English: (Transitive verb with subject = patient) startled
Source: Peter Martin's Kelabit Dictionary
a'ang: a type of frog
a'e: type of edible frog
a'eb: small woven basket or container without handles, usually used to measure volume or quantity of grain
a'ed: speech defect, stutter, stammer
a'et: bad, poor, unpleasant
a'it 1: sickness
a'it 2: wait
a'ud 1: wall hook on which objects are hung.
a'ud 2: wooden implement used for clearing (by pulling back grass or small shrubs while cutting)
a'uh: claim
a'uk: ladle, scoop
a'ul: pot handle
a'un: used stuff, second hand clothing
a'up: match, pair
a'ur: an answer, reply
aag: finely chopped meat or vegetables
aah: response to a call, to ask for pardon
aan: dammed up stream or river
aang 1: stopper for bottle or other container.
aang 2: tool used for gouging wood, adze
aap: a lick, licking
aar 1: bellows
aar 2: carefully woven rattan twine used in tying; woven rattan work used on implements
aar 3: bamboo or wood fencing used for building dam to trap fish or in irrigation of rice fields
aba: log used as support for firewood when making fire in hearth
aba': wary, fearful
abad: a type of grass with sharp cutting leaves; sword grass
abak: valley; groove; gully
aban 1: fight or squabble over ownership of something
aban 2: because; unless, only if, when, due to