English: to chop up meat or vegetables
English: work that has been done
English: soon, near future (within the same day or hour)
English: just now, a moment ago Bahasa Malaysia: tadi, baru tadi
English: no, not, none, nothing Bahasa Malaysia: tidak, bukan
English: wait for
English: 1) to hook or hang something; 2) to clear or cut shrubs using an `a'ud'
English: to scoop out
English: to throw away rubbish
English: to throw out or spill by mistake
English: to return a favour or a challenge
English: to answer, reply
English: to dam a river
English: to cut (eg. planks) with an adze
English: to put a stopper on
English: to lick
English: using bellows to pump air in metal toolmaking
English: grooved
English: to give provisions to someone going on a journey
English: to run away with, steal, kidnap, elope with
English: to treat with medicine, apply medicine to
English: was used to tie
English: was carried on lap
English: borrowed
English: was covered with ashes or dust
English: to cover, to heap, to pile up
English: was hovering around lilke an insetc
English: heroic songs
English: to heat, to get warm or dry by an open fire
English: to sharpen
English: to make a bridge, to cross a bridge
English: sifted
English: was littered with crumbs (by)
English: cleared area
English: a small jackfruit variety
English: defiant, stobborn
English: to hoe, to use a hoe
English: to patch, as torn clothing
English: was confessed by
English: was walled by
English: to walk
English: was fetched or obtained by, was acquired by?
English: to put into a cage or pen (eg a hen)
English: sooted
English: chased, was chased by
English: was removed by, was taken in from the rain
English: was carried in a boat, boated
English: to scatter, plant padi
English: was hammered by
English: was thumped by
English: fly, sandfly, housefly
English: the fly which is usually attracted to fermenting burak or fruit
English: pus Bahasa Malaysia: nanah
English: picked up
English: kind of stinging insect, red hornet
English: to cook or to boil Bahasa Malaysia: memasak
English: to bury
English: to cry, weep
English: there (where the reciever is, esp. if the receiver of a letter) Bahasa Malaysia: sana, di sana
English: sing Bahasa Malaysia: nyanyi
English: roofed
English: to sweep
English: was made dusty
English: to be forgiven by
English: was hidden by
English: wasplike insect, quie bad-tempered
English: to block
English: smoked
English: to measure
English: cut
English: your Bahasa Malaysia: kamu punya
English: to do ?
English: to do, make, implement, etc
English: to cover with a cloth, mat or sheet
English: to damage; dismantle
English: open ground near the longhouse where children like to play spinning tops; open ground near a house, compound
English: to be carried
English: was killed
English: to cover, to close
English: dammar, tree resin (burned in torches)
English: boiling, starting to bubble Bahasa Malaysia: mendidih
English: steam Bahasa Malaysia: wap
English: gliding snake
English: was made visible by
English: to call, shout
English: parted
English: raised, bred
English: to attract or lead on ?
English: written
English: to be showered with affection, to receive sympathy
English: to be seen in the mirror
English: recite an incantation over a sick person to assist his recovery
English: to stretch (a cable, etc) across something
English: to grunt in order to clear the throat
English: make someone else's feet wide apart, spread someone's legs, force apart forceps; stand over someone or something with feet wide apart
English: to clump together grass weeds in wet padi
English: to flash
English: crooning to a baby, making baby noises
English: to dent to disort the shape of something
English: to veer
English: to pay
English: to pierce, stab
English: to fell a large tree in clearing a swidden
English: hack away vegetation in moving through the forest
English: to cut down forest
English: tie a knot
English: keep something (as a problem) to oneself, not sharing it with others cf. uleng
English: to sway to and fro
English: to moan as when ill
English: his, her, its Bahasa Malaysia: dia punya
English: when constructing a levee in a padi field, to slap the wet clay with a large paddle or club to make it more compact; prior to wrapping cooked rice in leaf packages, to pat, squeeze and press the rice into a compact mass using a small wooden paddle or spatula (bugo)
English: leaning
English: to leave behind
English: to hit with a heavy item
English: to hit or beat until flattened or crushed
English: to leave behind
English: throw any object (sone, ball, mud) at someone or something
English: to force, persuade
English: to press or push down, to apply force downwards
English: to scratch body or head due to itchiness (eg a dog)
English: to trouble, pester, bother
English: to stir (a pot) Bahasa Malaysia: mengacau
English: to lift one side in the air, to lift as with a lever
English: to nod the head
English: to shake the head
English: to shake (a container)
English: already
English: 3sg agent and possessor; him, his, her, hers, it, its Bahasa Malaysia: ia, dia, ia punya dia punya
English: to undo (stitches)
English: to search, look for
English: to talk, speak
English: to flap or flutter a few times, as a bird flapping its wings before flying
English: to grimace, make a face
English: to make someone squat
English: flap the wings, as a rooster before crowing
English: to pole
English: noise, of something falling or feet stamping; thudding sound
English: stick something to something
English: frighten birds or animals (but not people) Bahasa Malaysia: menakutkan burung dan binatang
English: just barely glimpsed (eg. as a fish in water)
English: to shout in triumph
English: to hang ?
English: to caw (of a crow)
English: to knock from underneath
English: to spoon
English: to scratch
English: to thrown away, to fling Bahasa Malaysia: buang (sampah dsb)
English: hurl, throw (a javelin, spear, etc); throw rubbish ?
English: to click the tongue
English: to swallow
English: to lock
English: jealous of spouse
English: being gossiped about
English: already lost
English: make something cold or cool
English: to give birth
English: to weave
English: to assist
English: roast by wrapping in leaves and letting food cook in its own juice
English: to kill an animal with a machette
English: to cackle, of a hen about to lay an egg or a chicken that is disturbed
English: to tie hair, rope in a bun, knot, coil
English: to splash water intentionally
English: to sneeze
English: arrange, put in order
English: to shoot with a blowpipe
English: to cut with a parang or axe
English: to fill a bamboo container at a river
English: to duck someone
English: to smile
English: to split bamboo (for floors in temporary huts)
English: to low, of a buffalo
English: 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
English: 1) to target; 2) to cut notches in a log or tree trunk
English: to beat a gong ?
English: to cut meat into chops ?
English: to turn your back on someone
English: to pack something in tightly
English: to make rattan work; weaving lattice work on sheaf
English: horn (of an animal) ?
English: to cause pain
English: have rights to something, e.g. family property
English: to make grooves
English: to make or cut a ditch or drain
English: to ambush someone
English: to cause to fear, to be uncertain of one's ability
English: to prevent, block; to interrupt
English: to take pictures
English: to tie something
English: to finish
English: to carry on lap
English: to borrow
English: make dusty, cover with ashes or dust
English: to hover around
English: name Bahasa Malaysia: nama
English: My name is _________.
English: My name is ______. Where are you from?
English: dull; blunted (as of knoves, teeth)
English: to blacken
English: to remove
English: (to adopt); to become a step-parent
English: defaecate
English: hummingbird
English: pity, sympathy
English: to sift
English: to startle or shock someone
English: to litter with bits of food
English: sound of a baby crying (onom)
English: a type of bird; generic term for spiderhunters
English: to sweeten
English: to clear away grass
English: to protest or fight for something
English: to confess; accept certain conditions, as in a divorce case; admit fault
English: to build a wall
English: to hit with the blunt side of knife
English: to take, get, fetch
English: Malay civet Bahasa Malaysia: tangalung
English: to lock
English: careful Bahasa Malaysia: berhati-hati
English: to impregnate (out of wedlock)
English: to chase
English: to take things in from the sun/rain (clothes etc)
English: to carry things in a boat
English: to hammer with the hands
English: to punch downwards with base of clenched fist; to thump with fist
English: to snatch by clawing, grabbing
English: ng-amin
English: pick something up from the ground; pick up thread as whe weaving strands
English: gape
English: open and close the mouth habitually or involuntary
English: mouth of the `bubuh' fish trap
English: to embrace or hug
English: to distribute things to people
English: to float something downstream
English: was swept away by
English: to place something on shelf, table
English: where? Bahasa Malaysia: di mana, ke mana
English: to tie, connect
English: to put up a bridge
English: to make a roof, to put a roof on
English: to make something dusty
English: to forgive
English: to hide something or oneself (intentionally)
English: to guide, as a blind man
English: to dance
English: to smoke or dry meat over a fire
English: to make a nest
English: place something in a slanting position
English: a game played between longhouses where a longhouse brought an animal (pig, deer, etc) to the next longhouse to be feasted that particular night, along with much buruak; the other longhouse had to return the compliment. (cf Lian pp 85)
English: to break into tiny pieces (eg of branches before the burning season) or crumbs
English: to litter
English: to cut into pieces
English: to carve a design
English: 1) to snatch (eg children snatching toys); 2) to scratch (an itchy part of the body)
English: to call out or scream in pain
English: to string beads
English: to follow along a stream
English: to sharpen (as a knife)
English: to ignore
English: to pin using a safety pin
English: to sit or squat on a stool
English: to carry something on a pole between two people
English: to clear a field using a hand hoe (belu'ing) to prepare it for farming.
English: to kill, cross out, cancel
English: to order, command, arrange, organise
English: to put a stopper on
English: remove the rice from the pot after cooking, and wrap it
English: to reach out to get something
English: make visible
English: to get married
English: to bend or curve
English: to part hair
English: to raise animals, incl. fish
English: to cut up
English: to cut into pieces
English: to whisper
English: to write
English: to shower with affection, to sympathise
English: to show, tell, or indicate discreetly
English: sound of a buffalo lowing
English: to purposely push down, to let down to the ground
English: 1) to add water to rice when cooking or to a wet padi field, etc; 2) to remove water, as from a pond, so as to catch the fish in it
English: to tag or touch someone as when playing a game
English: to squeeze
English: 1) push a stick into the ground, a needle into the skin, etc; 2) to accuse
English: to make a levee or water break in paddy field
English: to soothe or comfort
English: to cover or wrap up
English: to snare an animal or bird
English: to deepen
English: to fight, quarrel with
English: to make hot water warm (i.e. cool down)
English: to sue someone
English: to wait for nightfall
English: to cause to be wary
English: to make good after an argument, quarrel, sickness
English: to suffer
English: to make a ladder, to put a ladder up
English: to put something on a hook
English: to push (as of wood into a fire)
English: rub the eyes, as when something has got inside and is irritating them
English: 1) to make someone or something chilly, to numb with cold
English: to lift
English: ligature linking lower numerals with pulu', ratu or ribuh
English: to imprison
English: to bulldoze
English: to pick, pluck fruit
English: to cover
English: to squesk (trees, doors, floorboards, etc)
English: to sling on the shoulder (a man is expected to carry a shoulder bag with shoulder strings, not bearing the wieght on the head as a women usually does)
English: to cook (rice)
English: to turn something sour
English: apply a poultice
English: to shake out a mat or sheet
English: to overtake, crosses
English: to catch mice
English: to make something hot and spicy
English: to store something in the crotch of a tree branch, etc.
English: to click the tongue
English: to mix
English: to smoothen
English: to clear a border (e.g. between two pieces of land)
English: to skin an animal or the bark from a tree
English: to skin, peel bark from trees
English: to heat up (food)
English: to soften
English: to tame an animal
English: to make something wither, as by putting it close to the fire
English: pick the weak point in the line when fighting the enemy
English: to become nauseated
English: to peel off skin
English: to divorce
English: to peel or take off the top layer
English: to pull back and leave uncovered, of sheets, etc
English: to recede
English: to cook vegetables
English: to take off, remove anything that encircles, as a bracelet, necklace, shirt
English: to fold (cloth); to turn over a portion of a mat to allow people to walk past
English: make a backward stroke of the leg, of fighting cocks
English: to seek clarification, to find out
English: to circle, make something round
English: to overtake
English: to go around
English: to spit
English: to tickle
English: to roll into a reel or to wind rope around something
English: rub something between the palms of the hands
English: to look in the mirror
English: to think
English: to burn or singe hair/fur/skin of an animal
English: to tickle, as a parent tickling a baby to make it laugh
English: to fix a stare ?
English: to allow fruit to become overripe and go to waste
English: to be sleepy
English: initiation ceremony in which people are smeared with the blood of an animal slaughtered for the purpose (cf Lian pp 130)
English: to make a hole
English: to roll something over (eg. a log)
English: to make nude
English: to dent
English: to fish
English: to cause to fall (push down)
English: to roll up a mat, sheet, tobacco leaf
English: to shave wood for decoration
English: to float
English: to make dirty, muddy
English: to make muddy
English: to make dirty
English: to agree
English: to collect, gather, bring together
English: and, with Bahasa Malaysia: dan, dengan
English: particle preceding personal names and titles
English: to
English: to nullify
English: to catch
English: to gulp for air
English: to keep in the mouth; to kiss
English: to stew or boil
English: to suspect
English: to have sexual intercourse with
English: to have sexual intercourse
English: to take for granted
English: to spray
English: kissed
English: to braid, plait, intertwine
English: to squash (as of lice between the nails)
English: to lay a mat down
English: to pick something up with tongs
English: to soak in liquid
English: to influence the fate of another by using a magic potion
English: to walk dragging one's feet
English: to burp
English: to hunt with spears and dogs
English: to scratch hard (as a cat); to wound by scratching with fingernails
English: to lose
English: old (people); almost ripe (fruits) Bahasa Malaysia: tua (orang); hampir masak (bkn dgn buah-buahan)
English: aged, old
English: put branches around the trunk of one's fruit trees when they are bearing, or pile up rubbish in the fork of a branch so that others will not climb the trees to take the fruit
English: to cough out phlegm
English: to spit
English: to claw at, scratch with fingers, nails
English: pregnant, of people (more polite than `malih') Bahasa Malaysia: mangandung
English: to flood, to overflow its banks (of a river)
English: to groan, make a groaning sound (as a sick person, or ghost); to growl as a dog
English: to soak, cover with water; to baptise
English: to slaughter pigs or chickens by slitting the throat
English: to put downtax
English: to make tight
English: 1) to fry; 2) to drain out water from a pond
English: to turn or roll something
English: to fry
English: to wrinkle something
English: to squint, wince, screw up face
English: to make someone laugh
English: to scrape,
English: put someone (as a child) to sleep
English: to make someone lose out
English: to snore
English: to tire sby
English: shake, as a kettle, etc to stir up dregs
English: pour out something (as fruit from a basket); leaves and fruit which have already fallen ?
English: rinse, wash out the mouth or other object that is not scrubbed out with the hand, but rather rinsed out with water
English: to scrape out hard rice with a `gayut'
English: to curl
English: to swing a cradle; shake a tree
English: to burn
English: straightaway, continue doing something immediately
English: to force down, to knock down (as a buffalo in a pen)
English: to push through
English: to push through a barrier
English: to fence up
English: to scatter
English: to cut a longitudinal piece (as a stick) in half; to cut, slash
English: to make popcorn
English: to direct
English: to button up
English: to bite
English: to bite (considered less crude than `ngubit'
English: empty padi' baa', draining out until empty
English: to relieve, comfort
English: to signal, indicate
English: to pluck leaves and vegetables; to shred vegetables
English: to knock or beat
English: to stall, divert
English: to put a handle on
English: to fart
English: at, of, about
English: outside Bahasa Malaysia: luar
English: to take pity on
English: to rub against, to sharpen by rubbing against
English: to count
English: to yell at
English: to intervene, prevent
English: to make such an incision
English: to lift up (as of a child), to carry
English: to lift
English: toborrow for short while Bahasa Malaysia: pinjam sekejap
English: tie something so that it hangs down
English: to tie by hanging
English: to lick
English: to push aside, divert
English: to make expensive
English: to make difficult
English: to shave; to scrape e.g. soot, away with a knife
English: several days ago (further in the past than `malem')
English: to burp or regurgitate so that fluid, food, flows out of the mouth, as in babies
English: pith of corn kernal
English: crop of chicken Bahasa Malaysia: tembolok, pelembungan
English: to soothe, as a crying child
English: to dig someone in the ribs
English: to make blue, to bruise?
English: to look out of the corner of one's eye at something or someone Bahasa Malaysia: jeling
English: to bend or curve something
English: to scorch (eg bees) with a torch; to singe a pig's skin to remove the hair
English: to beat or cane, as in punishment
English: to shampoo
English: to grasp or hold
English: to count
English: to pull or tug
English: to illustrate
English: slaughter by slitting the throat
English: to file
English: to fill
English: to whistle Bahasa Malaysia: bersiul
English: to pinch Bahasa Malaysia: cubit
English: to blacken, darken
English: to recognise
English: to suckle, as a mother suckling her baby
English: to ask a question
English: to count
English: to elbow, knock with the elbow
English: to blow
English: to bore a hole into
English: strike someone with a downward blow of the fist
English: to beat or punch
English: to howl, of a dog
English: to yawn
English: to string
English: to scold, condemn
English: of babies, to suck a breast which has no milk; to bite at without actually eating (eg. of tough skin)
English: to bite, bite off
English: to stop or rest
English: to file or rub until worn out
English: to take ubud
English: to console or comfort
English: to praise
English: why? Bahasa Malaysia: kenapa
English: to cause to stop
English: to stop someone or something
English: to comb or brush the hair
English: to cut hair the the traditional Kelabit way
English: to bite with the front of the mouth
English: to open (as a door)
English: to peel
English: to argue
English: to feel the ground with one's feet; to wade
English: poke into any kind of hole with a finger, stick, etc
English: to prod a hole, or to stir in a pot
English: to dig with the hands
English: to throw or hurtle
English: to skin (fruit, small trees, bamboo)
English: to correct, centre
English: to mistreat, to deal with heavily
English: to split, divide, share
English: to feed poultry or fish
English: to answer, respond to (an accusation, etc)
English: make rope from bark fiber; to roll or tighten rope
English: to tear apart
English: to cut up ?
English: to wound
English: to measure
English: to eat too much
English: to persuade persisently, nag, beg
English: to sketch or etch patterns, designs
English: to write letters of the alphabet
English: lower something slowly by rope
English: push something into
English: let or cause something to slide lengthwise (as someone sliding a log down a hill)
English: to vomit
English: to borrow, incur debt
English: to scatter (seeds, toys, people)
English: head ceremony (cf Lian pp83)
English: to tease, poke fun at
English: to call or shout
English: was yelled at by
English: to breathe
English: to step on
English: to add on extra material
English: to peck, of a bird; poke lightly with the finger
English: to point
English: was tied by
English: shy, ashamed Bahasa Malaysia: malu
English: was licked by
English: to manage with much effort
English: just manage to get by, barely survive; to handle, to take care of (a problem); able to take something (as food after one has been sick)
English: was shaved by
English: was looked at by
English: to shine a torch or light
English: singed
English: was beaten or caned by
English: was held by
English: to hear, listen to
English: sweat bee ?
English: thin, of materials Bahasa Malaysia: nipis
English: to straighten
English: was drunk by
English: was filled by
English: section of the housepost from the `beladan' upward
English: was asked by
English: to bathe someone (baby, or disabled adult)
English: to poke holes in the ground using a dibbling stick (for planting)
English: to raise up, to wake up someone
English: smoke a pipe or a cigarette; suck
English: was strung by
English: cooked rice Bahasa Malaysia: nasi
English: was bitten by
English: was praised by
English: to set, put something in a place (as a pot on a mat, table)
English: to add salt
English: sing "Ooooooo" in unison when singing ballads (cf Lian pp 139)
English: was combed by
English: to warn
English: hit over the head the something
English: was brought/ taken by
English: was brought by
English: thing, substance;
English: to dig Bahasa Malaysia: menggali
English: food Bahasa Malaysia: makanan
English: punished, judged ?
English: write Bahasa Malaysia: tulis
English: was made alive, was made to grow ?
English: to help, assist
English: repair
English: to hammer (as iron, in making tools)
English: to roast, burn
English: to build, construct
English: to pullout hair using tweezers
English: was torn aprt by
English: to order or direct someone to do something
English: to command
English: to lower, as a ladder; swoop down to attack or grab something (as birds of prey); to swarm of bees
English: to take beads off string
English: was vomited (on) by
English: was owed to
English: to drop
English: to burn, to make a fire (to burn wood prior to planting)?
English: 1) to hammer (as a peg into the ground); 2) to pound (chili peppers, ginger, etc.) with a pestle; 3) to throw something at someone or something (as in throwing pebbles at a target)
English: to try, taste; to challenge Bahasa Malaysia: cuba
English: to cook in bamboo (meat, fish, veg)
English: to burn off the land prior to farming
English: in travelling, to stay behind someone who is slow to keep him or her moving
English: to burn with a torch (e.g. bees' nest)
English: to thread beads