English: what for
Bahasa Malaysia: buat apa
ginanti: to change
inan: 1) use 2) wear
jinangkit: infected
kanang: buttocks
kinandam: 1) to spite upon 2) to cause pain
kinanyuk: lift up
kiranang: a small cooking pot
maanang: shaman
makat nanŭk: before dawn
manang: 1) to win 2) to scold 2) to say
minan: 1) to use 2) to wear
minana': full of pus
nan anih: what for
nanas: pineapple
nancah: to separate
nandai: wait
nandŭs: to accuse
nanga: a paddy bug
nangan: to find fault
nangka': jackfruit
nangkad: throw
nangkar: to squabble; object
nangku: to steal
nangkŭb: matching
nangkŭp: to scoop with both hands
nangŭh: a river estuary
nanjan: to make steps; ladder
nanju': to construct open
nanjŭg: to fall exactly on
nantang: to challenge