English: (noun) fallow land; land that has previously been used but now lies unused
Bahasa Malaysia: tanah rang
Source: Peter Martin's Kelabit Dictionary
belu'en: to be clumped together
belu'ing: small hoe-like instrument used for tilling and weeding in rice paddies and gardens
belu'ug: wasps nest
beluan: small woven container, often used for measuring
belubpuk: wood borers, all varieties of insects etc which eat wood, bamboo, etc
deteluh: they (trial)
edto teluh: Wednesday
elu 2: rotted remains of fruit that has become overripe without being eaten
elud 1: pitfall for catching animals
elud 2: slippery hillside that has been denuded of foliage
eluk: buffalo pen in which to place and feed buffaloes
elung 1: crested fireback pheasant
elung 2: confluence of two rivers
keluit: fishhook
kelulun: can be rolled
kelulung: wood shavings used for decoration
keluma': sarong worn by females
kelupan: forget, forgot
kelupit: flat-topped rattan basket woven finely like a mat; rotan basket for holding skulls
kemeluh: give up
keteluh: we (trial, excl), the three of us
melu (m-elu): overripe, of fruits
melukung: carry a child, basket or anything non-elongated on the shoulders
meteluh: you (trial)
ngelu (ng-elu): to allow fruit to become overripe and go to waste
ngelu'eh (nge-lu'eh): to be sleepy
ngelua (nge-lua): initiation ceremony in which people are smeared with the blood of an animal slaughtered for the purpose (cf Lian pp 130)
ngelubang (nge-lubang)_: to make a hole
ngelubid (nge-lubid): to roll something over (eg. a log)
ngelubpa (ng-lubpa): to make nude