English: (noun) fall, a fall from a height
Bahasa Malaysia: jatuh
Source: Peter Martin's Kelabit Dictionary
Ame tauh ngabak dalan ebpa' maya' reked dih.
Let's make a canal (water-way) on the slope.
Batuh ineh doo' penaan narih ebpa' dih.
Those stones are good for
damming the river.
Muru' bigan suk sinaap uku' dih ngen ebpa' lau'.
Wash the plate that's been licked by the dog with hot water.
Ngalud teh kamih maya' ebpa' inah me la'ud nange malem, kadi' na'em men
dalan kuayu inih dih.
We used to boat down the river because there was no road like this in
the past.
Patun ineh suk naan ebpa' dih.
That dam held back the water in the
river.
bebpa: entangled (esp. of hair)
bebpa': urine, urinate
bebpak: torn (as shirts, pants, mosquito net)
bebpal: diluted
bebpan: bird-line stick used to catch birds
bebpat: a share, division, distribution
ebpa': water (fresh or salt); river, juice of fruit or meat
ebpal: rashes on the skin due to allergy
ebpar: loincloth
ebpat 1: division, share
ebpat 2: far in between, e.g. in a row
lebpa: to slip off, of clothes or a child from one's lap
mebpa: to entangle hair, to disentangle hair
mebpa (em-ebpa): to fall, of people or animals falling accidentally; to drop (person) from a platform
mebpa' (em-ebpa'): melt
mebpak (ng-bebpak): to tear
mebpan (ng-bebpan): to catch birds with a bird-line stick
mebpat (ng-bebpat): to share, divide
nebpar (ng-tebpar): to pay
ngebpa (ng-ebpa): to purposely push down, to let down to the ground
ngebpa' (ng-ebpa'): 1) to add water to rice when cooking or to a wet padi field, etc; 2) to remove water, as from a pond, so as to catch the fish in it
rebpang: blunted, with cuts along the sharp end (of a knife); knife blunted by a nail
tebaren (tebpar-en): to be paid ?
tebpa: fall apart down off platform
tebpa': thorn; to have a thorn in the skin
tebpar: salary, wages