English: (noun) fence, barrier; hindrance
Bahasa Malaysia: pagar,
Source: Peter Martin's Kelabit Dictionary
Ngabet raben-raben eta ineh leh, awe ieh ela' upun buro.
Tie the fence securely in case it tries to escape.
Nih ue nuk ketedtan peningabet deh eta kerubau dih.
Ineh abet suk pinengabet kuh babeh dih.
This is the string I used to
tie the luggage with.
betangal: mid way
eta': slug (mollusc)
etab: scattering
etab etab: scattered
etad: like, in like manner, the same as
etak 1: promise, target
etak 2: steps
etang: stretch of calm water in a river
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 ?
ketaan: recover from sickness
ketapuh (ke-t-apuh): able to sweep
leta': a crack, cracked due to dryness
letamo: ant home in a tree,(base of)
megeta: to help someone across a river
meta: hindered
meta'ut (ng-pe-ta'ut): to frighten, make afraid
metad (ng-petad): to separate
metanur: chase, as an animal in the hunt
metapu': to marry, to be married; to add, to mix
metatad: remind someone to do something; to send or leave a verbal message
metatuy (ng-pet-atuy): to make something swing like a pendulum
nebeta': crooning to a baby, making baby noises
netad: cut with a striking motion toward the body, as when standing with legs apart and swinging the `bikung' from in front of the body to between the legs
netak: 1) to target; 2) to cut notches in a log or tree trunk
ngeletad (ng-teletad): make a backward stroke of the leg, of fighting cocks
ngeta (ng-eta): to fence up
ngetab (ng-etab): to scatter
pemetad: something used to separate, a person who separates (eg. fighting dogs)?
peretak: beans