English: (Conjunction) Also.
Bahasa Malaysia: Juga.
Pronunciation: [pə]
Source: Alexander D. Smith
jipe: Tooth or teeth.
jipe asu: Canine tooth.
jipe penya': Molar tooth.
kelibo pek: A chisel.
kupe: Coffee
lepe: A fathom. The length between the fingertips of outstreatched arms. Roughly 1.5 to 2 meters depending on the height of the individual.
lipen: Slave. Lowest class.
mepek: To do laundry. Clean clothes.
nyipe: To be thin.
pedah: To hit.
pede': A smarting, intense type of pain.
pedo: To be married, in a traditional sense. Before modern marriages, this described a similar tradition of two people living together and having a family together, although without the legalities and official status of modern marriages.
pedu: Gall. The bitter and vile substance held within the gall bladder.
pegen: To lie down.
pejai: A gift.
pejoi: A shout. Shouting.
pejupa': To meet one another.
pekala: To play with one another.
pekalai: To learn.
pekaloi: Change in attitude or personality.
pekalot: To use or travel by canoe.
pekayau: Headhunting.
peki'ah: To make someone angry.
pekimet: To think.
pekinah: To climb.
peko'o: To finish something.
pelajap: To strike.
pelaki: Eagle.
pelakot: To carry something over the course of several trips.
pelangoi: To swim.