Eri 2

English: (noun) crispy fried pork skin and fat

Source: Peter Martin's Kelabit Dictionary

beri: panting, out of breath (when tired or angry)

beribpi: steep slope

beribpit: pulled back to open or extend

berirang: striking edge on matchbox

eri 1: having a bad or quick temper

erin: plucking, picking of vegetables

gerigki: scratched when rubbed against something, as when falling

gerimu': to grin

gerio: cooked rice mixed with tapioca powder, usu. used to save on rice

geriper: twisted, as of a rope, dishevelled, of a person

geriset: wrinkle (of the skin or clothing)

kerid: generic name for vegetables; vegetable dish to go with rice

kerimit: squint as in bright sun, grimace, wince, screw up face

keripab: dented, squashed

keripang: feeling in stomach

kerita: wheelbarrow

meri: 1) (m- prefix (Stative verb or adjective)) bad-tempered; 2) (adjective) dried up, as a stream

meribpit (ng-meribpit): to pull back to open or extend

merid (ng-perid): to wipe or push rubbish aside

merin (em-erin): to pluck vegetables

mering: 1) (noun) bamboo fish trap at weir; 2) (Transitive verb with subject = agent) to dry

meripig: with make a lot of sound with something

ngeri (ng-eri): 1) to fry; 2) to drain out water from a pond

ngerier (ng-rier): to turn or roll something

ngeriki: to fry

ngerimer: to wrinkle something