English: to stammer
English: carry something long on the shoulders, e.g. planks, poles
English: to wipe
English: sick, painful
English: old (for things)
Bahasa Malaysia: lama
English: first (in a line, contest, etc.); old (of things);
Bahasa Malaysia: yg pertama; lama (bkn dng barang)
English: to go up river, whether swimming or in a boat
English: badly hurt or wounded
Bahasa Malaysia: cedera parah
English: fearful for
English: to be in dread
English: to carry on the back
English: finished, used up
English: dusty, covered with dust or ashes
English: drunk
Bahasa Malaysia: mabuk
English: drunk
English: to call, invite, teach
English: advise, tell, instruct
English: preach a sermon
English: to shoot, to hunt using guns
English: far, far away
English: forehead
Bahasa Malaysia: dahi
English: to love
Bahasa Malaysia: sayang, cinta
English: first, early
English: quick, fast, brief, soon
English: to share out
English: early
Bahasa Malaysia: awal
English: pull hair roughly
English: sweet
English: papaya
Bahasa Malaysia: buah betik
English: leaning
English: to flatter
English: brave
Bahasa Malaysia: berani
English: brave, courageous
English: to nail, hammer a nail
English: knock, strike together
English: to say
English: say, tell, talk about
English: to tell or sing a ballad
English: to have been hit with the blunt sude of a knife or tool
English: familiar, used to something
English: several days ago; dark
English: in the past, a long time ago; several days ago
English: sooty
English: blowing away chaff by dropping paddy from a height
English: to slope steeply
English: to blow away
English: 1) pregnant (coarse term which implies child will be not be legitimate); 2) to be taboo
English: to lie, to be deceitful
English: very secret, well-hidden
English: cause, turn into
English: to play a trick on someone, to lie (usually in fun)
English: injure, an animal
English: to accidentally slap someone on the back
English: hen lying/sitting on eggs
English: spin a top at someone else's top to hit it and knock it out; hit and
sting, of bees in swarm striking one by one
English: greedy (for food, etc)
Bahasa Malaysia: tamak
English: greedy
English: to bark, of dogs
English: to wedge/split using a wedge
English: furthermore
English: swept down river, swept away by water; current of events ?
English: to drift away with the current, to flow on the current
English: a type of hornbill; Helmetd hornbill
Bahasa Malaysia: sejenis burung enggang
English: bird
Bahasa Malaysia: burung
English: to cover something in order to hide it
English: thick, of undergrowth, hair
Bahasa Malaysia: tebal, lebat lagi banyak tumbuhnya
English: thick, (of undergrowth or grass)
English: dusty
English: hidden, private
English: crumbed, broken into tiny pieces
English: noble
English: littered
English: to come
Bahasa Malaysia: datang, mari
English: to come
English: to poison; poisonous
English: to pattern, design, colour
English: colour of the smoke-darkened area around a fireplace
English: to read
English: having an epileptic fit
English: convulsions, to have a fit, epileptic; obsessed
English: selfish, stingy, tight-fisted
English: to sell
English: to sell
English: raw, uncooked, unripe
Bahasa Malaysia: mentah, tidak cukup masak
English: to collect little by little
English: look after, wait upon
English: died, dead
English: eye
Bahasa Malaysia: mata
English: made pregnant
English: approach, move toward something as a result of a definite, intentional action
English: look after someone (esp. a child); observe
English: push a sharp point through
English: to make someone full
English: surprised
Bahasa Malaysia: terkejut
English: 1) disappointed, feeling regret;
2) full of wonder, surprise
English: seen, visible
Bahasa Malaysia: boleh dilihat, kelihatan
English: swift flowing (of a river)
English: swift flowing, quick
English: direction, follow, obey, in accordance with (someone's wishes)
Bahasa Malaysia: arah,
English: leak out little by little, as rice from a hole in a basket
English: wooden block or board for chopping up game (meat)
English: half-closed, as of sleepy eyes; slit-eyed
Bahasa Malaysia:
Dela'ih suk mayep mateh dih.
The slit-eyed man.
English: likely, probable
English: to spear
English: Take the first left and go straight on. It’s on the left.
English: go, go to
Bahasa Malaysia: pergi
English: and, with
Bahasa Malaysia: dan, dengan
English: to entangle hair, to disentangle hair
English: to fall, of people or animals falling accidentally; to drop (person)
from a platform
English: melt
English: to tear
English: to catch birds with a bird-line stick
English: to share, divide
English: tie by winding around, (bundles, bandages on limbs, etc.)
English: break something into small particles; pound something finely
English: to return a favour, to take vengeance
English: sink into the earth (unintentional action)
English: 1) to close the mouth or the opening of a container by covering; 2) make something sink into the ground
English: to fan the fire
English: to beat or hit with a stick
English: to shorten
English: comforted
English: covered with, wrapped
English: to take offence and become aloof
English: skewered
English: to cast a net to catch fish
English: to mix well, entangle
English: to hang something on
English: work at something, as a craft
English: to sew
English: to surprise sby
English: determined
English: to attach a handle
English: high place made accesible by ladder
English: 1) bright; 2) hung
English: to make someone look silly
English: to arrive, reach a place
English: you (dual)
Bahasa Malaysia: kamu berdua, awak berdua
English: twist or tangle up something, as thread or hairs
English: join together
English: to help someone across a river
English: stay with a small child to make him/her sleep
English: shiver; chilled
English: bad-tempered, stubborn
English: easily giving up, impatient
English: goat
Bahasa Malaysia: kambing
English: to change
English: 1) to sit cross-legged; 2) to roll up rope into a coil, to coil; wind rattan or wire round something
English: to break
English: to spread or force apart, of forceps
English: to familiarise
English: to cut notches onto ridges, etc
English: to have something stuck in the throat
English: to cut, nip (buds or young leaves)
English: brandishing (as a sword or parang)
English: intermediary, go-between
English: to pull fruit off trees with a stick; to poke someone, something in a tree to
make it fall down
English: to coil up something
English: turn in a contrary manner
English: clear of tall vegetation
English: cleared, of an area of jungle
English: to massage
Bahasa Malaysia: urut
English: unwrap (of rice packets), roll down to open up (of mats), open up
English: to spread open, as linen
English: caught between two objects
English: to pull or bend a branch or bamboo stalk over
English: to slice a rice cake (nuba' laya') with something
English: to cut someone
English: to reveal, clarify
English: easy, simple
Bahasa Malaysia: senang, mudah
English: divorce
English: to stop doing something
English: press down, squeeze down, flatten
English: to corrupt the form of word
English: to roll on the tongue with the mouth closed, sucking ?
English: to buy
English: tied up
English: twist as with a rope
Bahasa Malaysia: putar
English: to intertwine
English: million
Bahasa Malaysia: juta
English: to let go of something
English: overripe, of fruits
English: carry a child, basket or anything non-elongated on the shoulders
English: to feed (as a mother fedding a child)
English: to make a path through jungle
English: take it out, cross out, remove
English: to take off shoes, shirt, etc
English: climb stairs or a tree
Bahasa Malaysia: menaiki tangga, memanjat pokok
English: nephew, niece
Bahasa Malaysia: anak saudara
English: a type of bird, Red-Breasted partridge
Bahasa Malaysia: sejenis burung
English: to sing
English: rice porridge
Bahasa Malaysia: bubur
English: drown
English: mythical monster that lives in rivers and lakes
English: python
Bahasa Malaysia: ular sawa
English: hornbill sp; Rhinoceros Hornbill
Bahasa Malaysia: sejenis burung enggang
English: generic name for poisonous snakes; cobra sp.
Bahasa Malaysia: ular senduk
English: to finish
English: to be noisy
English: to castrate
English: to squeeze between two or into a corner
English: generic term for poisonous insects, arachnids (spiders, scorpions)
myriapods (centipedes)
English: to steal
English: to believe
English: to believe, to have trust in
English: to fill
English: something used to suck
English: to dive under water
Bahasa Malaysia: menyelam
English: push something standing upright
English: 1) to be pushed, forced; 2) to push
English: to chew
English: tie into bundle
English: to slap
English: cut down undergrowth
English: to bundle together something
English: cover, hide from view
English: to cover (of food, etc., but not of a hole); to hide
English: squeezed dry
English: squashed
English: to be picked up with tongs
English: 1) (noun) lightning; 2) (Transitive verb with subject = agent) to make a raft
English: to chase after
English: pull, drag, as when leading a buffalo
Bahasa Malaysia: tarik atau mengheret seperti membawa kerbau
English: ? to make heavy
English: to give
English: to crush ?
English: to break stone into small pieces
English: to age
English: to squeeze
English: tightly bound
English: 1) (m- prefix (Stative verb or adjective)) bad-tempered; 2) (adjective) dried up, as a stream
Bahasa Malaysia: 1) panas baran; 2) kering, seperti anak sungai
English: to pull back to open or extend
English: to wipe or push rubbish aside
English: to pluck vegetables
English: 1) (noun) bamboo fish trap at weir; 2) (Transitive verb with subject = agent) to dry
English: with make a lot of sound with something
English: to renew
English: to push or shove
English: tired (as after a lot of exercise, a long walk, etc)
English: 1) (m- prefix (Stative verb or adjective)) easily angered; 2) (noun) massage
English: to make decorative shavings from wood, sticks, rattan by removing
strips
English: a type of bird, Black-Throated barbet
Bahasa Malaysia: sejenis burung
English: burning
English: to burst, break open, squirt out
English: hindered
English: to frighten, make afraid
English: to separate
English: chase, as an animal in the hunt
English: to marry, to be married; to add, to mix
English: remind someone to do something; to send or leave a verbal message
English: to make something swing like a pendulum
English: 1) popped; 2) chipped enamel coating of utensils (plate, mug, etc)
English: you (trial)
Bahasa Malaysia: kamu tiga
English: well-place position
English: ? stopped from further movement
English: to kick
English: drained off
English: pigeon with metallic greenish breat
Bahasa Malaysia: sejenis burung merpati
English: clear indication
English: to place something upright
English: duplicate, convey, pass on (gossip)
English: hit someone's face on the floor (as in a fight)
English: joing together (string)
Bahasa Malaysia: sambung (tali)
English: to observe or peep
English: match, marry, fit together
English: hornbill sp. with long tail feathers, Wreathed Hornbill, Wrinkled
hornbill
Bahasa Malaysia: sejenis burung enggang
English: noodles
Bahasa Malaysia: mi
English: fried noodle
Bahasa Malaysia: mi goreng
English: pinch
English: sunlight, daylight
Bahasa Malaysia: siang hari
English: to dry something in the sun (esp paddy, clothes)
English: property
Bahasa Malaysia: kepunyaan
English: first, once; cut through with a single stroke
Bahasa Malaysia: yg pertama, satu kali
English: to pull tight
English: pick up something with the fingers
English: massage using round object
English: shy, embarrassed, diffident; ashamed
English: licked accidentally
English: table
Bahasa Malaysia: meja
English: cause to become limp
English: to have no fear of heights
English: difficult, tough
Bahasa Malaysia: susah, sukar
English: expensive, dear
Bahasa Malaysia: mahal
English: to work with an adze
English: already broken
English: to split rattan or bamboo lengthwise; split into small pieces
English: smart, brainy, clever
Bahasa Malaysia: pandai, pintar, bijak
English: 1) blue, green; 2) purple, colour of a bruise, bruised
Bahasa Malaysia: 1) biru, hijau; 2) warna tanda lebam atau luka memar pada tubuh
English: to choose
English: intertwined
English: glaring, of bright sunlight on the surface of the water
English: eat something poisonous so as to become sick and vomit
English: went, gone, been
English: prise open (of eyes)
English: cooking oil
Bahasa Malaysia: minyak masak
English: slap, as to shape an earthen pot; to cane (as of a child)
English: to slap
English: come
English: mad, insane
English: to beautify
English: drink, beverage
Bahasa Malaysia: minuman
English: to drink
English: to shove, jostle, etc.
English: to hang up clothes (to dry)
English: black
Bahasa Malaysia: hitam
English: to suck, as a baby sucking at the breast
English: to accidentally knock with the elbow
English: move, edge over, increasingly
English: affirmative, yes
Bahasa Malaysia: ya, au
English: Alright. See you tomorrow at 7.15am.
English: Fine, thank you. Can I see a menu, please?
English: Certainly, here you are.
English: to lean
English: to take care of
English: hit using large elongated object (eg wood, rod, club)
English: to beat with a stick
English: to gossip
English: gossip about people
English: able to fit (into a container, etc)
English: to defaecate on someone
English: overflowed
English: to make a hole by piercing through
English: to patch, mend
English: to cut off a stump ?
English: to make a pile of wood
English: to pour water on to something or someone
English: to pluck, pull out, as feathers
English: worn out
English: pour water into a pot
Bahasa Malaysia: tuang air ke dlm bekas
English: to pour out
English: to move
English: consoled, comforted, pacified
English: step on something (eg. nail) that pierces the foot
English: to whiten
English: to rain, raining
English: stay at home when one would normally go out, as during working hours
English: to stay, dwell
English: Where are you staying in Bario?
English: I am staying at ______.
English: your, yours
Bahasa Malaysia: awak punya
English: swim across from one bank to another
Bahasa Malaysia: berenang menyeberangi sungai
English: swim using full arm strokes
English: behind, last
English: to stand
English: to stand up from sitting or lying, standing up
English: to shape something
English: pimple
Bahasa Malaysia: jerawat
English: to smell
English: to smell something
English: to operate
English: 2sg. agent and possessor; you, your
Bahasa Malaysia: awak, awak punya
English: to push aside forcefully
English: carry something somewhere, bring
English: to bring
English: early
English: to open
English: open, ajar (of a door)
English: open, peeled
English: to stunt
English: to bloat
English: 1) head down, back up position ?; 2) upside down; to overturn?
Bahasa Malaysia: terbalik
English: to punch
English: much, many, a lot
Bahasa Malaysia: banyak
English: look at someone or something
English: return home
Bahasa Malaysia: balik, pulang
English: to cut
English: to live, living; to grow, growing
English: to curse
English: to make sticky
English: straight, correct
Bahasa Malaysia: lurus, betul
English: near
Bahasa Malaysia: dekat
English: to look down, with head down
English: to look down
English: to look down
English: to make a sound
English: behaviour
Bahasa Malaysia: kelakuan
English: to go to war
English: face
Bahasa Malaysia: muka
English: split, divided, shared
English: to dream
English: to look out from a vantage point
English: to wash
English: to hit, wash clothes
English: to track, track down, follow an animal
English: grandchild
Bahasa Malaysia: cucu
English: to cover or make a heap
English: transfer ?
English: cut up
English: wounded, bleeding, to bleed
Bahasa Malaysia: berdarah
English: to spin
English: grumble, complain, murmur
English: to complain, murmur
English: always, often
English: cause to go
English: wash (face, hands, etc)
Bahasa Malaysia: cuci
English: to wash, clean (dishes, hands)
Bahasa Malaysia: basuh (pinggan, tangan)
English: to break into pieces (as a clod of earth, or a ball of rice)
English: to have a cold, influenza
English: to blind someone
English: to make bald, shave the head
English: scattered
English: to make something short
English: to ask, request for something (an object, favour)
Bahasa Malaysia: minta, memohon
English: to ask
English: Excuse me. Is there a shop near here?
English: to break
English: to break
English: turn around and go back, turn back
English: white blisters in the mouth
English: you (plural)
Bahasa Malaysia: kamu orang
English: to lengthen