English: (noun) knife to cut betel nut
Bahasa Malaysia: pisau sireh
andu umpat: Thursday
buran umpat: April
impiso’: wild fruit
kumpaang: between two thighs
lumbok umpa: sireh basket
ngirumpak: to rob
ngumpa: 1) to chew 2) to fix parang handle with resin 3) to pump in or out
ngumpaan: 1) to lure 2) to bait
ngumpal: to fix parang handle with resin
numpa: 1) to chew 2) to fix knife blade to handle 2) pump out
numpaan: to bait
numpal: to fix knife handle to blade
numpang: 1) to stay or use temporarily 2) to ride
piso’ abak: weaving knife
simŭhŭng umpat: fourteen, 14
sinumpai: plait
sumpah-paangu’: curse and swear
tinumpang: 1) stayed or used temporarily 2) got a lift
tumok umpa: small sireh basket
tumpang pangaan: oversized pig
umpa: 1) sireh quid 2) soldering material
umpaan: 1)rattan strip 2) bait
umpas: species of tree
umpat: four, 4