Entry record from de Clercq (1890): Ternate
Page number: 251
ië
• going up; upward(eng).naar boven; bovenwaarts(nld).
Note: at Ternate this means northward, in the direction of the palace of the Sultan (on northwest Halmahéra it is just the opposite, about which van der Crab in Naidah, p.
Note: 467, makes a mistake; such usage is also found on Celebes)
ie tarah
• to go upward and downward; up and down(eng).
oiehe goes up or northward(eng)
Note: It sometimes has a verbal meaning
See also: mie; kore