English: (conjunction) in case, in the event, maybe, perhaps
Bahasa Malaysia: jikalau, sekiranya, mungkin, barangkali
Source: Peter Martin's Kelabit Dictionary
Dara' narih ela' aduk-aduk, awe dulun ela' da'et si'er ngen narih.
Don't show off, other people might not like it.
Dara' narih naap bigan ineh, awe dih ela' mala narih manga.
Do not lick the plate, or they will say you are greedy.
Ngabet raben-raben eta ineh leh, awe ieh ela' upun buro.
Tie the fence securely in case it tries to escape.
Nih nuk midih dadih nalud kamih me pela'ud ikup dih awe ideh mikat
mabeh idih.
Their belongings were boated down to below the gorge so that they did
not have to carry them.
Tu'en narih ngabin iah lem alud dih keh, awe ieh delo tudo sebuleng.
Let him sit on your lap in the boat in case he is not confident to sit by himself.
aweh: marriage
awer: small rapids, swift part of the river
baweh: enemy
Dooq-dooq lawey narih: Have a pleasant trip
gaweng: rattan basket
gerisawen: disturb
lawe: walk
lawe lawe: walk about aimlessly
laweh: message sent ahead (to inform of death, festival, party)
linawe (l-in-awe): walked; a trip, journey
mawer: swift flowing (of a river)
mawer (m-awer): swift flowing, quick
ngaweh (ng-aweh): to get married
paweh (pep-aweh): to marry one another, matrimonial matters
pebaweh (pep-baweh): to be enemies with someone
rawen: mad, mentally deranged
saweng: inability to see in the dark, night blindness
serawe: beaviour
tawek: gong