English: (noun) dammed up stream or river
Bahasa Malaysia: sungai atau anak sungai yang diempang
Source: Peter Martin's Kelabit Dictionary
Diu' lem aan patun neh narih.
Take your bath in the pool of the dam.
S-in-aan ebpa Peluan.
dammed, held back
aang 1: stopper for bottle or other container.
aang 2: tool used for gouging wood, adze
baang: specially built section behind the fireplace for storing logs
belaan (bala-an): being spoken about, mentioned, reputed, saying, telling
beraan: type of porridge (cf. bubur)
daan: hut in ricefield (people often stay here when the padi is ripening to scare away the birds, farm hut
dekaan: term of intimacy used between close relatives
getaan: crossing at a river or ford; type of bridge ?
getaan (guta-an): place where people usu wade across a river, a ford, a small bridge ?
kedaan (kedtaan): suffering
ketaan: recover from sickness
maan: badly hurt or wounded
naan (n-aan): to dam a river
naang: to cut (eg. planks) with an adze
naang (n-aang): to put a stopper on
penaan (pen-aan): material such as sticks and stones used to dam a river
penaang (pen-aang): stopper; something which serves as a stopper
saan: material, such as sticks and stones, used to dam a stream or river
sinaan (s-in-aan): dammed, held back
sinaang (s-in-aang): was put on by
sinaang (t-in-aang): was worked with an adze by
taang: way or manner of adzing