahasa Malaysia: akbur, terlalu yakin
English: agitated
Bahasa Malaysia: geli
English: ticklish
Bahasa Malaysia: geli
English: cut off
Bahasa Malaysia: terpotong
English: coiled up
Bahasa Malaysia: tergulung
English: suffering
Bahasa Malaysia: binasa
English: mine
Bahasa Malaysia: saya punya
English: united
Bahasa Malaysia: bersatu
English: a skull
Bahasa Malaysia: tengkorak
English: a rhinocerous hornbill
Bahasa Malaysia: enggang
English: a pitcher plant
Bahasa Malaysia: periuk kera
English: side
Bahasa Malaysia: tepi
English: a finger
Bahasa Malaysia: jari
English: a toe
Bahasa Malaysia: jari kaki
English: a snake palm called salacca zalacca
Bahasa Malaysia: salak pondoh
English: bamboo knife
English: dripping
Bahasa Malaysia: menitis
English: to fly
Bahasa Malaysia: terbang
English: famous
Bahasa Malaysia: terkenal
English: a frog
Bahasa Malaysia: sejenis katak
English: yours
Bahasa Malaysia: engkau punya
English: cumcumbers
Bahasa Malaysia: timun
English: to sink
Bahasa Malaysia: tengelam
English: a fern called stenochlaena palustris
Bahasa Malaysia: paku miding
English: a plate made of sago plant
Bahasa Malaysia: pinggan upih sagu
English: to ricochet
Bahasa Malaysia: memantul
English: heed over heel
English: a rhizomatous plant of the amomum lappaceum species
Bahasa Malaysia: tepus
English: to float
Bahasa Malaysia: timbul
English: a hat
Bahasa Malaysia: topi terendak
English: a split bamboo of the 'toling' variety - It is a material for making floors and walls of a Bidayuh house
Bahasa Malaysia: buluh betong yang sudah ditetak untuk dijadikan dinding dan lantai
English: a group of people normally found in the interior of Bau district
Bahasa Malaysia: sekumpulan orang yang menduduki kawasan di pedamalaman daerah Bau
English: to fall flat on the face
Bahasa Malaysia: tertiarap
English: a termite
Bahasa Malaysia: anai anai
English: ours
Bahasa Malaysia: kita punya
English: angry - /tɪwas/
Bahasa Malaysia: marah
English: a brinjal - /tɪjᴜŋk/
Bahasa Malaysia: terung
English: a Borneo sour eggplant (Solanum lasiocarpum Dunal) which turns yellow when ripe
Bahasa Malaysia: terung dayak, terung asam
English: a stomach
Bahasa Malaysia: perut
English: a stump
Bahasa Malaysia: tunggul
English: to set up
Bahasa Malaysia: tahan
English: right side
Bahasa Malaysia: kanan
English: a fermentation - It usually refers to fermented meat or fish.
Bahasa Malaysia: pekasam daging
English: thick
Bahasa Malaysia: tebal
English: very thick
Bahasa Malaysia: sangat tebal
English: Tebang
Bahasa Malaysia: Pengkalan Tebang
English: to bring
Bahasa Malaysia: bawa
English: a riverside and seaside
Bahasa Malaysia: tebing
English: an area that is cut for planting
Bahasa Malaysia: tebasan
English: a sugar cane
Bahasa Malaysia: tebu
English: to send
Bahasa Malaysia: hantar
English: sadly
Bahasa Malaysia: sedihnya
English: What a pity?
Bahasa Malaysia: betapa sayangnya
English: a corpse
Bahasa Malaysia: mayat
English: bean sprouts
Bahasa Malaysia: taugeh
English: true
Bahasa Malaysia: benar
English: It's true, I tell you!
Bahasa Malaysia: Ini kebenarannya.
English: Absolutely true
Bahasa Malaysia: Sangat benar
English: really true
Bahasa Malaysia: memang benar
English: spider
Bahasa Malaysia: labah labah
English: a frog
Bahasa Malaysia: sejenis katak
English: a shopowner
Bahasa Malaysia: tuan punyai kedai
English: an excrement
Bahasa Malaysia: tahi
English: to throw away
Bahasa Malaysia: buang
English: soft
Bahasa Malaysia: lembut
English: extremely soft
Bahasa Malaysia: sangat lembut
English: tight
Bahasa Malaysia: ketat
English: very tight
Bahasa Malaysia: sangat ketat
English: a large bamboo called the gigantochloa levis - A very useful plant to a Bidayuh community where the bamboo trunk can be used to make poles for a hut, a suspension bridge, or even a tall ladder to reach bird's nests in high interiors of caves. When it is split open and flattened, it is used to make floors and walls of houses.
Bahasa Malaysia: buluh betong
English: a string
Bahasa Malaysia: tali
English: telephone
Bahasa Malaysia: telefon
English: very focussed
Bahasa Malaysia: tumpu penuh perhatian
English: stay focussed on what you are doing
Bahasa Malaysia: tumpukan perhatian kepada tugas
English: scared
Bahasa Malaysia: gentar
English: a jungle
Bahasa Malaysia: hutan
English: a deep end of stream, river or seaside
Bahasa Malaysia: lubuk
English: to touch
Bahasa Malaysia: sentuh
English: a sojourner
Bahasa Malaysia: perantau
English: an earthworm
Bahasa Malaysia: cacing tanah
English: to cook
Bahasa Malaysia: masak
English: hand, arm
Bahasa Malaysia: tangan
English: visible
Bahasa Malaysia: kelihatan
English: a fresh water fish called Neolisochilus
Bahasa Malaysia: tengas
English: a stem or tree trunk
Bahasa Malaysia: batang
English: straight
Bahasa Malaysia: lurus
English: very straight
Bahasa Malaysia: sangat lurus
English: a porch - It used to be a long verandah made of bamboo poles that stretches from one end of a Bidayuh longhouse to the other. Nowadays, it can still be found on some single family dwellings and it functions much like in the old days where it is used to dry padi, pepper or other things placed on the kasah or a rattan mat. In cool and dry evenings, the tonju is used as a place to congregate with family and neighbors to share stories and gossips.
Bahasa Malaysia: beranda
English: a cape or promontory
Bahasa Malaysia: tanjung
English: a place
Bahasa Malaysia: tempat
English: God
Bahasa Malaysia: Tuhan
English: well done
Bahasa Malaysia: terbaik
English: a tropical fruit called baccaurea macrocarp - Its thick rind becomes reddish brown when it is ripe and the flesh inside is yellow which is soft and sweet. The Bidayuh people make a potent fermented drink called tuak topui or tampoi wine from this fruit.
Bahasa Malaysia: tampoi paya
English: a cut mark
Bahasa Malaysia: kesan tetak
English: torn
Bahasa Malaysia: koyak
English: all torn
Bahasa Malaysia: koyak rabak
English: for sure
Bahasa Malaysia: pasti
English: a wound
Bahasa Malaysia: luka
English: a leaf
Bahasa Malaysia: sejenis daun
English: to laugh
Bahasa Malaysia: ketawa
English: a garden
Bahasa Malaysia: ladang
English: a pig's mud bath
Bahasa Malaysia: kubang babi
English: a jungle
Bahasa Malaysia: hutan belantara
English: ripening
Bahasa Malaysia: masak
English: a rice wine
Bahasa Malaysia: air ragi
English: a potent wine made from sugar cane
Bahasa Malaysia: tuak tebu
English: a wine made from the tropical fruit baccaurea macrocarpa
Bahasa Malaysia: air tuak tampoi
English: a belian pole used to support pepper vines
Bahasa Malaysia: tiang lada
English: a curse
Bahasa Malaysia: tulah
English: serves him/her right
Bahasa Malaysia: rasakan
English: boiled rice
Bahasa Malaysia: nasi
English: porridge
Bahasa Malaysia: nasi bubur
English: to be chipped
Bahasa Malaysia: terkelupas
English: a poisonous plant called derris elliptica
Bahasa Malaysia: tuba
English: the end
Bahasa Malaysia: hujung
English: towards
Bahasa Malaysia: kepada
English: a pile
Bahasa Malaysia: longgokan
English: pile upon pile
Bahasa Malaysia: bertumpuk-tumpuk
English: to collect
Bahasa Malaysia: kutip
English: breaks apart
Bahasa Malaysia: tercabut
English: to pull or remove something or small pieces of something out of a small opening
Bahasa Malaysia: ungkit
English: a stand for cooking
Bahasa Malaysia: kaki dapur
English: a beak
Bahasa Malaysia: patok
English: a fly
Bahasa Malaysia: lalat
English: extremely accursed
Bahasa Malaysia: sangat terkutuk
English: bone
Bahasa Malaysia: tulang
English: an egg
Bahasa Malaysia: telur
English: deep
Bahasa Malaysia: dalam
English: in the middle of the night
Bahasa Malaysia: tengah malam
English: to ambush
Bahasa Malaysia: hendap
English: an orphan
Bahasa Malaysia: anak yatim
English: to collapse
Bahasa Malaysia: tumbang
English: to fall flat
Bahasa Malaysia: terbaring
English: came loose
Bahasa Malaysia: tertanggal
English: to grow
Bahasa Malaysia: tumboh
English: came off
Bahasa Malaysia: tercabut
English: to pick up
Bahasa Malaysia: angkat
English: Tondong
Bahasa Malaysia: Tondong
English: able to
Bahasa Malaysia: dapat
English: a neck
Bahasa Malaysia: tengkok
English: a ladder - A traditional Bidayuh ladder is a simple affair of a piece of ironwood log cut at regular intervals to create steps. For a novice climber, it requires careful steps but Bidayuh children of old could run up and down these steps without missing a bit.
Bahasa Malaysia: tangga
English: a yam like plant only found on tropical mountain side - /tᴜŋᴜɔn/ Bidayuhs eat the young leaves raw dipped in shrimp paste sauce.
Bahasa Malaysia: daun keladi gunung
English: to light
Bahasa Malaysia: nyala
English: on top of
Bahasa Malaysia: atas
English: a variety of light wood - /tᴜnᴜɔŋ/ Its bark is often used to make ropes and the trunk is light enough to float for making rafts.
Bahasa Malaysia: sejenis kayu ringan
English: also
Bahasa Malaysia: pun
English: grass
Bahasa Malaysia: rumput
English: gone down/subsided
Bahasa Malaysia: surut
English: uncle/aunt
Bahasa Malaysia: bapa/emak saudara