English: (prep) at, in
Source: Peter Martin's Kelabit Dictionary
Ame abi-abi tauh lem irau dadih.
Let's all go to their feast.
Dih men ngabuh lem dalem kamih dih ngen abuh tetal dih kenah.
She is making our kitchen floor dusty with the ashes from the hearth.
Diu' lem aan patun neh narih.
Take your bath in the pool of the dam.
Doo' pepabin teh diwah lem alud dih.
They are sitting with one carrying the other on his lap in the boat.
Kerab tu'en ngadih teh lawe kamih mene lem bawang mado sineh.
Our journey to that far away country can be told in a ballard.
alem 1: night
alem 2: a complicated step in weaving, esp. at corners
dalem 1: deep, the deep part
dalem 2: kitchen area as opposed to the verandah
ilem: the colour of a bruise, purple, blue
lema'ud (l-em-a'ud): to go to work
lemabuh (l-em-abuh): get oneself covered with dust or ashes, as a child playing in the dirt, throw a temper tantrum and roll in the dirt; struggle in sadness or frustration
lemanguy (l-en-anguy): swim for fun or enjoyment
lematek: leech
lemayuh (l-em-ayuh): to wither (as a plant withering of its own accord)
lemek: fat of an animal, grease
lemidik (l-em-idik): to cut the undergrowth prior to farming
lemiget (l-em-iget): to turn the head, to look backward
lemitung (l-em-itung): to turn around or back
lemuh: fat, obese (of people, animals)
lemulun: person, human being
lemuned: in the middle
lemupung (l-em-upung): to float (as a fish)
lemutuk: blister lesion (pompholyx)
malem: several days ago; dark
malem (m-alem): in the past, a long time ago; several days ago
milem: 1) blue, green; 2) purple, colour of a bruise, bruised
ngedalem (ne-dalem): to deepen
ngilem (ng-milem): to make blue, to bruise?
pengilem: something that makes blue ?
tabiq beruhmalem: Good afternoon
tilem: mattress
ulem: stealthily, quietly, unconspicuously
Ken dooq tiko beruhmalem kinih?: Hi. How are you doing this afternoon?