English: (verb) to want
Bahasa Malaysia: mahu, hendak
aan: an expression of doubt or uncertainty, or to say that you are not sure
aboo yaang: to be startled
agang: handle of an object (eg. pan, pot); unprocessed crop such as paddy
agi anduu: someday, sometime, another time
agong papan darii: wide & shallow gong (larger)
agong papan dayung: wide &shallow gong (smaller)
ajang: offering to appease the evil spirit
Aku ewang ku'u: I love you
anak: child; offspring
anak akat: adopted child
anak ambaa: child from previous marriage
anak anyaa: young child or a teenager
anak apang: illegitimate child
anak ayo’: piglet
anak buran: new moon
anak dari: son
anak dayung: daughter
anak kesong: puppy
anak pira: infant
anak sikura: school children
anak siyok: chick
anak sungi: small stream, tributary
anak tembŭ: the only child in family
anak tiri: step child
anak tirinju: little finger
andat: to catch up (in a race)
andu: day
andu ati: today
andu kerŭm: sunset
andu pimetak: the day one sets out on a journey