English: (verb) let’s
Bahasa Malaysia: marilah; silakan
aajok: pole
bujog: straight
ijoog: height
jol: coming out
jujo: sugar cane
kujor: out of breath
maajo: to sign traditional song
mijoog: stand
milujok: to leap up
mpijoog: to put upright
mujog: to straighten
mujok: to cool down someone
ngaajok (Bk.): 1) to pierce 2) to bring something down with pole
ngkujo': to be in a state of dying; agony
nyijo: to go up stream (upper part)
pibujog: to straighten
pijoog: to put upright
pimpijoog: a way of something being put up
pimujog: a straightness
sunjong: cucumber
taajong: men’s sarong
timpijoog: cleansing ceremony
ujog: big woven back basket
ujong: 1) bamboo fish trap 2) bamboo water carrier
ujoog-ujoog: standing still
ujo’: egret