English: afternoon
Source: Borneo Lingua-Hack
bawang: onion
bawang bidaya': shallot
bawang buda': garlic
dawū’ bawang: spring onion
luwang: a seed; grain
luwang batŭh: eyeball
maawang: 1) an old settlement 2) a communal orchard
mangkuwang: a type of yam
mawang: a thick brown-skinned mango
mpuwang: a lung (part of)
muwang: 1) a float (net) 2) light
narang: to explain; clarify
ngawang: mourning
ngkaawang: a illipe nut
nuwang: to pour
nuwang aasŭng: risk one's life
parincawang: transparent
sikuwang: praying mantis
sinarang: attacked
slamat narang: Good afternoon
taawang: mud
tinarang: explained
tuwang: pour
wang: when
wang adūp: alone
wang aih: inside
wang andu: daytime
wang manih: when
wang sa’ah: as it was
wang sieh: as it was