English: (verb) to raise, eg; salary
Bahasa Malaysia: menaikkan
Source: Borneo Lingua-Hack
aku ka jadi ke nuan: I want to marry you
aku ka jadi pangan ke nuan: I want to be your girlfriend / boyfriend
aku ka ke nuan: I like you
angkat: to get up
bangka/belik: stupid, silly
belakang: back
binkai: rim to strengthen a container
buka: to open
cakah: to contradict
cangka: rude
cangkang: strong speaker, convincing
dakah: dirt left by the low tide
Dik udah kawin?: Are you married?
Dini alai endur makai?: Where is the place to eat?
engkakah: to laugh loudly
entekai: pumpkin
entikam: black water snake
ikak: 1. brother in law, elder sister's husband 2. sister in law, elder brother's wife
ikan: fish
janik kampung: wild boar
kaban: friend
kacang: nut
kain bidang: iban women's skirt
kaki: leg, foot
kambing: goat
kami: we, us, not including the person you are talking to
Kanan: Right
Kangau: Calling for someone
kapak: axe
kayam: to play