English: thing, substance;
Source: Peter Martin's Kelabit Dictionary
Ara' narih paban ngen nuk midih dih riak.
Do not quarrel with one another over belongings in the future.
Neh men nuk midih nadih sinaban dulun keneh.
His belongings were claimed and taken away by others.
Nih nuk midih dadih nalud kamih me pela'ud ikup dih awe ideh mikat
mabeh idih.
Their belongings were boated down to below the gorge so that they did
not have to carry them.
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.
anuk: clothing; things
binuka' (b-in-uka'): opened
binukut (b-in-ukut); pinukut: was punched by
enuk: which, that which is; term used to refer to object the name of which is not remembered or is not known
linuka' (l-in-uka'): was pushed by
manuk: bird
nukat: to dig
nukenen: food
nukum: punished, judged ?
pelanuk: mousedeer
senukat (s-en-ukat): was dug up by
sinanuk (s-in-anuk): clothed
sinukup (s-in-sukup): made enough
tunuk: surrender
Leng leng dooq main teh nuk kenen ih. Tudaq berey kuh belih dih?: The food was delicious. I’d like bill, please.