Source entries: Larson & Larson (1956a)

Larson & Larson (1956a): Moni

Original citation: Larson, Gordon F. & Mildred O. Larson. 1956. Miga Hena Wandaija Dode Migani / Logat Moni Melaju / Dictionary Moni English.

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Headword	IPA	Glosses
-a	-a	‘I, 1st pr. sg. subject, verb suffix’; ‘saja, pokok kalimat’
-a	-a	‘remote past tense (verb suffix)’; ‘hal jg sudah terdjadi’
-a	-a	‘verbal suffix, completed action’; ‘kata pekerdjaan jg bulat pandan bangunja’
a	a	‘I, me, my’; ‘saja, aku’
a noe	a noe	‘greeting to children’
abi	abi	‘nail, small cylindrical object’; ‘paku, benda jg bulat pandang bangunja’
abi	abi	‘nail, small cylindrical object’; ‘paku, benda jg bulat pandan bangunja’
abija	abija	‘snake from which part of the Zagani tuma originated’; ‘sebangsa ular jg dari padanja sebahagian dari bangsa Zagani terpantjar’
abu	abu	‘wood-eating insect’; ‘sebangsa binatang ketjil2 jg makan kaju’
adanga	adaŋa	‘belch’; ‘makolak’
adau	adau	‘skin, bark, peel’; ‘kulit, kali’
ade	ade	‘large non-edible jungle fruit’; ‘buah tikar’
adu	adu	‘wing’; ‘sajap’
adu hiwa mene	adu hiwa mene	‘angel’; ‘malaekat’
adu hiwa mene	adu hiwa mene	‘angel’; ‘malaekat, utusan’
adu piziga mene	adu piziɡa mene	‘angel’; ‘malaekat’
ae	ae	‘alive, life, raw, unripe’; ‘hidup, mentah’
ae hitija	ae hitija	‘heal’; ‘djadi baik (luka)’
ae noa	ae noa	‘green’; ‘hidjau’
aema	aema	‘alive, raw, unripe’; ‘hidup, mentah, muda’
aen	aen	‘call a pig’; ‘panggil babi’
ae-wo	ae-wo	‘sing on the pathway with joy in Moni fashion’; ‘njanjian djalanan kebiasaan orang Moni’
-aga	-aɡa	‘they, 3rd pr. du-pl. subj. indicator, verb suffix’; ‘mereka, bila djadi pokok kalimat’
aga	aɡa	‘you, your (singular)’; ‘engkau, kau’
agȧ	aɡȧ	‘crotch, shoulder’; ‘tjabang, bahu’
aga ndoda pa nuwa	aɡa ⁿdoda pa nuwa	‘affectionate greeting (lit: you can suck on the rectum)’
agȧ ngaga	aɡȧ ŋaɡa	‘mountain stream bed’; ‘tjelah gunung’
agȧbo	aɡȧbo	‘crotched fence support’; ‘kaju buat pagar’
agada	aɡada	‘orange mushroom’; ‘sebangsa djamur jg kuning’
agaebada	aɡaebada	‘bird of paradise plum worn only by wealthy Moni men’; ‘bulu sebangsa burung jg biasa dipakai oleh org kaja2’
agȧja	aɡȧja	‘juice, sap, milk of sweet potato, paint’; ‘air buah, getah, tjet’
agȧmbigi	aɡȧᵐbiɡi	‘top or toward back of the shoulder’; ‘bahagian belakang dekat bahu’
agati	aɡati	‘you, your (singular)’; ‘engkau’
age	aɡe	‘cry out (in death), mew (of a cat)’; ‘selaku tanda, kuting mengeong’
age	aɡe	‘wild rabbit-like animal’; ‘sebangsa binatang seperti kutjing’
ageago	aɡeaɡo	‘level area’; ‘tempat jg rata’
agebade	aɡebade	‘plain, broad level area’; ‘padang, tempat jg rata’
agepa	aɡepa	‘level area’; ‘tempat jg rata’
age-wage	aɡe-waɡe	‘tickle’; ‘geli-geli’
agi	aɡi	‘beneath, bury’; ‘di bawah, kuburkan org’
agi	aɡi	‘coefficient with potatoes, seeds, etc.’; ‘bidji, buah’
agi	aɡi	‘large boil-like sore’; ‘seperti bisul’
agi	aɡi	‘trunk or erect portion of tree, weed, etc, wither’; ‘batang (pohong), laju’
agi me	aɡi me	‘2nd born twin, actual or existent in Moni mind’; ‘anak kembar jg kedua’
agi ne idi ne	aɡi ne idi ne	‘fifteen’; ‘lima belas’
agibudi	aɡibudi	‘wither, dry up’; ‘lajur, kering’
agidadi	aɡidadi	‘large boil-like sore’; ‘seperti bisul’
agigija	aɡiɡija	‘stand, stand up’; ‘berdiri, tegak’
agija	aɡija	‘join or go thru (as at juncture in pathway)’
agindo	aɡiⁿdo	‘beneath, underneath’; ‘di bawah’
agitini	aɡitini	‘argue, remonstrate’; ‘melawan, berbantah’
agito-pato	aɡito-pato	‘turn over’; ‘balik’
ago	aɡo	‘end (place or time)’; ‘udjung’
agu	aɡu	‘knee’; ‘lulut’
agu-pagu	aɡu-paɡu	‘not speak clearly’; ‘bitjara tidak terang’
agusugu	aɡusuɡu	‘kind of wasp-like honey bee’; ‘sematjam tawon’
aguwa	aɡuwa	‘back (of person)’; ‘belakan’
aguwago	aɡuwaɡo	‘surface (water, garden)’; ‘di muka (air)’
aiga	aiɡa	‘sky, heaven’; ‘langit, surga’
aiga	aiɡa	‘small wild animal’; ‘sebangsa kuskus’
Aiga Mgaga Sonowi	aiɡa mɡaɡa sonowi	‘God’; ‘Allah’
aiga pa wome	aiɡa pa wome	‘rainbow’; ‘pelangi’
aigija	aiɡija	‘join or go thru (as at juncture in pathway)’
aija	aija	‘fall’; ‘djatuh’
aija	aija	‘flow, color (as with crayons)’; ‘djalankan air, beri warna pada gambaran’
aija-waija	aija-waija	‘singing and communicating on pathway’; ‘njanjian djalanan’
aina	aina	‘paternal uncle, older brother’; ‘laki2 dari bapa, kakak laki2’
aisija	aisija	‘draw a bow-string, ready to shoot an arrow’; ‘tarik panah, sedia untuk panah’
aita	aita	‘father, parallel uncle’; ‘bapak, sdr laki2 dari bapaku’
aitija	aitija	‘climb (tree)’; ‘pandjat’
aito	aito	‘across (river)’; ‘seberang’
aja	aja	‘away from, separate (as pieces of firewood)’; ‘keluarkan, buka (api dari / api)’
ajamo	ajamo	‘place from which a kind' of bark is gotten to make kind of Moni skirt’; ‘tempat org ambil kulit kaju buat bikin pakaian perempuan’
ama	ama	‘mother, breast’; ‘ibu, susu’
ama du	ama du	‘milk’; ‘susu’
ama ka ne	ama ka ne	‘common greetings In Moni (lit: say "this breast")’
ama noe	ama noe	‘common greetings between women (lit: you suck the breast)’
ama zambae	ama zaᵐbae	‘common greetings in Dugindoga (lit: you cut off the breast)’
ambiga maija	aᵐbiɡa maija	‘set (as an object)’
ambigija	aᵐbiɡija	‘sit, sit down’; ‘duduk’
ame	ame	‘cry’; ‘menangis’
ame buga	ame buɡa	‘tear, tear drop’; ‘air mata’
amo	amo	‘half, other, shadow’; ‘sa-tengah, sa-paroh’
amo	amo	‘turn over’; ‘sebelah, bajang’
amondane	amoⁿdane	‘plus five (lit: toward the other hand)’; ‘tambah lima’
amondo	amoⁿdo	‘half, other’; ‘sa-tengah’
amone	amone	‘plus five (lit: the other hand)’; ‘tambah lima’
amone hago	amone haɡo	‘six’; ‘enam’
amone hedo	amone hedo	‘eight’; ‘delapan’
amone hija	amone hija	‘seven’; ‘tudju’
amone hui	amone hui	‘nine’; ‘sembilan’
amopogo	amopoɡo	‘shady, gentle’; ‘rendang, lemah lembut’
amu	amu	‘flea’; ‘kutu’
amú	amu	‘face around nose’; ‘muka’
amu paija	amu paija	‘hit (as with stick)’; ‘pukul dgn kaju’
amú tajaga ngaga	amu tajaɡa ŋaɡa	‘nostrils’; ‘lobang hidung’
amú waija	amu waija	‘stick worn in hole in septum of nose’; ‘kaju jg dipakai dilobanga’
amúmbigi	amuᵐbiɡi	‘central line af face from forehand to tip of nose’; ‘batang hidung’
amunga	amuŋa	‘give not expecting immediate reciprocation, purposelessness, without reason’; ‘pemberian tidak perlu dibalas dgn lekas, dengan pertjuma, tidak sebabnja’
amunga au	amuŋa au	‘grace’; ‘anugerah’
amútao	amutao	‘snout (pig)’; ‘bangus babi’
amu-tapu	amu-tapu	‘court, flirt, joke’; ‘budjuk, pikat, bermain2’
andaija	aⁿdaija	‘escort, accompany’; ‘menjertai, menghantan, pergi bersama-sama’
andi	aⁿdi	‘I, my’; ‘saja, aku’
andija	aⁿdija	‘cry bitterly’; ‘menangis, menangis tersedih-sedih’
ando maija	aⁿdo maija	‘make a bundle, place between’; ‘bungkus, peleh’
andu	aⁿdu	‘small black and green-spotted bug’; ‘sebangsa kumbang’
anegame	aneɡame	‘my friend’; ‘temanmu, sobatmu’
angu	aŋu	‘edible portion of taro stem’; ‘batang keladi’
ao	ao	‘after, afterwards’; ‘kemudian’
aoma	aoma	‘after, afterwards’; ‘kemudian’
aombamba	aoᵐbaᵐba	‘set (sun)’; ‘matahari turun’
apaija	apaija	‘swarm (as flies on dead body)’; ‘mengerumuni’
apu	apu	‘wound (as when addressing children)’; ‘bitjara dg perasaan sajang kepada anak ktjil’
asa	asa	‘green, unseasoned (of wood), permanent, lasting’; ‘mentah, basah (kaju), kekal’
asama	asama	‘green, unseasoned (of wood), permanent, lasting’; ‘mentah, basah (kaju), kekal’
asáwi	asáwi	‘spotted (as pig)’; ‘belang’
aseaija	aseaija	‘pull or slide out (as silver)’; ‘tarik’
asoge mome	asoɡe mome	‘reddish-colored sweet potato’; ‘patatas merah’
asoge ngeda	asoɡe ŋeda	‘reddish sweet potato’; ‘patatas merah’
asu	asu	‘have peace, bereaved’; ‘damai, persekutuan’
asugija	asuɡija	‘put on (hat, carrying bag over head)’; ‘penutup kepada’
atogaija	atoɡaija	‘peal, tussle as puppies’; ‘kupas, bermain-main seperti anak andjing’
atune-bune	atune-bune	‘untangle’; ‘terikat’
atunija	atunija	‘untangle, settle up business’; ‘meluruskan, mendjelaskan’
au	au	‘source, origin’; ‘asal’
au	au	‘speak, relate’; ‘bitjara’
Au Mainija Nema Ago Fetaija Nema	au mainija nema aɡo fetaija nema	‘The Beginning and the Ending (Rev. 22:13)’; ‘Jang Terdahulu dan Jang Terkemudian’
au majaija	au majaija	‘judge justly’; ‘adil, ambil keputusan jg benar’
augija	auɡija	‘follow’; ‘iring, ikut’
auma	auma	‘continuing from the beginning, continuously’; ‘dari permulaan sampai’
auma	auma	‘cross uncle, maternal uncle’; ‘paman, sdr laki2 ibuku’
aumba	auᵐba	‘distant’; ‘asing (org, tanah)’
aumbani	auᵐbani	‘distant people’; ‘orang asing’
aundo	auⁿdo	‘edge, point’; ‘tepi, udjung’
aupa	aupa	‘bring to completion, make complete’; ‘penghabisan’
ausagija	ausaɡija	‘have peace, bereaved’; ‘damai, persekutuan’
auwa	auwa	‘straight, straight through (of as path)’; ‘terus (djalan, djalanan)’
auwa-kauwa	auwa-kauwa	‘parallel, side by side’; ‘bersama-sama’
awa	awa	‘pus, drain (as sore)’; ‘nanah’
awagi	awaɡi	‘yawn’; ‘mengantok’
awaija	awaija	‘finish up, bring to completion (fence; carrying bag; etc)’; ‘keliling’
awi	awi	‘nail, small cylindrical object’; ‘paku, benda jg bulat pandang bangunja’
azoge	azoɡe	‘scar’; ‘bekas Iuka’
azogo	azoɡo	‘scar’; ‘bekas Iuka’
azogo	azoɡo	‘scare’; ‘bekas luka’
azu	azu	‘hand shake’; ‘djabut tangan’
azu dutija	azu dutija	‘shake hands’; ‘djabat tangan’
ba	ba	‘dung, manure, excrete’; ‘tai, barak, kotoran’
ba	ba	‘same as before, reconstruct, re-establish’; ‘sama seperti dulu, dirikan kembali’
ba nuwa	ba nuwa	‘affectionate greeting (especially upon return from long trip; meeting old friend) (lit: to intend to eat dung)’
babá	babá	‘grandmother (in address)’; ‘nenek’
babade	babade	‘tick’; ‘kutu babi’
babu	babu	‘grasshopper, beetle’; ‘belalang’
babu mbimu	babu ᵐbimu	‘edible fern’; ‘sebangsa sajur paku’
bada	bada	‘handle (axe, etc.)’; ‘tangkai’
bada	bada	‘revenge’; ‘balas, membela’
badagi	badaɡi	‘leg’; ‘kaki’
bade	bade	‘chisel-shaped piece of wood used to strip off bark, spoon’; ‘sepotong kaju jg dipergunakan untuk manguliti’
bade	bade	‘level, broad’; ‘rata, datar, bengkak’
bade-tade	bade-tade	‘level, broad’; ‘rata, datar’
badi	badi	‘weed’; ‘sebangsa rumput’
badigija	badiɡija	‘creep along as if to shoot an enemy, alight (insect)’; ‘merangkak, hinggap’
bado	bado	‘foot’; ‘kaki’
bado pa noa	bado pa noa	‘jungle leech’; ‘lintah patjak’
bado samo	bado samo	‘singing affair some nights before a feast (known only by past generation)’; ‘beberapa malam sebelum potong babi, org laki2 dan perempuan kumpul buat njanji’
badomada	badomada	‘kicking game’; ‘permainan sepak kaki’
baga	baɡa	‘teeth, burn or bite as from sun, insect, etc.’; ‘gigi’
baga au	baɡa au	‘gums’; ‘gusi’
baga puzi	baɡa puzi	‘banana’; ‘sebangsa pisang’
bagai	baɡai	‘tusked (of animals)’; ‘taring’
baga-kibagi	baɡa-kibaɡi	‘sour (as lemon)’; ‘gigi keasaman’
baga-taga	baɡa-taɡa	‘stingy, mizer’; ‘kikir’
baga-tapu	baɡa-tapu	‘stingy, mizer’; ‘kikir’
bagawi	baɡawi	‘tusked (of animals)’; ‘taring’
bago	baɡo	‘small tree’; ‘sebangsa pohon jg ktjil’
bagu	baɡu	‘long, tall’; ‘pandjang, tinggi’
baguma	baɡuma	‘long’; ‘pandjang’
bagu-tagu	baɡu-taɡu	‘tall’; ‘tinggi’
bai	bai	‘lips’; ‘bibir’
baitija	baitija	‘boil’; ‘mendidi’
bamba	baᵐba	‘fat, grease’; ‘minjak, lemak’
bambugu	baᵐbuɡu	‘expel air’; ‘keluarkan angin’
bame	bame	‘dream’; ‘mimpi’
bamo	bamo	‘white or pink flower’; ‘sebangsa bunga’
bamogo	bamoɡo	‘pimple, snake’; ‘djerawat, sebangsa ular’
bamu	bamu	‘white or pink flower’; ‘sebangsa bunga’
bana	bana	‘shoots (of plants)’; ‘anak2 (keladi, pisang)’
bango	baŋo	‘poreh’; ‘serambi’
bao	bao	‘swell, lucky (in address)’
basai	basai	‘trunk (as of tree without branches)’; ‘kaju lurus’
bataija	bataija	‘chop as edges of boards, blaspheme blame, criticize’; ‘tjentjan, tjela, mempersalahkan, hudjat’
batija	batija	‘boil’; ‘mendidi’
bato	bato	‘suck or inhale tobacco smoke’; ‘isap rokok’
bato-bato	bato-bato	‘suck or inhale tobacco smoke’; ‘isap rokok’
baze	baze	‘tree with fuzzy leaves’; ‘sebangsa pohon’
be	be	‘not want’; ‘tidak mau’
beba-beba	beba-beba	‘swerve (as an arrow)’; ‘simpang (seperti anak panah)’
bebage	bebaɡe	‘butterfly’; ‘kupu-kupu’
be-be	be-be	‘chirp’; ‘berdetjit-detjit’
bede	bede	‘female (other than human)’; ‘betina’
bedebaga	bedebaɡa	‘female (other than human)’; ‘betina’
bedege	bedeɡe	‘another’; ‘jg lain’
bega	beɡa	‘bird’; ‘burung’
bega ngeda	beɡa ŋeda	‘egg’; ‘telor’
bega po	beɡa po	‘fruit tree’; ‘sebangsa pohon buah’
bega saga daga	beɡa saɡa daɡa	‘bird (grey and small)’; ‘burung elang’
bega wogo	beɡa woɡo	‘chicken’; ‘ajam’
bege	beɡe	‘with protruding edges, rather cheap cowrie shell’; ‘sebangsa kulit bia’
bege imu	beɡe imu	‘chunky ashes’; ‘abu’
bege simu	beɡe simu	‘chunky ashes’; ‘abu’
begege	beɡeɡe	‘quiver (as nerve when shot by arrow)’; ‘bergerak (pergerakan uret2)’
bendame	beⁿdame	‘rafter’; ‘kasau’
béó	beo	‘dog-like wild animal’; ‘sebangsa kuskus’
besaga	besaɡa	‘scratch’; ‘garuk2’
bewa	bewa	‘of close friendship’
bi	bi	‘toadstool, mushroom’; ‘tjendawan, djamur’
bibi	bibi	‘long (of hair)’; ‘pandjang (rambut)’
bibigi	bibiɡi	‘long (of hair)’; ‘pandjang (rambut)’
bibitome	bibitome	‘twist around, vine’; ‘maraijap keliling tiang’
bibugu	bibuɡu	‘raspberry’; ‘sematjam buah’
bidi	bidi	‘tree (good for making sideboards)’; ‘sebangsa pohon kaju’
bidongo-dongo	bidoŋo-doŋo	‘bird’; ‘sebangsa burung’
bidu	bidu	‘spy with intent, lurk’; ‘mengintai maksud dgn mau membunuh’
biga	biɡa	‘bad, evil, of no value’; ‘buruk, djahat’
biga dija	biɡa dija	‘sick’; ‘sakit’
biga duwa	biɡa duwa	‘bad deeds, sin (individual)’; ‘dosa’
biga endaga	biɡa eⁿdaɡa	‘sin (collective)’; ‘dosa’
biga endaija	biɡa eⁿdaija	‘destroy, make bad’; ‘membinasakan, bikin djahat, bikin salah’
biga hitija	biɡa hitija	‘become bad, destroyed’; ‘dibinasakan’
bijapogo	bijapoɡo	‘few, little’; ‘sedikit’
bimo	bimo	‘mushroom growing on trees’; ‘sebangsa djamur jg dimakan’
bimu	bimu	‘mushroom growing on trees’; ‘sebangsa djamur jg dimakan’
bindija	biⁿdija	‘fell a tree’; ‘tebang’
bindija	biⁿdija	‘make designs (as on arrow heads)’; ‘tanda pada anak panah’
bindija	biⁿdija	‘put down, fell (trees)’; ‘tebang’
bini	bini	‘muscle’; ‘urat, buah lengan’
bisigi	bisiɡi	‘inhale tobacco smoke’; ‘isap rokok’
biti-biti	biti-biti	‘blink, flicker’; ‘pedjamkan mata’
bitigi	bitiɡi	‘smack lips (as when eating)’
bitigija	bitiɡija	‘smack lips (as when eating)’; ‘setapkan mulut, isap lidah’
bitija	bitija	‘shut eyes, put out fire, have a drought’; ‘tutup mata, padamkan api, air mati’
biu	biu	‘great grandparent’; ‘mojang’
bo	bo	‘tree, wood’; ‘kaju, pohon’
bo kade	bo kade	‘chisel-shaped piece of wood used to strip off bark, spoon’; ‘sepotong kaju jg dipergunakan untuk manguliti’
boa	boa	‘snake, worm’; ‘ular, tjatjing’
boáni	boáni	‘wild edible vegetable’; ‘sebangsa rumput’
boboge	boboɡe	‘spin (as top)’; ‘putar’
boboge-babage	boboɡe-babaɡe	‘spin (as top)’; ‘putar-putar’
bobogija	boboɡija	‘encircle’; ‘mengelilingi’
bodingi	bodiŋi	‘bird of paradise’; ‘sebangsa tjenderawasih’
bodingi	bodiŋi	‘taro’; ‘sebangsa keladi’
boga	boɡa	‘book, paper, bandage, letter, charm’; ‘buku, kertas, obat, surat, hobatan, guna2’
boga kibuwa nua	boɡa kibuwa nua	‘pencil’; ‘pensil’
bogambi	boɡaᵐbi	‘poles on back inside of men's house’
boge	boɡe	‘hardwood tree’; ‘sebangsa pohon jg keras’
boge	boɡe	‘large black stones’; ‘batu hitam’
bogo	boɡo	‘cold, cough’; ‘batuk’
bogo	boɡo	‘large black stones’; ‘batu hitam’
boma	boma	‘rib’; ‘rusuk’
bombaga	boᵐbaɡa	‘small split pieces of wood’
bomo	bomo	‘tree’; ‘sebangsa pohon’
bondege	boⁿdeɡe	‘stone slides of a mountain’; ‘gunung batu’
bondó	boⁿdo	‘layer, row’; ‘baris, djadjar’
bondómo	boⁿdomo	‘common bow made of dark wood’; ‘busur jg hitam’
bopo	bopo	‘weedy or brushy area’; ‘sisar rumput’
botapu	botapu	‘end of stick, especially by which one receives an injury’; ‘udjung kaju, liska olehnja’
botata	botata	‘chip of wood’; ‘tatal kaju’
bu	bu	‘squeak (mouse)’; ‘tjittjit’
bubi	bubi	‘non-edible snake’; ‘ular jg tidak dimakan’
bu-bu	bu-bu	‘squeak (mouse)’; ‘tjittjit’
bubugija	bubuɡija	‘curl (of negroid hair), coil,, lay down as a dog’; ‘kerenting, terlingkar, tidor seperti andjing’
bubugi-ndugigi bubugi-nduwi	bubuɡi-ⁿduɡiɡi bubuɡi-ⁿduwi	‘circular feather headdress’; ‘tope dari bulu burung’
bubugu	bubuɡu	‘circular cooking place, coil (as snake, rope)’; ‘tempat masak, terlingkar, tidor seperti andjing’
bubumnia	bubumnia	‘long-tailed opossum-like animal’; ‘sebangsa kuskus ekornja’
bubuni	bubuni	‘drinking gourd, glass’; ‘botol, tempat air’
budi	budi	‘hardwood tree’; ‘sebangsa pohon jg keras’
budi	budi	‘strong, hard, tough’; ‘kuat, keras’
budi endaija	budi eⁿdaija	‘lock, fortify, make strong’; ‘kuntji, bikin kuat’
budi hitija	budi hitija	‘become strong, get well’; ‘sembuh, djadi kuat’
Budi Sonowi	budi sonowi	‘Great God’; ‘Allah Besar’
budibada	budibada	‘forsaken garden’; ‘kebun jg sudah ditinggalkan’
budima	budima	‘with strength, authority’; ‘kuasa’
buga	buɡa	‘sap, honey, juicy-like substance’; ‘air kuah, getah’
bugago	buɡaɡo	‘shake, sway’; ‘gojang’
bugate	buɡate	‘dija, hitija’; ‘rawa’
bugi	buɡi	‘bunch, cluster, immediate family’; ‘sekumpul, keluarga’
bugi-bagi	buɡi-baɡi	‘immediate family’; ‘keluarga’
bugima	buɡima	‘clusteringly, bunched up’; ‘sekumpul’
bugu	buɡu	‘bad talk in regard to sexual intercourse’; ‘bitjara kotor’
buma-buma	buma-buma	‘dizzy’; ‘pingsan’
bumbai	buᵐbai	‘reddish colored orchid stem’
bumuni	bumuni	‘drinking gourd, glass’; ‘botol, tempat air’
bunguzu	buŋuzu	‘small bamboo stick for cutting pork’; ‘bambu buat iris babi’
buni	buni	‘container, water gourd, can, barrel, etc,’; ‘tempat air, botol, blik, tjangkir’
bupa	bupa	‘small bamboo stick for cutting pork’; ‘bambu buat iris babi’
busugu	busuɡu	‘inhale tobacco smoke’; ‘isap rokok’
buta	buta	‘wound, sore’; ‘luka’
buta i	buta i	‘small house used during menstruation’; ‘rumah ktjl jg dipakai waktu dpt bulan’
butada	butada	‘bark used in skirt, bark sweat guard hung over center of rump of men’; ‘kulit kaju jg dipakai buat bikin pakaian perempuan, sepotong kulit kaju jg ditaruh di ekor pant’
butija	butija	‘cut near wound to release pain and blood’; ‘belah luka’
da mija	da mija	‘bring’; ‘bawa (kemari)’
da pija	da pija	‘take away’; ‘bawa (kesana)’
da ringija	da riŋija	‘stretch’
da waija	da waija	‘throw away’; ‘buang’
da wandaija	da waⁿdaija	‘throw away’; ‘buang’
da wandaija	da waⁿdaija	‘throw’; ‘buang’
Dabe	dabe	‘tongue’; ‘lidah’
dabege	dabeɡe	‘build up (as fire)’; ‘susun (kaju diapi)’
dabege-dabege	dabeɡe-dabeɡe	‘build up (as fire)’; ‘susun (kaju diapi)’
dábo	dábo	‘rat that blows up its cheeks’; ‘sebangsa tikus’
dadi	dadi	‘clan, section of clan, end of a piece of firewood not burnt, pealings, section of time’; ‘suku, separu’
dado	dado	‘inhabited country away from main river and near jungle, group, cluster’; ‘bahagian belakan, kumpulan’
dado-dado	dado-dado	‘go into jungle and return over and over’
dagama	daɡama	‘continuously’; ‘senantiasa’
dage	daɡe	‘cord, wire, line of thought, lineage’; ‘seutas, pikiran’
dage-mbage	daɡe-ᵐbaɡe	‘small string (bends)’; ‘manik2 jg ketjil’
dago	daɡo	‘bamboo-like tree’; ‘sebangsa pohon seperti bambu’
dagu	daɡu	‘crown of head’; ‘atas kepala’
dagubade	daɡubade	‘bald head’; ‘totak’
dagupa	daɡupa	‘younger member of family’; ‘adik’
dagupa hodo	daɡupa hodo	‘hat, cap’; ‘topi’
dagupado	daɡupado	‘hat, cap’; ‘topi’
daija	daija	‘dig (potatoes), build (fire)’; ‘gali (petas), pasang atau tambah kaju pd api’
daimbija	daiᵐbija	‘crack open (as nut with teeth)’; ‘petjahkan barang jg keras dg gigi’
damba	daᵐba	‘expression of exclamation as when spotting a bird’; ‘bagus!’
dambao	daᵐbao	‘expression of exclamation as when spotting a bird’; ‘bagus!’
damba-tabe	daᵐba-tabe	‘pretty, beautiful’; ‘bagus, baik’
dambo	daᵐbo	‘pour out (as potatoes from an ombo)’; ‘tumpahkan’
damu	damu	‘lid, cover’; ‘tutupan’
damuni	damuni	‘wild edible greens carrot’; ‘sebangsa sajur’
damuni wa	damuni wa	‘celery’
danaga	danaɡa	‘carry away (as baby to quiet), tempted’; ‘membawa’
danga-danga	daŋa-daŋa	‘dig, uproot’; ‘tjungkir, tjangkur’
dangaija	daŋaija	‘uproot (as pig)’; ‘tjungkir, tjangkur’
dange	daŋe	‘for, in behalf of’; ‘punja, buat’
dangi	daŋi	‘flea’; ‘sebangsa kutu’
dango	daŋo	‘hollow piece of wood thru which birds are shot with arrows from hide-out’; ‘sebangsa pohon’
dano	dano	‘straight edge or line’; ‘rata-rata lurus’
dano-dano	dano-dano	‘equalise, compare’; ‘sama ratakan, bandingkan’
dapa	dapa	‘frog, toad’; ‘katak’
dapija	dapija	‘large tree’; ‘sebangsa pohon’
data	data	‘then, and, (having been)’; ‘lalu’
datija	datija	‘build (fire), dig up (potatoes)’; ‘pasang (api), tjabut (patatas)’
dau	dau	‘large pineapple-shaped fruit’; ‘buah sebangsa bandana’
dawa	dawa	‘inheritance’; ‘barang pininggalan’
debá	debá	‘dumb, poor, ignorant’; ‘miskin, tuli (org)’
deba bo	deba bo	‘large tree’; ‘sebangsa pohon’
debá endaija	debá eⁿdaija	‘tame’; ‘djinakkan’
deba uname	deba uname	‘small mouse’; ‘tikus ketjil’
debavuname	debaβuname	‘dark mouse’; ‘sebangsa tikus’
dega	deɡa	‘that (which has been)’; ‘itu’
dembugu	deᵐbuɡu	‘crisp, dry (of food)’; ‘garing’
demo	demo	‘make, gain wealth, dissolve, increase (as taro shoots)’; ‘kele bihan, membanjakkan (batana keladi)’
demugija	demuɡija	‘step over (as snake)’; ‘melompat sebab ketaktan’
dendebu	deⁿdebu	‘sway or bend’; ‘gojang-gojang’
dendege	deⁿdeɡe	‘sway (as tree in wind)’; ‘gojang’
dene	dene	‘tame, gentle’; ‘djinak’
denepogo	denepoɡo	‘tame, gentle’; ‘djinak’
deo	deo	‘generation, page, layer, separation’; ‘turun-temurun, halaman, susunan, tjerai’
depá	depá	‘worn out (as ombo)’; ‘sudah tua (ombo)’
depá mina	depá mina	‘widow’; ‘perempuan djanda’
depéne	depene	‘rattan used to tie up arrow heads’; ‘rotan jg sudah sedia buat membalut anak panah’
deso	deso	‘non-edible vine, heart-shaped leaves’; ‘anggur hutan’
desogo	desoɡo	‘curse or talk bad (in connection with sexual intercourse)’; ‘bitjara djahat’
dewa	dewa	‘edible green fruit’; ‘sebangsa buah jg dimakan’
di	di	‘make, do’; ‘bikin’
di dogo	di doɡo	‘therefore’; ‘djikalau, kalau begitu’
dibija	dibija	‘squeeze (as nose)’; ‘remas’
dibo	dibo	‘fruit’; ‘sebangsa buah’
dibuni	dibuni	‘small bat’; ‘kelelawar’
dibuzu	dibuzu	‘orphan (one or both of parents dead)’; ‘anak piatu, jatim piatu’
dibuzu	dibuzu	‘orphan (one or both parents dead)’; ‘anak piatu, jatim piatu’
dida	dida	‘gurgle (as stomach), upset stomach’; ‘bunji dlm perut’
didi	didi	‘ditch, cracks in earth’; ‘parit, tanah terbelah2’
didi-mumu	didi-mumu	‘whisper’; ‘berbisik’
diga	diɡa	‘suspended poles in Moni house for drying wood’; ‘tungku org Moni’
digage	diɡaɡe	‘thunder’; ‘nggutur’
digi	diɡi	‘that, house’; ‘itu’
digi-dege	diɡi-deɡe	‘grit the teeth’; ‘kertakkan gigi’
digi-digi	diɡi-diɡi	‘like that, that's it!’; ‘begitu’
dija	dija	‘make, be’; ‘buat, bikin, ada’
dimai	dimai	‘cave, rock shelter’; ‘gua’
dimambu	dimaᵐbu	‘small dark bird’; ‘sebangsa burung’
dimbigi-dambugu	diᵐbiɡi-daᵐbuɡu	‘crisp, dry (of food)’; ‘garing’
dimboga	diᵐboɡa	‘honey bee’; ‘tawon, madu’
dimboga buga	diᵐboɡa buɡa	‘honey’; ‘air madu’
dimigija	dimiɡija	‘swallow’; ‘telan’
dimuduta	dimuduta	‘brain’; ‘otak’
dimuge	dimuɡe	‘bad word as spoken in connection with sex intercourse’; ‘bitjara kotoran’
dingi	diŋi	‘dirty, dingy, black, dark’; ‘kotor hitam legam’
dingi bo	diŋi bo	‘tree’; ‘sebangsa pohon’
dingi endaija	diŋi eⁿdaija	‘soil, make dirty, stain’; ‘bikin kotor’
dingi-dangi	diŋi-daŋi	‘dark beetle’; ‘sebangsa belalang’
dingi-dangi	diŋi-daŋi	‘defiled, imperfect’; ‘bertjela, radjis’
dinguname	diŋuname	‘dark rat’; ‘sebangsa tikus’
dipa	dipa	‘there, over there’; ‘disitu’
disija	disija	‘place (as firewood on rack)’; ‘masukan kaju api’
disija	disija	‘wipe, scrub, sweep, wash out or lean up of itself’; ‘tjutji sapu, mengetam’
dito	dito	‘small vine-plant used to make salt’; ‘sebangsa rumput dipergunakan membuat garam’
dode	dode	‘speech, voice, language, word, sentence, theme’; ‘berkatan, pidato, suara, bahasa, kata, kalimat’
dodebugu	dodebuɡu	‘empty talk, untruthful speech’; ‘omong kosong tjakap angin’
dodo	dodo	‘small dark bird’; ‘sebangsa burung’
doe	doe	‘tree with fuzzy leaves’; ‘sebangsa pohon’
dogo	doɡo	‘if, if so, because’; ‘kalau, sebab’
dogo	doɡo	‘sturdy, strong, wonderful, blessed, bless’; ‘kuat-kuasa,berkat memberkati’
dogo ma	doɡo ma	‘nevertheless’; ‘sebab itu, tetapi’
dogó ngaga	doɡo ŋaɡa	‘mud hole’; ‘lubang ditengah rawa’
dogo-dago	doɡo-daɡo	‘hard wood’; ‘kaju jg kuat dan keras’
dome	dome	‘orchid stem used for decorating ombo’; ‘sebangsa pasilan dipergunakan untuk membuat ombo’
domedepa	domedepa	‘dark brown 1000-legged worm’; ‘lipan’
dometaga	dometaɡa	‘reddish colored hoppergrass’; ‘sebangsa belalang’
dometanga	dometaŋa	‘reddish colored hoppergrass’; ‘sebangsa belalang’
domo	domo	‘dug out place in ground for baking, well, pit hole, indentation’; ‘lubang di tanah untuk masak makanan, perigi, sumur, lubang’
done	done	‘tree with fruit eaten by a number of small wild animals’; ‘sebangsa pohon jg buahnja dimakan khusus’
dotaga-dotaga	dotaɡa-dotaɡa	‘chew’; ‘mamah’
doze	doze	‘tree with fuzzy leaves’; ‘sebangsa pohon’
du	du	‘water, liquid’; ‘air, tjair’
du hambugija	du haᵐbuɡija	‘bath, baptize’; ‘mandi’
du hu pa	du hu pa	‘waterfalls’; ‘air djatuh’
du sane	du sane	‘lemon grass’; ‘serai’
du uga	du uɡa	‘light blue beads’; ‘manik2 biru’
du umbu nono pa	du uᵐbu nono pa	‘island’; ‘pulau’
dubade	dubade	‘lake, ocean’; ‘telaga danau’
dubade emobade pa	dubade emobade pa	‘earth, world’; ‘bumi’
dubu	dubu	‘neighbor’
dubuzu	dubuzu	‘orphan (one or both of parents dead)’; ‘anak piatu, jatim piatu’
dubuzu	dubuzu	‘orphan (one or both parents dead)’; ‘anak piatu, jatim piatu’
dudija	dudija	‘spoil, rot’; ‘djadi busuk, djadi basah’
du-du	du-du	‘sound as of motor’
dudu	dudu	‘bamboo knife’; ‘pisau bambu’
du-du imba	du-du iᵐba	‘headache’; ‘kepala sakit’
du-du koma	du-du koma	‘motor boat’; ‘perahu motor’
dudumogo	dudumoɡo	‘headache’; ‘kepala’
dugi	duɡi	‘shrill whistle’; ‘bersiul’
dugi	duɡi	‘tied bundle (wood, etc.)’; ‘saikat’
dugudugu	duɡuduɡu	‘small bird’; ‘sebangsa burung jg ktjl’
duguga	duɡuɡa	‘red tart fruit’; ‘djambu’
dugugija	duɡuɡija	‘fold around, bind up’; ‘ikat’
dugumudu	duɡumudu	‘heart, seat of affections’; ‘hati, djantung’
dui	dui	‘jungle tree’; ‘sebangsa pohon’
dumbaga	duᵐbaɡa	‘large rattan’; ‘rotan besar’
dumi	dumi	‘light brownish (of pigs)’; ‘kuning putih (babi)’
dumugu	dumuɡu	‘pond’
dundoga	duⁿdoɡa	‘valley’; ‘lurah, lembah’
dusuni	dusuni	‘black and red butterfly’; ‘sebangsa puku2’
duta	duta	‘weak, tender, soft, receptive’; ‘lemah, lembut, lembek’
dutapogo	dutapoɡo	‘weak, tender, soft, receptive’; ‘lemah, lembut, lembek’
dutija	dutija	‘take’; ‘dapat’
duwa	duwa	‘work, diligent’; ‘bekerdja, bikin, radjin’
duwa	duwa	‘work, do, diligent’; ‘bekerdja, bikin, radjin’
-e	-e	‘you (verb suffix 2nd pr. sg. subject)’; ‘engkau, bila djadi pokok’
e e e	e e e	‘expression a amazement’
eaga	eaɡa	‘watch wait, care for, look after’; ‘djaga, peliharakan, nantikan, tunggu’
eaga	eaɡa	‘watch, wait, care for, look after’; ‘djaga, peliharakan, nantikan, tunggu’
eaga	eaɡa	‘watch, wat, care for, look after’; ‘djaga, peliharakan, nantikan, tunggu’
eba	eba	‘root, roofing bark’; ‘atap, kulit kaju’
ebagima	ebaɡima	‘searchingly’; ‘tjari’
èbaija	èbaija	‘hunt, seek, guess, search’; ‘tjari, tjaba, ingat’
ebo	ebo	‘worm’; ‘ulat’
èdaija	èdaija	‘buy, purchase’; ‘beli’
èdegama	èdeɡama	‘quiet, quietly, still (water)’; ‘diam, teduh’
edegame	edeɡame	‘wait, just a minute’; ‘tunggu’
ee	ee	‘yes, expression of agreement with with speaker’; ‘ja ja, mengiakan suatu membitjaraan’
e-e-e	e-e-e	‘expression a amazement’
ega	eɡa	‘blood’; ‘darah’
egaija	eɡaija	‘cough up, spit out’; ‘meludahkan makanan’
egasu dija	eɡasu dija	‘vomit’; ‘muntah’
egendoga	eɡeⁿdoɡa	‘arrow with broad bamboo head’; ‘sematjam panah, udjungnja lebar’
egepa	eɡepa	‘down there’; ‘dibawah’
ege-wage	eɡe-waɡe	‘tickle’; ‘geli-geli’
ego	eɡo	‘purple sengo’; ‘sebangsa ubi jg ungu’
emajo	emajo	‘garden or jungle shelter’; ‘pondok’
embeaga	eᵐbeaɡa	‘young (as contrasted childhood and middle-age)’; ‘pemuda’
embegija	eᵐbeɡija	‘expect’; ‘menanti’
emo	emo	‘country, weather’; ‘negeri’
emo	emo	‘strong (of taste), bitter, hot’; ‘asam, pedis, pahit’
emo kogode	emo koɡode	‘tree’; ‘sebangsa pohon’
emoa dage	emoa daɡe	‘rottan’; ‘sebangsa rotan’
emobagu	emobaɡu	‘distant, faraway’; ‘djauh’
emoga	emoɡa	‘shadow’; ‘bajang’
emogija	emoɡija	‘name’; ‘menamai’
emondani	emoⁿdani	‘sun, time’; ‘mata hari, djam’
emonepe tomo	emonepe tomo	‘arrow’; ‘sematjam panah’
emosa	emosa	‘good weather (no rain)’; ‘hawa jg baik (tidak ada hudjan)’
emose	emose	‘rays, brightness of sun or moon’; ‘tjahaja matahari atau bulan’
ena	ena	‘laugh, smile’; ‘tertawa, tersenjum’
ena	ena	‘us, our (dual)’; ‘kami dua’
enati	enati	‘we, our (dual)’; ‘kami dua’
endaija	eⁿdaija	‘do, import, impute, cloth’; ‘berbuat, membari, hisab, pakai’
endaija	eⁿdaija	‘make, cause’; ‘mendjadi, memakai’
en-en	en-en	‘expression of sickness or not feeling well’; ‘menderit kesakitan’
enge	eŋe	‘enough, sufficient’; ‘tjukup, genap’
enge-enge	eŋe-eŋe	‘slide by side’; ‘sama-sama’
engegija	eŋeɡija	‘bite (as in splitting long dry weeds with teeth)’; ‘betjahkan dgn gigi’
enoa	enoa	‘alert, ripe’; ‘pikiran jg baik, masak tua’
enoduma	enoduma	‘we two (inclusive)’; ‘bersama-sama (kami dua)’
eo	eo	‘yes, expression of agreement with speaker’; ‘ja ja, mengiakan suatu’
eo	eo	‘yes, expression of agreement with with speaker’; ‘ja ja, mengiakan suatu membitjaraan’
eogija	eoɡija	‘sew, mend’; ‘mendjahit’

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