Source entries: Stokhof (1980e)

Stokhof (1980e): Loloda

Original citation: Stokhof, W. A. L. 1980. Holle lists: vocabularies in languages of Indonesia Vol.2: Sula and Bacan islands, North Halmahera, South and East Halmahera, 203-214. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics.

Notes on this source: Edited by Maria Zielenbach.

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Headword	IPA	Glosses
adjé	aɟe	‘shortly’; ‘sebentar lagi’; ‘straks’
ā̀djoko	aɟoko	‘call’; ‘memanggil’; ‘roepen’
āiri	airi	‘gone to sleep (limbs)’; ‘kesemutan’; ‘slapen van de ledematen, slaap (mierenkriewel)’
ā̀kéré	akere	‘water’; ‘air’; ‘water’
àkéré i si gūiti	akere i si ɡuiti	‘fetch water’; ‘mengambil air’; ‘water halen’
ā̀kéré ma ròèsé	akere ma roese	‘river’; ‘sungai’; ‘rivier’
ā̀kéré ma utu	akere ma utu	‘spring, source’; ‘mata air, sumber air’; ‘bron of oorsprong rivier’
ā̀kéri	akeri	‘tongue’; ‘lidah’; ‘tong’
àko	ako	‘itchy rash’
àkunu	akunu	‘wealthy’; ‘kaya’; ‘welvarend’
ā̀kunu	akunu	‘able to’; ‘dapat, sanggup’; ‘kunnen’
ā̀lamu	alamu	‘universe’; ‘alam semesta’; ‘heelal’
alé ma ngūnungu	ale ma ŋunuŋu	‘chest’
ali-ali	ali-ali	‘ring’; ‘cincin’; ‘ring’
alimòka dé adjé	alimoka de aɟe	‘tomorrow’; ‘besok’; ‘morgen’
alo	alo	‘cold (persons, things)’; ‘koud’
ālusu	alusu	‘thick (of rope, needle, nails, thread, etc.)’
ālusu	alusu	‘thin (string, thread, etc.)’
àma	ama	‘father’; ‘ayah’; ‘vader’
àma bobau-ngina bobaw	ama bobau-ŋina bobaw	‘stepparents’; ‘ayah dan ibu tiri’; ‘stiefouders’
àma riàka	ama riaka	‘uncle (father's older brother)’; ‘paman FBo’; ‘oom’
amé	ame	‘kiss, sniff’; ‘kussen, snuiven’
amé	ame	‘smell’; ‘mencium’; ‘ruiken’
ange	aŋe	‘day’; ‘hari’; ‘dag (en tijden van dag)’
angé	aŋe	‘sun’; ‘matahari’; ‘zon’
àngé ma njonjijé	aŋe ma ɲoɲije	‘east’; ‘timur’; ‘oost’
angé ma sosoru	aŋe ma sosoru	‘west’; ‘barat’; ‘west’
àngé manėna	aŋe manena	‘today’; ‘hari ini’; ‘vandaag’
angé tongiraba	aŋe toŋiraba	‘day (12 noon)’
ango	aŋo	‘live’; ‘hidup’; ‘leven (levend)’
ani dagarongo	ani daɡaroŋo	‘tell lies’
āo	ao	‘carry in the hand’; ‘membawa (menggenggam)’; ‘dragen (in de hand)’
āo	ao	‘carry something hanging from the hand’; ‘menjinjing’; ‘dragen (aan de hangende hand)’
arabàbu	arababu	‘violin’; ‘biola (rebab)’; ‘viool (rebab)’
arabana	arabana	‘tambourine’; ‘tambur’; ‘tamboerijn’
arèsé	arese	‘white’; ‘putih’; ‘wit’
ari	ari	‘weep’; ‘menangis’; ‘schreien’
aro	aro	‘arm ring, bracelet (of young men)’; ‘gelang tangan’; ‘band of ring (arm)’
àsibi	asibi	‘cassava’; ‘ketela’; ‘cassave, katela’
àsita	asita	‘lower arm’; ‘ukuran dan berat (panjang)’; ‘maten en gewichten (lengte)’
atokòlo	atokolo	‘have an opinion on’
ā̀tomo	atomo	‘body-louse’
aūnu	aunu	‘blood’; ‘darah’; ‘bloed’
badju	baɟu	‘jacket’; ‘baadje’
bā̀djuku	baɟuku	‘axe, hatchet’; ‘kapak’; ‘bijl’
bàki	baki	‘corpse’; ‘mayat’; ‘lijk’
balusu wo gedje	balusu wo ɡeɟe	‘take revenge’; ‘membalas dendam’; ‘wreken’
bangséli	baŋseli	‘flute’; ‘suling’; ‘fluit’
bārono	barono	‘cotton fabric (European)’; ‘tenunan kapas (asli, eropa)’; ‘katoenen weefsel (inheems, europees)’
bārono	barono	‘sarong’; ‘sarung’; ‘sarong’
bati	bati	‘border, boundary’; ‘batas’; ‘grens’
bā̀tongu	batoŋu	‘ally’; ‘sekutu’; ‘bondgenoot’
bāu	bau	‘borror, lend to’; ‘lenen’
bawanga	bawaŋa	‘onion’; ‘bawang’; ‘ui’
běbèno	bebeno	‘wall (plank, bamboo)’; ‘omwanding’
běbḗoto	bebeoto	‘knife’; ‘pisau’; ‘mes’
bèno	beno	‘close’; ‘menutup’; ‘dicht doen’
béòto ma duga	beoto ma duɡa	‘day (3 p m.)’
bérèngono	bereŋono	‘twine a rope (when the strands are very thin)’
béruang	beruaŋ	‘bear’; ‘beruang’; ‘beer’
bèsaka	besaka	‘rain’; ‘hujan’; ‘regen’
bèsi	besi	‘iron’; ‘besi’; ‘ijzer’
bèsi ma titi	besi ma titi	‘anvil’; ‘landasan, paron’; ‘aambeeld’
bětḕkono	betekono	‘arm’; ‘lengan’; ‘arm’
bètèng	beteŋ	‘fortification’; ‘benteng (pertahanan)’; ‘versterking’
bi dī̇mono	bi dimono	‘village elders’; ‘orang tua-tua’; ‘oudsten’
biàsa	biasa	‘common law’; ‘hukum adat’; ‘gewoonterecht’
bibisi	bibisi	‘blue’; ‘biru’; ‘blauw’
bido	bido	‘betel’; ‘sirih’; ‘sirih’
bī̇kini	bikini	‘tail’; ‘ekor’; ‘staart’
bilālono	bilalono	‘provisions’; ‘bekal’; ‘reisvoorraad, proviand’
bī̇ono	biono	‘face’; ‘muka, wajah’; ‘gezicht, aange-zicht’
bī̇ono ma lòa	biono ma loa	‘forehead’; ‘dahi’; ‘voorhoofd’
bira	bira	‘rice (harvested, husked, cooked)’; ‘rijst (rijst in de halm, gepelde rauwe rijst, gekookte rijst’
bira dé ma kāi-òka	bira de ma kai-oka	‘unhusked rice’; ‘padi’; ‘padi’
bira dé ma kāĭ-òka	bira de ma kai-oka	‘unhusked rice’
bira dj'òdjā-ka	bira ɟʔoɟa-ka	‘cooked rice’; ‘nasi’; ‘gekookte rijst’
bira ma lā̀kémé	bira ma lakeme	‘husked rice’; ‘beras’; ‘gepelde rauwe rijst’
bī̇ranga	biraŋa	‘female cousin of a man’; ‘nicht’
bī̇rànga	biraŋa	‘sister (of a man)’; ‘saudara perempuan’; ‘zuster’
bisi	bisi	‘indigo (plant)’; ‘nila (tanaman)’; ‘indigo (plant)’
bitjara	bicara	‘speak’; ‘berbicara’; ‘spreken’
bitjara ma wola	bicara ma wola	‘town hall’; ‘balai kota’; ‘raadhuis’
bobàpo	bobapo	‘comrade, friend’; ‘sekutu, teman’; ‘metgezel, vriend’
bobènga	bobeŋa	‘cross-sticks to which the knee-timbers are fastened’
bobilangu	bobilaŋu	‘saucer (earthenware)’; ‘pinggan’; ‘schotel (van aardewerk, grote)’
bobili	bobili	‘arm ring, bracelet (of boys and girls)’; ‘gelang tangan’; ‘band of ring (arm)’
bobo (sālipi)	bobo (salipi)	‘nipa palm’; ‘pohon nipah’; ‘nipah’
bobṑkala	bobokala	‘buttock’; ‘pantat begian kiri atau kanan’; ‘bil’
bobòlo osiri	bobolo osiri	‘rheumatism’; ‘sengal, encok’; ‘rheumatiek’
bobòso	boboso	‘forbidden, taboo’; ‘pemali’; ‘verboden (pemali, tabu)’
bobulutu	bobulutu	‘top’; ‘gasing’; ‘tol’
boburusa	boburusa	‘shawl’; ‘selendang’; ‘slendang’
bodito	bodito	‘unhappiness’; ‘kesedihan, kemalangan’; ‘ongeluk’
bodò	bodo	‘dumb’; ‘bodoh’; ‘dom’
bòka	boka	‘grasshopper’; ‘belalang’; ‘sprinkhaan’
bṑkěké	bokeke	‘scar’; ‘bekas luka’; ‘litteken’
bòki	boki	‘cat’; ‘kucing’; ‘kat, poes’
bṑkumu	bokumu	‘pandanus species’
bolé	bole	‘banana’; ‘pisang’; ‘pisang (tamme)’
bŏló	bolo	‘pandanus species’
bolṑto	boloto	‘straight’; ‘lurus’; ‘recht’
bolòtu	bolotu	‘canoe without outriggers’
bṑroso	boroso	‘boil’; ‘bisul’; ‘steenpuist’
borūa	borua	‘case for cloth’; ‘peti pakaian’; ‘kist voor kleren’
bǒsoko	bosoko	‘pot (earthenware)’; ‘panci, kuali (tanah liat)’; ‘pan (aarden)’
bṑsoko	bosoko	‘rice kettle (copper, earthenware)’; ‘rijstketel’
bòsuku	bosuku	‘grave’; ‘kuburan’; ‘graf’
botji	boci	‘peanut’; ‘kacang tanah’; ‘aardnoot’
bòtōli	botoli	‘1 bottle (volume and capacity measure for fluids)’; ‘ukuran dan berat (isi dan kapasitas)’; ‘maten en gewichten (inhouds)’
bōu-lamo	bou-lamo	‘civet cat’; ‘kancil’; ‘dwerghert, kancil’
buku	buku	‘book’; ‘buku’; ‘boek (in alg zin)’
bunga	buŋa	‘blossom’
busaka	busaka	‘wet’; ‘basah’; ‘nat’
butanga	butaŋa	‘six’; ‘enam’; ‘zes’
butàti	butati	‘large land crab (Birgus Latro)’
butu	butu	‘market’; ‘pasar’; ‘markt’
dadāgangi	dadaɡaŋi	‘trade’; ‘berdagang’; ‘handeldrijven, handelen’
dadaru	dadaru	‘hut, shelter’; ‘pondok’; ‘hut (op het veld enz.)’
dadé	dade	‘canoe without outriggers’
dāgangi ma njawa	daɡaŋi ma ɲawa	‘merchant’; ‘saudagar, pedagang’; ‘handelaar (grote, kleine)’
dai-òka	dai-oka	‘there (near hearer)’; ‘di situ (di sebelah pendengar)’; ‘daar (bij U)’
daju	daju	‘row, pull’; ‘mengayuh’; ‘roeien’
dàk'-ūku	dakʔ-uku	‘from above’; ‘dari atas’; ‘van boven’
daké-òka	dake-oka	‘there (near hearer)’; ‘di situ (di sebelah pendengar)’; ‘daar (bij U)’
dàku-òka	daku-oka	‘up, upper, above’; ‘di atas’; ‘boven, op’
dalamnja	dalamɲa	‘yield’
daluku	daluku	‘drunk’; ‘mabuk’; ‘dronken’
dāluku	daluku	‘palm juice (unfermented), palm wine (fermented)’; ‘legen’
dāluku	daluku	‘sugarpalm, aren tree’; ‘pohon aren’; ‘arenpalm, arenboom’
dāluku dja mumūtītī	daluku ɟa mumutiti	‘palm juice (unfermented)’; ‘nira’; ‘legen (ongegist)’
dāluku o mali	daluku o mali	‘palm wine (fermented)’; ‘tuak’; ‘legen (gegist)’
dā̀ngiri	daŋiri	‘couch’; ‘bale-bale’; ‘zit-en ligplaats’
dānongo	danoŋo	‘grandchild’; ‘cucu’; ‘kleinkind’
dā̀tōmo	datomo	‘plant’; ‘menanam’; ‘planten’
dauk'ijé	daukʔije	‘from underneath’; ‘dari bawah’; ‘van onderen’
dauk'òka	daukʔoka	‘there (near hearer)’; ‘di situ (di sebelah pendengar)’; ‘daar (bij U)’
dauk'ṑka	daukʔoka	‘under’; ‘di bawah’; ‘onder’
dauru	dauru	‘daughter-in-law (man to younger sister(s) of his wife, woman to younger siblings of her husband)’; ‘schoonzuster’
dāuru	dauru	‘brother-in-law (woman to brother-in-law)’; ‘zwager’
dé	de	‘and’; ‘dan’; ‘en’
dé	de	‘with’; ‘dengan’; ‘met’
dĕdeli	dedeli	‘bowstring’; ‘tali busur’; ‘pees’
dḕkana	dekana	‘long (time)’; ‘lama’; ‘lang (van tijd)’
deru-deru ma ròèsé	deru-deru ma roese	‘canoe <dug-out>’
déwi	dewi	‘little bit’; ‘sedikit’; ‘weinig’
dia	dia	‘knife’; ‘pisau’; ‘mes’
diaduku	diaduku	‘outriggers of the canoe’
diàgi ma sosangāini	diaɡi ma sosaŋaini	‘shrew’; ‘tikus mondok’; ‘stinkmuis, spitsmuis’
diāi	diai	‘valley’; ‘lembah’; ‘dal’
dī̇buru	diburu	‘bamboo shoot, young sprout’; ‘rebung’; ‘jonge bamboe-spruit’
dilago	dilaɡo	‘taro’; ‘talas, keladi’; ‘tales’
dilago wī̇delé	dilaɡo widele	‘colacasia species’
diné-òka	dine-oka	‘there (near hearer)’; ‘di situ (di sebelah pendengar)’; ‘daar (bij U)’
dino	dino	‘cotton fabric (native)’; ‘tenunan kapas (asli, eropa)’; ‘katoenen weefsel (inheems, europees)’
dī̇wama	diwama	‘firmament’; ‘langit’; ‘firmament’
dj'adon'-uwa	ɟʔadonʔ-uwa	‘less’; ‘kurang’; ‘minder’
dj'āu	ɟʔau	‘unripe’; ‘belum masak, belum matang, mentah’; ‘onrijp’
dj'ṑmuku	ɟʔomuku	‘ripe’; ‘masak, matang’; ‘rijp’
dj'ōo͗	ɟʔoo	‘alive’; ‘hidup’; ‘leven (levend)’
dj'uis'-īsa	ɟʔuisʔ-isa	‘flood, tide’; ‘pasang’; ‘vloed’
dj'uis'-ṑko	ɟʔuisʔ-oko	‘ebb’; ‘surut’; ‘eb’
dja	ɟa	‘how much, how many (they)’
dja dòaso	ɟa doaso	‘why’; ‘mengapa’; ‘waarom’
dja rōata	ɟa roata	‘four (people)’
dja ruàngé	ɟa ruaŋe	‘three (people)’
djadjaga	ɟaɟaɡa	‘guard, watch’; ‘menjaga’; ‘bewaken’
djaiti	ɟaiti	‘needle’; ‘jarum’; ‘naald’
djala	ɟala	‘net’; ‘jala’; ‘net’
djamadūdunu	ɟamadudunu	‘name of month’; ‘bulan (nama-nama bulan)’; ‘maand (namen der maanden)’
dj́amani	ɟamani	‘face’; ‘muka, wajah’; ‘gezicht, aange-zicht’
djangé	ɟaŋe	‘three’; ‘tiga’; ‘drie’
djangèla	ɟaŋela	‘window’; ‘jendela’; ‘venster’
djara	ɟara	‘horse’; ‘kuda’; ‘paard’
djawa	ɟawa	‘bamboo’; ‘bambu’; ‘bamboe’
Djawā-ka	ɟawa-ka	‘people of Java’
djè'	ɟeʔ	‘get’; ‘pergi mengambil’; ‘halen’
djè'	ɟeʔ	‘take’; ‘mengambil’; ‘nemen’
djèdja	ɟeɟa	‘name of month’
djèla-djèla	ɟela-ɟela	‘grass’; ‘rumput’; ‘gras’
djéré	ɟere	‘holy place’; ‘tempat suci’; ‘heilige plaats’
djidjibobo	ɟiɟibobo	‘spoon’; ‘sendok’; ‘lepel’
djikini-rubè	ɟikini-rube	‘kind of turtle’; ‘penyu’; ‘zeeschildpad’
djiko	ɟiko	‘bay’; ‘teluk’; ‘baai’
djīni	ɟini	‘spirit’; ‘ruh baik’; ‘goede geest’
djo gogumātoré	ɟo ɡoɡumatore	‘sorcerer’; ‘tukang sihir’; ‘tovenaar (of bezweerder)’
djo sosōuru	ɟo sosouru	‘doctor (medicine man)’; ‘dokter (dukun)’; ‘dokter (dukun)’
djo totumulè	ɟo totumule	‘farmer’; ‘petani’; ‘landbouwer’
djōata	ɟoata	‘four’; ‘empat’; ‘vier’
djobo	ɟobo	‘depart’; ‘berangkat’; ‘vertrekken’
djodjaru	ɟoɟaru	‘virgin, virginity’; ‘maagd, maagdom’
djodjīra	ɟoɟira	‘omen’; ‘pertanda’; ‘voorteken’
djòdjo	ɟoɟo	‘aunt (father's younger sister)’; ‘bibi FZy’; ‘tante’
djòdjo	ɟoɟo	‘uncle (father's younger brother)’; ‘paman FBy’; ‘oom’
djòku	ɟoku	‘mountain’; ‘gunung’; ‘berg’
djòku ma tjē̇tjěké	ɟoku ma ceceke	‘hill’; ‘bukit’; ‘heuvel’
djòku-ò ka	ɟoku-o ka	‘finished’; ‘habis’; ‘op’
djṑmanga	ɟomaŋa	‘full’; ‘penuh’; ‘vol’
djongutu	ɟoŋutu	‘sleeping mat’; ‘tikar’; ‘ligmatje’
djòu	ɟou	‘foot’; ‘kaki’; ‘voet’
djòu	ɟou	‘leg’; ‘kaki’; ‘been’
djòu	ɟou	‘paw’; ‘kaki binatang’; ‘poot’
djòu ma bobòlo	ɟou ma bobolo	‘ankle’; ‘buku kaki, pergelangan kaki’; ‘enkel’
Djou ma d'utu	ɟou ma dʔutu	‘supreme being’; ‘yang maha kuasa’; ‘opperwezen’
djòu ma tòlo	ɟou ma tolo	‘ankle’; ‘buku kaki, pergelangan kaki’; ‘enkel’
djou mogolòngi	ɟou moɡoloŋi	‘anklet (of girls, made of palm fibre)’; ‘gelang laki’; ‘band of ring (enkel)’
Djōu to ma gàku	ɟou to ma ɡaku	‘supreme being’; ‘yang maha kuasa’; ‘opperwezen’
djòu-ino	ɟou-ino	‘anklet (made of silver)’; ‘gelang laki’; ‘band of ring (enkel)’
djòwo	ɟowo	‘smoke’; ‘asap’; ‘rook’
dòdé	dode	‘shrimp’; ‘udang’; ‘garnaal’
dodiawo	dodiawo	‘comrade, friend’; ‘sekutu, teman’; ‘metgezel, vriend’
dòdja	doɟa	‘vegetation’; ‘tumbuhan’; ‘gewas’
dodja méïja	doɟa meija	‘empty’; ‘kosong’; ‘leeg’
dodja-ī̇no	doɟa-ino	‘out, outside’; ‘luar, (di) luar.’; ‘uit’
dòdjà-ka	doɟa-ka	‘in, inside’; ‘di (dalam)’; ‘in’
dodōgumu	dodoɡumu	‘last (in space, in time)’; ‘de laatste’
dodòku	dodoku	‘bridge’; ‘jembatan’; ‘brug’
dodṑpunu	dodopunu	‘hill’; ‘bukit’; ‘heuvel’
dodōsuku	dodosuku	‘stammer’; ‘gagap’; ‘stotteren’
doguruga	doɡuruɡa	‘dream’; ‘impian’; ‘droom’
dòkȧmà-ka	dokama-ka	‘there (near hearer)’; ‘di situ (di sebelah pendengar)’; ‘daar (bij U)’
dòku	doku	‘hamlet’; ‘dukuh’; ‘bijdorp (gehucht)’
dòku	doku	‘town (capital)’; ‘kota (ibu kota)’; ‘stad (of hoofdplaats)’
doku ma pī̇tua	doku ma pitua	‘common law’; ‘hukum adat’; ‘gewoonterecht’
dola	dola	‘climb’; ‘memanjat’; ‘klimmen’
dola	dola	‘gather (when they climb up to them)’; ‘mengumpulkan (buah-buahan)’; ‘oogsten (van boom-vruchten)’
dolabutu	dolabutu	‘merchandise’; ‘barang dagangan’; ‘koopwaren’
dòné manėna	done manena	‘now’; ‘sekarang’; ‘nu’
dòngi	doŋi	‘beach’; ‘pantai’; ‘strand’
dòngi	doŋi	‘sand’; ‘pasir’; ‘zand’
dòpo	dopo	‘flower’; ‘bunga’; ‘bloem’
dòpo-dòpo	dopo-dopo	‘dagger’; ‘golok’; ‘dolk (badi-badi)’
dòro	doro	‘garden’; ‘kebun’; ‘tuin’
dòro	doro	‘rice-field (dry)’; ‘huma, ladang’; ‘rijstveld (droog)’
dòro	doro	‘strait(s)’; ‘selat’; ‘straat’
dorōata	doroata	‘parents-in-law (of the husband)’; ‘schoonouders wederzijdse ouders der gehuwden’
dorōata	doroata	‘son-in-law’; ‘menantu laki-laki’; ‘schoonzoon’
dōroku	doroku	‘lemon’; ‘jeruk sitrun’; ‘citroen’
dorōu dj'ā̀kan	dorou ɟʔakan	‘sin’; ‘dosa’; ‘zonde (kwaad doen)’
dosa	dosa	‘sin’; ‘dosa’; ‘zonde (kwaad doen)’
dosuku	dosuku	‘deny’; ‘menyangkal’; ‘ontkennen’
dòto	doto	‘arrow’; ‘anak panah’; ‘pijl’
dòto	doto	‘cape’; ‘tanjung, ujung’; ‘landtong, kaap’
dūbolo	dubolo	‘sprout’; ‘tunas’; ‘spruit’
dudūaka	duduaka	‘dibble’; ‘tugal’; ‘pootstok’
dudūmutu	dudumutu	‘index finger’; ‘telunjuk’; ‘wijsvinger’
dūdungu	duduŋu	‘dry’; ‘kering’; ‘droog’
dūdungu	duduŋu	‘land’; ‘darat’; ‘land (in tegenstelling van zee)’
dūdunu	dudunu	‘back’; ‘belakang, punggung’; ‘rug’
dūgala	duɡala	‘bride price’; ‘mas kawin’; ‘bruidsschat’
dūgala	duɡala	‘price’; ‘harga’; ‘prijs’
duhūduku	duhuduku	‘hate’; ‘benci’; ‘haten’
dūkono	dukono	‘volcano’; ‘gunung berapi’; ‘vulkaan’
dūmuku	dumuku	‘low’; ‘rendah’; ‘laag’
dūmuku	dumuku	‘nearby’; ‘di dekat, di’; ‘nabij’
dūmuku	dumuku	‘shallow (river, dish)’; ‘ondiep’
dumulè	dumule	‘garden’; ‘kebun’; ‘tuin’
dumulè	dumule	‘weeds’; ‘rumput’; ‘onkruid’
dūmunu	dumunu	‘attic (under the roof)’; ‘loteng’; ‘zolder (onder het dak)’
dūmunu	dumunu	‘ceiling beams’; ‘langit-langit rumah, tutup jenang’; ‘zolderbalken’
dunia	dunia	‘earth (globe)’; ‘bumi’; ‘aarde (aardbol)’
dunungu	dunuŋu	‘daughter-in-law’; ‘menantu perempuan’; ‘schoondochter’
dūnungu	dunuŋu	‘parents-in-law (of the wife)’; ‘schoonouders wederzijdse ouders der gehuwden’
duriang	duriaŋ	‘durian’; ‘durian’; ‘Durio zibethinus’; ‘doerian’
duru	duru	‘but’; ‘tetapi’; ‘maar’
duru	duru	‘however, nevertheless’; ‘walaupun, meskipun’; ‘echter’
duturu	duturu	‘kind of lizard’
duturu	duturu	‘thunder’; ‘guruh’; ‘donder’
duturu maīngiri	duturu maiŋiri	‘thunderstone’; ‘batu guntur’; ‘dondersteen’
èdjé-ngèdjé	eɟe-ŋeɟe	‘grandmother’; ‘nenek perempuan (nenek)’; ‘grootmoeder’
èpé	epe	‘uncle (mother's brother)’; ‘paman MB’; ‘oom’
ēté	ete	‘grandfather’; ‘nenek laki-laki (kakek)’; ‘grootvader’
fangu	faŋu	‘pay’; ‘membayar’; ‘betalen’
fěfėto	fefeto	‘whisper’; ‘berbisik-bisik’; ‘fluisteren’
firu-firu	firu-firu	‘evil spirit’; ‘ruh jahat’; ‘kwade geest’
folöi	foloi	‘more, most’
fūo	fuo	‘heart’; ‘jantung’; ‘hart’
gà'u	ɡaʔu	‘lime’; ‘kapur’; ‘kalk (kalksteen)’
gada	ɡada	‘onion’
gàdjoko	ɡaɟoko	‘dun’; ‘menagih’; ‘manen’
gagā̀běré	ɡaɡabere	‘gambir’; ‘gambir’; ‘Uncaria gambir’; ‘gambir’
gagara	ɡaɡara	‘rib’; ‘tulang rusuk’; ‘rib’
gagārisingòma	ɡaɡarisiŋoma	‘pandanus species’
gāgini	ɡaɡini	‘moisture <of the dew>’
gagini i dūdungu	ɡaɡini i duduŋu	‘day (± 9 a m.)’
gāgoso	ɡaɡoso	‘rope (made of idjoek)’
gâkaka	ɡakaka	‘palate’; ‘langit-langit’; ‘verhemelte’
galau	ɡalau	‘bamboo’; ‘bambu’; ‘bamboe’
ganàngara	ɡanaŋara	‘green parrot’; ‘burung nuri’; ‘papegaai’
gani	ɡani	‘louse’; ‘kutu’; ‘luis’
gani ma guru	ɡani ma ɡuru	‘nit’; ‘telur kutu’; ‘neet’
garasāuku	ɡarasauku	‘sweat’; ‘keringat’; ‘zweet’
gàsi	ɡasi	‘salt’; ‘garam’; ‘zout (subst.)’
gatauru	ɡatauru	‘bamboo’; ‘bambu’; ‘bamboe’
gàté	ɡate	‘liver’; ‘hati’; ‘lever’
gauku	ɡauku	‘vegetables’; ‘sayuran’; ‘groente’
gèjanga	ɡejaŋa	‘yawn’; ‘menguap’; ‘gapen’
gělḗtiti	ɡeletiti	‘little finger’; ‘kelingking’; ‘pink’
géri	ɡeri	‘brother-in-law (man to brother-in-law)’; ‘zwager’
giam'ino	ɡiamʔino	‘arm ring, bracelet (made of silver)’; ‘gelang tangan’; ‘band of ring (arm)’
gī̇ama	ɡiama	‘hand’; ‘tangan’; ‘hand’
gia-nongoru	ɡia-noŋoru	‘related’; ‘keluarga’; ‘verwant’
Gikirimoi	ɡikirimoi	‘supreme being’; ‘yang maha kuasa’; ‘opperwezen’
gīlàlongo	ɡilaloŋo	‘slave’; ‘budak’; ‘slaaf’
gilāu	ɡilau	‘bamboo’; ‘bambu’; ‘bamboe’
gisisi	ɡisisi	‘seed’; ‘benih’; ‘zaad’
gitī̇wiri	ɡitiwiri	‘(finger)nail’; ‘kuku’; ‘nagel’
gitī̇wiri	ɡitiwiri	‘claw’; ‘cakar’; ‘klauw’
gitī̇wiri	ɡitiwiri	‘hoof’; ‘kuku binatang’; ‘hoef’
gò'i djodjòma	ɡoʔi ɟoɟoma	‘ancestors’; ‘leluhur, nenek moyang’; ‘voorouders’
gò'ma ritja	ɡoʔma rica	‘red pepper’; ‘cabe’; ‘spaanse peper, tjabe’
gòasa	ɡoasa	‘coral reef’; ‘karang’; ‘koraalrif’
godjōa	ɡoɟoa	‘bush’; ‘belukar’; ‘kreupelbos’
gòdjoko	ɡoɟoko	‘eel’; ‘belut’; ‘aal’
godjòro	ɡoɟoro	‘oil’; ‘minyak’; ‘olie’
gṑgama	ɡoɡama	‘fever’; ‘demam (k b.)’; ‘koorts’
gògér'ūku	ɡoɡerʔuku	‘squat’; ‘berjongkok’; ‘hurken’
gogěrėna	ɡoɡerena	‘pillow’; ‘bantal’; ‘hoofdkussen’
gògo	ɡoɡo	‘body hair, feathers’; ‘haar’
gògo	ɡoɡo	‘feather’; ‘bulu burung’; ‘veren’
gogōini	ɡoɡoini	‘light (not heavy)’
gogòli	ɡoɡoli	‘knife for cutting rice plant’; ‘ani-ani’; ‘rijstmesje, padimesje’
gṑgono	ɡoɡono	‘hide (something to hide)’; ‘menyembunyikan (sesuatu)’; ‘verbergen (iets)’
gṑgono	ɡoɡono	‘hide’
gogòta	ɡoɡota	‘maize, corn’; ‘jagung’; ‘mais, djagong’
gogōungu	ɡoɡouŋu	‘certainly, sure’; ‘pasti’; ‘zeker’
gogūiti	ɡoɡuiti	‘skimmer (kitchenware)’
gogurati	ɡoɡurati	‘yellow’; ‘kuning’; ‘geel’
gòla	ɡola	‘posterior, buttocks’; ‘pantat’; ‘achterste’
gòla ma gūgumu	ɡola ma ɡuɡumu	‘tailbone, coccyx’; ‘tulang tungging, tulang ekor’; ‘stuit’
gṑloko	ɡoloko	‘ask for’; ‘meminta’; ‘vragen om iets’
golōwòngo	ɡolowoŋo	‘pip, stone’; ‘biji’; ‘pit’
gòmanga	ɡomaŋa	‘spirit’; ‘ruh baik’; ‘goede geest’
gomoma	ɡomoma	‘mosquito’; ‘nyamuk’; ‘muskiet’
gònga	ɡoŋa	‘eyebrow’; ‘alis (tunggal)’; ‘wenkbrauw’
gòō	ɡoo	‘(not so very) young’; ‘muda’; ‘jong’
gōrèsé	ɡorese	‘larynx’; ‘kerongkongan’; ‘keel’
gòrogo	ɡoroɡo	‘rose apple’; ‘jambu’; ‘Eugenia’; ‘djamboe’
gṑsara	ɡosara	‘hit (to beat, to slap, etc.)’; ‘memukul (menampar meninju dll.)’; ‘slaan (op allerlei wijzen, bv met de vlakke hand, met een stok, met een buigzaam, voorwerp enz.)’
gosòmanga	ɡosomaŋa	‘crocodile’; ‘buaya’; ‘krokodil’
gòta	ɡota	‘fire wood’; ‘kayu api’; ‘brandhout’
gòta	ɡota	‘tree’; ‘pohon’; ‘boom’
gotjèla	ɡocela	‘bunch’; ‘rangkai, tangkai, tandan’; ‘tros’
gotjèla	ɡocela	‘ear of rice, corn’; ‘bulir, mayang’; ‘aar’
gotōaka	ɡotoaka	‘cheek’; ‘pipi’; ‘wang’
gotòlaka	ɡotolaka	‘white cockatoo’
guàwé	ɡuawe	‘mango’; ‘mangga’; ‘mangga’
guba	ɡuba	‘curtain’; ‘tirai’; ‘gordijn’
gudòti	ɡudoti	‘war’; ‘perang’; ‘oorlog’
gugulè	ɡuɡule	‘porridge’; ‘bubur’; ‘pap’
gugulè ma bē̇tongo	ɡuɡule ma betoŋo	‘poem’; ‘sanjak, syair’; ‘gedicht (of rijmwerk)’
gūgumu	ɡuɡumu	‘tailbone, coccyx’; ‘tulang tungging, tulang ekor’; ‘stuit’
gugut'ī̇no	ɡuɡutʔino	‘carry under the arm’; ‘mengepit’; ‘dragen (onder de oksel)’
gūgutu	ɡuɡutu	‘armpit’; ‘ketiak’; ‘oksel’
gūgutu	ɡuɡutu	‘wing’; ‘sayap’; ‘vleugel’
gula	ɡula	‘syrup’; ‘seterup’; ‘stroop’
gula-pā̀sari	ɡula-pasari	‘sugar’; ‘gula’; ‘suiker’
gulėlanga	ɡulelaŋa	‘yellow parrot’
gulu-djèdja	ɡulu-ɟeɟa	‘thumb’; ‘ibu jari’; ‘duim’
gumi -lākomo	ɡumi -lakomo	‘type of snake’
gumini	ɡumini	‘rope’; ‘tali’; ‘touw’
gumīni	ɡumini	‘species of tuber’; ‘ubi (macam-macam ubi)’; ‘oebi (soorten)’
gumuru	ɡumuru	‘large green wood pigeon’
gura ma ngòwaka	ɡura ma ŋowaka	‘island’; ‘pulau’; ‘eiland’
gurati	ɡurati	‘Curcuma domestica’; ‘kunyit’; ‘kurkuma (koenjit)’
guràtji	ɡuraci	‘gold’; ‘emas’; ‘goud’
gūwuru	ɡuwuru	‘fiy’; ‘lalat’; ‘vlieg’
haili	haili	‘centipede’; ‘lipan’; ‘duizendpoot’
haiwani	haiwani	‘animal, beast’; ‘binatang’; ‘dier, beest’
hā̀kimu	hakimu	‘judge’; ‘hakim’; ‘rechter’
hàli	hali	‘expensive’; ‘mahal’; ‘duur’
hari	hari	‘knot, knit’; ‘merajut, menyirat’; ‘knopen (van netten, een knoop leggen)’
hia-hia	hia-hia	‘dance’; ‘menari’; ‘dansen’
hò'ko	hoʔko	‘defecate’; ‘berak’; ‘poepen’
hòluku	holuku	‘refuse (not to want)’; ‘weigeren’
hǒwěri	howeri	‘sabre’; ‘parang, kelewang’; ‘zwaard (houwer)’
huku	huku	‘village head’; ‘kepala kampung’; ‘dorpshoofd’
hūkumu	hukumu	‘punish’; ‘menghukum’; ‘straffen’
hūrufu	hurufu	‘letter’; ‘huruf’; ‘letter’
i bitjara o riko	i bicara o riko	‘speak with a burr’; ‘berbicara dengan artikulasi uvular’; ‘brouwen’
i bòloto	i boloto	‘already’; ‘sudah’; ‘reeds’
i mi	i mi	‘how much, how many (we excl.)’
i mi moi	i mi moi	‘one (female person)’; ‘satu’; ‘een’
ī̇ moi	i moi	‘one (male person)’; ‘satu’; ‘een’
i ngòé	i ŋoe	‘many, much (with countable items)’; ‘banyak’; ‘veel’
i ni	i ni	‘how much, how many (you pl.)’
ī̀ sènè	i sene	‘hear’; ‘mendengar’; ‘horen’
i siata i tiahi òka / angé-ōka	i siata i tiahi oka / aŋe-oka	‘morning’; ‘pagi hari’; ‘ochtend’
i sòra	i sora	‘it burns’; ‘membakar (tr.)’; ‘verbranden (overg.)’
i tino	i tino	‘it is burned’
i wuwūtu - ōsi	i wuwutu - osi	‘day (very early)’
iàsi	iasi	‘before (not yet there, time)’
idjo	iɟo	‘green’; ‘hijau’; ‘groen’
ìété	iete	‘laugh’; ‘tertawa’; ‘lachen’
ī̇gono	iɡono	‘coconut (tree, fruit)’; ‘kokos’
ī̇gutu	iɡutu	‘nest’; ‘sarang’; ‘nest’
ī̇hoko	ihoko	‘faeces’; ‘tahi’; ‘poep’
ïja	ija	‘yes’; ‘ya’; ‘ja’
ika	ika	‘on’; ‘di’; ‘aan’
iké	ike	‘give’; ‘memberikan’; ‘geven’
iké-uwa	ike-uwa	‘refuse (not to give)’; ‘menolak’; ‘weigeren’
ikia - gogāka	ikia - ɡoɡaka	‘maybe’; ‘barangkali’; ‘misschien’
ī̇lingi	iliŋi	‘voice’; ‘suara’; ‘stem’
ilingi dj'ōasa	iliŋi ɟʔoasa	‘hoarse’; ‘parau’; ‘schor(hees)’
ilōa	iloa	‘moon’; ‘bulan’; ‘maan’
ilōa naga dja lòla	iloa naɡa ɟa lola	‘moon eclipse’; ‘gerhana bulan’; ‘maansverduistering’
ī̇mara	imara	‘cassava’; ‘ketela’; ‘cassave, katela’
ī̇na	ina	‘thin (flat objects)’; ‘tipis’; ‘dun’
i-na moruwo	i-na moruwo	‘how much, how many (we incl.)’
ina-ngina	ina-ŋina	‘mother’; ‘ibu’; ‘moeder’
ī̇ngiri	iŋiri	‘tooth’; ‘gigi’; ‘tand’
ino	ino	‘from’; ‘dari’; ‘van’
īnomo	inomo	‘food’; ‘makanan’; ‘spijs(eten)’
ī̇nomo	inomo	‘sago tree’; ‘pohon sagu’; ‘sago boom’
ī̇nomo	inomo	‘sago’; ‘sagu’; ‘sago’
iranga	iraŋa	‘male cousin of a woman’; ‘neef’
ī̇rànga	iraŋa	‘brother (of a woman)’; ‘saudara laki-laki’; ‘broeder’
ī̀sara	isara	‘rake’; ‘garu’; ‘hark’
ī̇wànga	iwaŋa	‘planks’
iwi	iwi	‘rattan, cane’; ‘rotan’; ‘rotan’
ī̇witi	iwiti	‘sharpen, grind’; ‘mengasah’; ‘slijpen’
jaba	jaba	‘yellow beans’
johangi	johaŋi	‘pawn’; ‘menggadaikan’; ‘verpanden’
j̀òko	joko	‘stand’; ‘berdiri’; ‘staan’
ka	ka	‘only’; ‘hanya’; ‘slechts’
ka	ka	‘yes, right, indeed’; ‘ya, benar, betul’; ‘wel, ja wel’
ka - sigadono	ka - siɡadono	‘from-to (place, time)’; ‘van-tot’
ka o dòto	ka o doto	‘sharp’; ‘tajam’; ‘scherp’
ka o mali	ka o mali	‘bitter’; ‘pahit’; ‘bitter’
ka o miri	ka o miri	‘salty’; ‘asin’; ‘zout, ziltig (bijvnw)’
ka o sāu	ka o sau	‘warm (persons, things)’; ‘warm’
ka ṑpiki	ka opiki	‘sour’; ‘kecut, masam’; ‘zuur’
kàbi	kabi	‘goat’; ‘kambing’; ‘geit’
kadjāó	kaɟao	‘raft’; ‘rakit’; ‘vlot’
kadu	kadu	‘bag’; ‘tas of zak’
kaduno	kaduno	‘nod’; ‘mengangguk’; ‘knikken’
kahitèla i gogòta	kahitela i ɡoɡota	‘maize, corn’; ‘jagung’; ‘mais, djagong’
kāi	kai	‘rind, peel’; ‘kulit buah’; ‘schil’
kāi	kai	‘shell, skin, bark’; ‘kulit kerang’; ‘schelp’
kāi	kai	‘skin’; ‘kulit’; ‘huid’
kāï	kai	‘bark’; ‘kulit kayu’; ‘schors’
kaïjé	kaije	‘climb’; ‘memanjat’; ‘klimmen’
kailupa	kailupa	‘kapok’; ‘kapuk’; ‘kapok’
kāisi	kaisi	‘kite (bird)’; ‘burung rajawali’; ‘kiekendief’
kaka	kaka	‘only’; ‘hanya’; ‘slechts’
kakamoro	kakamoro	‘cloud’; ‘awan’; ‘wolk’
kakānoko	kakanoko	‘Saccharum spontaneum’; ‘gelagah’; ‘glagah’
kàkur-ī̇jé	kakur-ije	‘high’; ‘tinggi’; ‘hoog’
kā̀kuru	kakuru	‘long (things)’; ‘panjang’; ‘lang (van een voorwerp)’
kalabètju	kalabecu	‘loin cloth’; ‘cawat’; ‘schaamgordel (soorten)’
kāloro	kaloro	‘phlegm’; ‘dahak’; ‘fluim’
kalubàti	kalubati	‘worm’
kaluku	kaluku	‘built-up decorated prow and stern (here more pointed <than in Galela>)’
kamanu	kamanu	‘pike, lance, javelin’; ‘tombak, lembing’; ‘piek, lans, werpspeer’
kangano adje	kaŋano aɟe	‘moment ago’; ‘tadi’; ‘zoeven’
kanugon'ī̇ka	kanuɡonʔika	‘yesterday’; ‘kemarin’; ‘gisteren’
kāpâ	kapa	‘cotton’; ‘kapas’; ‘katoen’
kā̀pali	kapali	‘ship (trading vessel)’; ‘kapal dagang’; ‘schip (koopvaardij)’
kā̀pali pěrangi	kapali peraŋi	‘ship (warship)’; ‘kapal perang’; ‘schip (oorlog)’
kā̀pali-uku	kapali-uku	‘steamboat’; ‘kapal uap’; ‘stoomboot’
kapita	kapita	‘guard’; ‘hulubalang’; ‘hulubalang’
karàbu	karabu	‘earclip’; ‘subang’; ‘oorknop’
karāmàti	karamati	‘holy place’; ‘tempat suci’; ‘heilige plaats’
kārětàsi	karetasi	‘paper’; ‘kertas’; ‘papier’
karianga	kariaŋa	‘iguana’; ‘biawak’; ‘varaan, leguaan’
kariànga todudungu	kariaŋa toduduŋu	‘kind of lizard’
kasawari	kasawari	‘cassowary’; ‘burung kasuari’; ‘casuaris’
kàsi	kasi	‘before (first, time)’; ‘sebelum’; ‘voor (v tijd)’
kàso	kaso	‘dog’; ‘anjing’; ‘hond’
kàso ma bubūaka	kaso ma bubuaka	‘kind of lizard’
kàso ma gani	kaso ma ɡani	‘flea’; ‘kutu anjing’; ‘vlo’
katārunu	katarunu	‘betrothal’; ‘perjanjian’; ‘trouwbelofte’
kati	kati	‘measures and weights (mass)’; ‘ukuran dan berat (berat)’; ‘maten en gewichten (zwaarte)’
kàti	kati	‘pair of scales’; ‘timbangan’; ‘schaal’
kàtu	katu	‘roofing (made of sago plam leaves)’; ‘atap: dari bahan lain’; ‘dakbedekking: andere soorten’
kaūku	kauku	‘go down, descend’; ‘turun’; ‘dalen’
kawali	kawali	‘pot (iron)’; ‘kuali (besi), panci (besi)’; ‘pan (ijzeren)’
kawàsa	kawasa	‘people (tribe)’; ‘rakyat, bangsa (suku bangsa)’; ‘volk (volksstam)’
kawàsa	kawasa	‘population’; ‘penduduk’; ‘bevolking’
kawidirī̇-no	kawidiri-no	‘day before yesterday’; ‘kemarin dulu’; ‘eergisteren’
kawo	kawo	‘ashes’; ‘abu’; ‘as’
kawuro-nagu	kawuro-naɡu	‘formerly (some time ago)’
kawuru-ino	kawuru-ino	‘when (in the past)’; ‘wanneer’
kėka	keka	‘evil spirit’; ‘ruh jahat’; ‘kwade geest’
ke͗lėlo	kelelo	‘see, have a look at’; ‘melihat’; ‘zien’
kià-ka	kia-ka	‘where’; ‘di mana’; ‘waar’
kiau	kiau	‘(very) young’; ‘muda’; ‘jong’
kilòli	kiloli	‘around, surrounding’; ‘se-keliling’; ‘rondom’
kimalaha	kimalaha	‘village head’; ‘kepala kampung’; ‘dorpshoofd’
kimunu	kimunu	‘long jacket’
kíòloko	kioloko	‘asleep’
kipḕrini	kiperini	‘thick (of flat objects)’; ‘tebal’; ‘dik (van een levenloos voorwerp)’
kipu	kipu	‘smith’; ‘pandai besi’; ‘smid’
kī̇risi	kirisi	‘kris’; ‘keris’; ‘dolk (kris)’
kleme (paniki pisang) gusa	kleme (paniki pisaŋ) ɡusa	‘bat’; ‘kelelawar’; ‘vleermuis’
kōbiri	kobiri	‘saliva’; ‘ludah’; ‘speeksel’
kōbiri	kobiri	‘spit’; ‘meludah’; ‘spugen, spuwen’
kōbiri ma bē̇tongo	kobiri ma betoŋo	‘incantation’; ‘mantera’; ‘toverspreuk’
kòbongo	koboŋo	‘ear of rice, corn’; ‘lumbung beras, lumbung padi’; ‘rijstschuur, padischuur’
kṑbongo	koboŋo	‘bone’; ‘tulang’; ‘been (gebeente)’
kṑboto	koboto	‘rainbow’; ‘pelangi’; ‘regenboog’
kobowo	kobowo	‘buffalo (female, male, calf)’; ‘buffel’
kòfi	kofi	‘coffee’; ‘kopi’; ‘koffie’
kohṑluku	koholuku	‘divorce’; ‘bercerai’; ‘scheiden’
kokadjawi	kokaɟawi	‘mouse’; ‘tikus’; ‘muis’
kòko	koko	‘white labu’
kokòdo	kokodo	‘grill, roast’; ‘panggang’; ‘roosteren’
kokowo	kokowo	‘drinking bowl’; ‘tempat minum’; ‘drinknap’
kolano	kolano	‘king’; ‘raja’; ‘koning’
kolano	kolano	‘middle finger’; ‘jari tengah’; ‘middelvinger’
kolṑkoro	kolokoro	‘crooked, bent’; ‘bengkok’; ‘krom’
kṑmèné	komene	‘mangkudu’; ‘Morinda atrocarpus’; ‘tjangkoedoe’
komèta	kometa	‘earring (worn by men)’; ‘anting-anting’; ‘oorring’
kòngo	koŋo	‘tear’; ‘air mata (tunggal)’; ‘traan’
koré-mie	kore-mie	‘monsoon’; ‘musim’; ‘moesson’
koré-mié	kore-mie	‘north’; ‘utara’; ‘noord’
koré-sara	kore-sara	‘south’; ‘selatan’; ‘zuid’
koré-sara ma wā̀kutu	kore-sara ma wakutu	‘monsoon’; ‘musim’; ‘moesson’
kosiki	kosiki	‘fart’; ‘berkentut’; ‘wind laten’
kòtja-kòtja	koca-koca	‘large black tree-ant’
kuda-kuda	kuda-kuda	‘trowel (a small trowel)’; ‘sekop (kecil)’; ‘handschoffel’
kukumi	kukumi	‘beard’; ‘janggut’; ‘baard’
kukumi	kukumi	‘goatee’; ‘janggut seperti, janggut kambing’; ‘sik’
kukumi	kukumi	‘moustache’; ‘kumis’; ‘knevel’
kulà	kula	‘1 tjupak (volume and capacity measure for dry substances)’; ‘ukuran dan berat (isi dan kapasitas)’; ‘maten en gewichten (inhouds)’
kulai	kulai	‘tell lies’; ‘berdusta’; ‘liegen’
kumo	kumo	‘crab’; ‘kepiting’; ‘krab’
kuruka	kuruka	‘evil spirit’; ‘ruh jahat’; ‘kwade geest’
kurut'ī̇jé	kurutʔije	‘high’; ‘tinggi’; ‘hoog’
kūrutu	kurutu	‘long (things)’; ‘panjang’; ‘lang (van een voorwerp)’
lābara	labara	‘wild, wary, shy, timid’; ‘wild, schuw’
lā̀kémé	lakeme	‘flesh of the fruit’; ‘daging buah’; ‘vruchtvlees’
lā̀kémé	lakeme	‘flesh’; ‘daging’; ‘vlees op het lichaam’
lā̀kisa moi	lakisa moi	‘ten thousand’; ‘sepuluh ribu’; ‘tienduizend’
làko	lako	‘eye’; ‘mata’; ‘oog’
làko i sèpi	lako i sepi	‘squinting’; ‘juling’; ‘scheel’
làko sṑnèngè	lako soneŋe	‘type of snake’
làkodòto	lakodoto	‘banana (wild)’; ‘pisang (liar)’; ‘pisang (wilde)’
lākuru	lakuru	‘victory’; ‘kemenangan’; ‘overwinning’
lalamoko	lalamoko	‘great, big’; ‘besar’; ‘groot’
lalawa	lalawa	‘spider’; ‘laba-laba’; ‘spin’
lamok' ūwa	lamokʔ uwa	‘few, little (with non-countable items (masses))’; ‘weinig’
lamoko	lamoko	‘big, fat, thick (of round objects)’; ‘gemuk’; ‘dik (van mens of dier)’
lamoko	lamoko	‘fat (adj.)’; ‘gemuk’; ‘vet (bijvnw)’
lamoko	lamoko	‘great, big’; ‘besar’; ‘groot’
lamoko	lamoko	‘many, much (with non-countable items (masses))’
làngi	laŋi	‘border, boundary’; ‘batas’; ‘grens’
lāngi-lāngi	laŋi-laŋi	‘day (when it becomes light)’
langudji ma kāi	laŋuɟi ma kai	‘type of shell’
làsa	lasa	‘langsat’; ‘langsat’; ‘Lansium domesticum’; ‘langsat’
lawé	lawe	‘thread, yarn’; ‘benang’; ‘garen’
lèfo	lefo	‘writing’; ‘tulisan’; ‘schrift’
léga	leɡa	‘visit’
lėla	lela	‘kind of small cannon’; ‘sejenis kanon kecil’; ‘lila’
le͗léoto	leleoto	‘harbour’; ‘pelabuhan’; ‘haven’
lḗo tī̇jḗ	leo tije	‘lie supine’; ‘telentang’; ‘liggen op de rug’
lḗoto	leoto	‘lie supine’; ‘telentang’; ‘liggen op de rug’
léri	leri	‘slanting’; ‘serong, miring’; ‘schuin’
lèta	leta	‘break (a stick, a rope), shatter’; ‘breken’
liaro	liaro	‘mast’; ‘tiang perahu’; ‘mast’
libuku	libuku	‘corner’; ‘sudut’; ‘hoek’
limāu	limau	‘town (capital)’; ‘kota (ibu kota)’; ‘stad (of hoofdplaats)’
lī̇wanga	liwaŋa	‘gong’; ‘gong’; ‘gong’
lòa	loa	‘beautiful (things)’; ‘indah, bagus’; ‘mooi (van zaak)’
lòa	loa	‘good’; ‘baik, bagus’; ‘goed’
lobi	lobi	‘cloud’; ‘awan’; ‘wolk’
lòkoro	lokoro	‘dew’; ‘embun’; ‘dauw’
lòla	lola	‘swallow’; ‘telan’; ‘slikken’
lolḗoto	loleoto	‘anchorage’
lṑtari	lotari	‘lontar tree’; ‘pohon lontar’; ‘lontarpalm, lontarboom’
lugo	luɡo	‘tune, melody’; ‘nyanyian’; ‘zangwjjs’
lugu	luɡu	‘paralysed’; ‘lumpuh’; ‘verlamd’
lulè	lule	‘grind’; ‘menggiling’; ‘malen’
lūsungu dé ma dudūtuku	lusuŋu de ma dudutuku	‘rice barn’; ‘rijstblok, stamper’
luti	luti	‘small pox’; ‘cacar’; ‘pokken’
luwé	luwe	‘wave’; ‘ombak’; ‘golf’
ma	ma	‘its’
ma bion'oka	ma bionʔoka	‘before (place)’; ‘di muka’; ‘voor (v plaats)’
ma dḕkara	ma dekara	‘at’; ‘di, pada’; ‘bij’
ma dṑngala i kurutu	ma doŋala i kurutu	‘far’; ‘jauh’; ‘veraf’
ma gàngé	ma ɡaŋe	‘two times’
ma moi-ṑka àdjé	ma moi-oka aɟe	‘now and then, occasionally’; ‘kadang-kadang’; ‘nu en dan’
ma ōata	ma oata	‘three times’
ma regu-osi dé	ma reɡu-osi de	‘almost’; ‘hampir’; ‘bijna’
ma si bā̀tongo	ma si batoŋo	‘remember’; ‘mengingat, mengenang’; ‘zich herinneren’
madàhé	madahe	‘that (nearby, faraway)’; ‘die’
madàké	madake	‘that (nearby, faraway)’; ‘die’
madjè	maɟe	‘name of month’
madjéké	maɟeke	‘shy, ashamed’; ‘malu’; ‘verlegen, beschaamd’
madjṑdjara	maɟoɟara	‘run’
magāé	maɡae	‘healthy’; ‘sehat’; ‘gezond’
magāé	maɡae	‘want something’; ‘menghendaki sesuatu’; ‘iets willen’
maidjanga	maiɟaŋa	‘deer’; ‘rusa’; ‘hert’
maidjanga	maiɟaŋa	‘meat (raw)’; ‘daging (mentah)’; ‘vlees (rauw)’
maidu	maidu	‘sleep’; ‘tidur’; ‘slapen’
màké	make	‘find’; ‘menemukan’; ‘vinden’
malo	malo	‘awake’; ‘bangun, terjaga, tidak tidur’; ‘wakker zijn’
mamaru	mamaru	‘wooden blocks’
manarama	manarama	‘work’; ‘bekerja’; ‘werken’
manārama	manarama	‘pandanus (general term)’; ‘pandan’; ‘pandan’
manėgé	maneɡe	‘that (nearby)’; ‘itu (dekatmu)’; ‘die (dicht bij)’
manėgé-òka	maneɡe-oka	‘there (near hearer)’; ‘di situ (di sebelah pendengar)’; ‘daar (bij U)’
mané-òka	mane-oka	‘here’; ‘di sini’; ‘hier’
mangalo	maŋalo	‘cross-beams’
mangangé	maŋaŋe	‘third (in space, in time)’; ‘de derde’
manonòma	manonoma	‘first (in space, in time)’; ‘de eerste’
manonòma	manonoma	‘formerly’; ‘tempo hari’; ‘vroeger’
mare͗tèlu	maretelu	‘hammer’; ‘martil’; ‘hamer’
masinòto	masinoto	‘second (in space, in time)’; ‘de tweede’
mā̀tjangi	macaŋi	‘tiger’; ‘harimau’; ‘tijger’
mau	mau	‘want’; ‘hendak’; ‘willen’
médai	medai	‘that (nearby, faraway)’; ‘die’
mediné	medine	‘that (nearby, faraway)’; ‘die’
me͗dirini dé adjé	medirini de aɟe	‘day after tomorrow’; ‘lusa’; ‘overmorgen’
mědjeòso	meɟeoso	‘floating-rib’
médòké	medoke	‘that (faraway)’; ‘itu (di sana)’; ‘die (veraf)’
mèhè	mehe	‘weak’; ‘lemah’; ‘zwak’
mėki	meki	‘evil spirit’; ‘ruh jahat’; ‘kwade geest’
mèla	mela	‘stink, smell’; ‘berbau busuk’; ‘stinken’
ménėna	menena	‘which?’; ‘mana, (yang) mana’; ‘welke’
mĕrèngiti	mereŋiti	‘purple-glow dove’
mia	mia	‘monkey’; ‘monyet, kera’; ‘aap’
mimiri	mimiri	‘sea’; ‘laut’; ‘zee’
mī̇rimi	mirimi	‘bile’; ‘empedu’; ‘gal’
mo͗déké	modeke	‘want something’; ‘menghendaki sesuatu’; ‘iets willen’
modjòka (kawï)	moɟoka (kawi)	‘huwen, huwelijk’
mogīoko	moɡioko	‘ten’; ‘sepuluh’; ‘tien’
mogīoko dé djangé	moɡioko de ɟaŋe	‘thirteen’; ‘tiga belas’; ‘dertien’
mogīoko dé moi	moɡioko de moi	‘eleven’; ‘sebelas’; ‘elf’
mogīoko dé sinòto	moɡioko de sinoto	‘twelve’; ‘dua belas’; ‘twaalf’
mogloko dé sio	moɡloko de sio	‘nineteen’; ‘sembilan belas’; ‘negentien’
mogloko dé tuàngé	moɡloko de tuaŋe	‘eighteen’; ‘delapan belas’; ‘achttien’
moi-uwa	moi-uwa	‘nobody, none (people)’
moi-uwa-méïja	moi-uwa-meija	‘no, not a, none’; ‘tidak, tidak ada, bukan’; ‘geen’
mòku	moku	‘shoulder’; ‘memikul’; ‘dragen (op de schouder)’
mṑkuru	mokuru	‘pinang’; ‘Areca catechu L.’; ‘pinang’
moléauno	moleauno	‘resin (from the damar tree)’; ‘damar (khusus dari pohon damar)’; ‘damar’
moli	moli	‘daughter-in-law (man to elder sister of his wife, woman to elder brother of her husband)’; ‘schoonzuster’
moluā̀ngěré	moluaŋere	‘thirty’; ‘tiga puluh’; ‘dertig’
momòdjo	momoɟo	‘tired’; ‘lelah’; ‘moe’
momoi	momoi	‘few, some’; ‘beberapa’; ‘enkele’
momòku	momoku	‘breakers, surf’; ‘gelombang’; ‘branding’
momòlo	momolo	‘porcelain jar’; ‘periuk’; ‘pot’
momṑngoro	momoŋoro	‘silent’; ‘diam’; ‘zwijgen’
momōu	momou	‘basket (all sorts of)’; ‘keranjang (bermacam-macam)’; ‘mand (grote, kleine, soorten)’
momōu	momou	‘box, case’; ‘kotak, dos’; ‘doos’
monāloko	monaloko	‘twenty’; ‘dua puluh’; ‘twintig’
monāloko de moi	monaloko de moi	‘twenty one’; ‘dua puluh satu’; ‘eenentwintig’
monāloko de motò'a	monaloko de motoʔa	‘twenty five’; ‘dua puluh lima’; ‘vijfentwintig’
mongo	moŋo	‘fathom’; ‘ukuran dan berat (panjang)’; ‘maten en gewichten (lengte)’
(mo)nonongoru	(mo)nonoŋoru	‘youngest child’; ‘anak bungsu’; ‘jongste kind’
moributànga	moributaŋa	‘sixty’; ‘enam puluh’; ‘zestig’
(mo)ririaka	(mo)ririaka	‘oldest child’; ‘anak sulung’; ‘oudste kind’
moritò'a	moritoʔa	‘fifty’; ‘lima puluh’; ‘vijftig’
moröini	moroini	‘tame’; ‘jinak’; ‘tam, mak’
moruata	moruata	‘fourty’; ‘empat puluh’; ‘veertig’
moruwo	moruwo	‘how much, how many (objects)’
moruwo dé adjé	moruwo de aɟe	‘when (in the future)’; ‘kapan, bilamana’; ‘wanneer’
mṑtéké	moteke	‘go downstream’; ‘berlayar ke hilir’; ‘stroomaf (varen)’
motò'a	motoʔa	‘five’; ‘lima’; ‘vijf’
mṑtumu	motumu	‘lie prone’; ‘tiarap’; ‘liggen op de buik’
mṑtunūku	motunuku	‘lie prone’; ‘tiarap’; ‘liggen op de buik’
mōu	mou	‘mute’; ‘bisu’; ‘stom’
mudjo	muɟo	‘smile’; ‘tersenyum’; ‘glimlachen’
mumudjuta	mumuɟuta	‘weak’; ‘lembek, lemah’; ‘week’
muna mo	muna mo	‘she’; ‘ia, kata ganti orang ke III tungg. (perempuan)’; ‘zij’
mura	mura	‘cheap’; ‘murah’; ‘goedkoop’
mūrutu	murutu	‘grunt’; ‘menggeram’; ‘knorren’
musungu	musuŋu	‘year’; ‘tahun’; ‘jaar’
mūtiti	mutiti	‘sweet’; ‘manis’; ‘zoet’
mutuādé	mutuade	‘yet, still (therefore)’; ‘toh, namun’; ‘toch’
nabo	nabo	‘wound’; ‘luka’; ‘wond’
nag'ango	naɡʔaŋo	‘who (are they)?’; ‘siapa’; ‘wie’
nag'ungu	naɡʔuŋu	‘who (is he)?’; ‘wie’
naga àngé dja lòla	naɡa aŋe ɟa lola	‘sun eclipse’; ‘gerhana matahari’; ‘zonsverduistering’
nāgala	naɡala	‘maybe’; ‘barangkali’; ‘misschien’
nāgìmi	naɡimi	‘debt’; ‘hutang’; ‘schuld’
năka	naka	‘jackfruit’; ‘nangka’; ‘Artocarpus integrifolia’; ‘nangka’
nàko	nako	‘know’; ‘tahu, mengetahui kenal’; ‘kennen’
nàko si ṑdaka	nako si odaka	‘know’; ‘tahu, mengetahui’; ‘weten’
nāmoro	namoro	‘bird’; ‘burung’; ‘vogel (in het algemeen en andere soorten)’
nāmoro i sōrénè	namoro i sorene	‘night (± 3 30 a.m. when the cocks start crowing)’
namoro ma tōunu	namoro ma tounu	‘calf’; ‘betis’; ‘knit’
nāmoro todòku	namoro todoku	‘hen, chicken’; ‘ayam’; ‘hoen, kip’
nāmoro todòku ma nāuru	namoro todoku ma nauru	‘cock, rooster’; ‘ayam jantan’; ‘haan’
nāmoro todòku ma ngòwaka	namoro todoku ma ŋowaka	‘chick’; ‘anak ayam’; ‘kuiken’
nāmoro todòku ma ngowědjėka	namoro todoku ma ŋoweɟeka	‘hen’; ‘ayam betina’; ‘hen’
nànga kī̇rìti dūdungu	naŋa kiriti duduŋu	‘thirsty’; ‘haus’; ‘dorstig’
nā̀ngĕri	naŋeri	‘molar’; ‘geraham’; ‘kies’
nāroto	naroto	‘tightly bound, tightly fitting’; ‘vast’
nāuròka	nauroka	‘male (human, animal)’; ‘mannelijk’
nauru	nauru	‘male (animal)’; ‘jantan’; ‘mannelijk (v d dieren)’
nauru	nauru	‘male (human)’; ‘laki-laki’; ‘mannelijk (v d mens)’
nāuru	nauru	‘man’; ‘orang laki-laki’; ‘man’
nāwoko	nawoko	‘fish (when contrasted with meat)’; ‘ikan’; ‘vis (in het algemeen of in tegenstelling v. vlees)’
nāwoko dj'àu	nawoko ɟʔau	‘fresh fish’
nāwoko i djodjowo	nawoko i ɟoɟowo	‘smoked fish’
nawōko ma rī̇aka	nawoko ma riaka	‘large salted fish’
ngaboso	ŋaboso	‘cinders, glowing coals’; ‘bara api’; ‘gloeiende kool’
ngadjé-ngadjé	ŋaɟe-ŋaɟe	‘story’; ‘cerita’; ‘verhaal’
ngago	ŋaɡo	‘ant’; ‘macam-macam semut’; ‘mier (in soorten)’
ngago ma dorou	ŋaɡo ma dorou	‘red ant’
ngàkama-kokuhuhu	ŋakama-kokuhuhu	‘small wood pigeons’
ngàku	ŋaku	‘confess’; ‘mengaku’; ‘bekennen’
ngāro	ŋaro	‘yet, still (although)’; ‘toh, namun’; ‘toch’
ngā̀suku	ŋasuku	‘main posts’; ‘tiang rumah’; ‘hoofdstijlen’
ngàti ngàti	ŋati ŋati	‘earring (worn by women)’; ‘anting-anting’; ‘oorring’
ngāuku	ŋauku	‘ear’; ‘telinga’; ‘oor’
ngau-ngāuru	ŋau-ŋauru	‘slim’; ‘langsing’; ‘slank van middel’
ngḕkomo	ŋekomo	‘way, road’; ‘jalan’; ‘weg’
ngi'i	ŋiʔi	‘sleeping place’; ‘kamar tidur’; ‘slaapplaats’
ngido	ŋido	‘deep (river, dish)’; ‘diep’
ngina riaka	ŋina riaka	‘aunt (father's older sister)’; ‘bibi FZo’; ‘tante’
ngini ni	ŋini ni	‘you’; ‘kamu sekalian’; ‘gij lieden’
ngo nag'umu	ŋo naɡʔumu	‘who (is she)?’; ‘wie’
ngòata	ŋoata	‘broad’; ‘luas, lebar’; ‘breed’
ngṑawaka ngòwědjėka	ŋoawaka ŋoweɟeka	‘girl’; ‘gadis’; ‘meisje’
ngodji ma sirèté	ŋoɟi ma sirete	‘I myself’; ‘saya sendiri’; ‘ik zelf’
ngodji to	ŋoɟi to	‘I’; ‘saya’; ‘ik’
ngōdumu	ŋodumu	‘all (objects)’; ‘semua’; ‘alle, alles’
ngòé	ŋoe	‘many, much (with they)’
ngòé-uwa	ŋoe-uwa	‘few, little (with countable items)’; ‘weinig’
ngōgomo	ŋoɡomo	‘belch’; ‘serdawa’; ‘boer (oprisping)’
ngòku	ŋoku	‘large and white pigeon, the wings have black edges’
ngòla	ŋola	‘loose, loosely fitting’; ‘los’
ngòma	ŋoma	‘star’; ‘bintang’; ‘ster’
ngòmasa	ŋomasa	‘breath’; ‘bernapas’; ‘ademen’
ngòmasa	ŋomasa	‘sigh’; ‘berkeluh kesah, mengeluh’; ‘zuchten’
ngṑmasa	ŋomasa	‘throat’; ‘kerongkongan’; ‘keel’
ngomi mi	ŋomi mi	‘we (exclusive)’; ‘kami (kata ganti orang ke II jamak)’; ‘wij (met uitsluiting der toegesproken persoon)’
ngòna no	ŋona no	‘you (sing.)’; ‘kamu, engkau’; ‘gij (enk.)’
ngòné po	ŋone po	‘we (inclusive)’; ‘kita (kata ganti orang ke II jamak)’; ‘wij (met insluiting der toegesproken persoon)’
ngongiri	ŋoŋiri	‘follower’; ‘pengikut’; ‘volgeling’
ngoōa	ŋooa	‘daughter-in-law’; ‘menantu perempuan’; ‘schoondochter’
ngṑrama	ŋorama	‘door’; ‘daun pintu’; ‘deur’
ngosòdjo	ŋosoɟo	‘type of snake’
ngotamaré òka	ŋotamare oka	‘day (5 p m.)’
ngòwaka	ŋowaka	‘child’; ‘anak’; ‘kind’
ngòwaka	ŋowaka	‘young of animal (calf, foal, chicken, etc.)’; ‘anak binatang’; ‘jong van dier (kalf, veulen, kulken, etc.)’
ngṑwaka	ŋowaka	‘give birth to’; ‘melahirkan’; ‘baren (bevallen)’
ngòwaka ma riaka	ŋowaka ma riaka	‘village head’; ‘kepala kampung’; ‘dorpshoofd’
ngòwaka nāuru	ŋowaka nauru	‘son’; ‘anak laki-laki’; ‘zoon’
ngṑwaka nāuru	ŋowaka nauru	‘boy, lad’; ‘anak laki-laki’; ‘jongen’
ngòwaka ngòwědjėka	ŋowaka ŋoweɟeka	‘daughter’; ‘anak perempuan’; ‘dochter’
ngòwaka o	ŋowaka o	‘oldest child’; ‘anak sulung’; ‘oudste kind’
ngòwaka o	ŋowaka o	‘youngest child’; ‘anak bungsu’; ‘jongste kind’
ngǒwaka-bobaw	ŋowaka-bobaw	‘stepson, stepdaughter’; ‘stiefzoon, stiefdochter’
ngòwaka-dowa	ŋowaka-dowa	‘adopted child’; ‘anak pungut’; ‘aangenomen kind’
ngowědjėka	ŋoweɟeka	‘female (animal)’; ‘betina’; ‘vrouwelijk (v d dieren)’
ngowědjėka	ŋoweɟeka	‘female (human)’; ‘perempuan’; ‘vrouwelljk (v d mens)’
ngòwědjėka	ŋoweɟeka	‘woman’; ‘orang perempuan’; ‘vrouw’
ngowĕdjėkaka	ŋoweɟekaka	‘famale (human, animal)’; ‘vrouwelijk’
ngòwo	ŋowo	‘banana (wild)’; ‘pisang (liar)’; ‘pisang (wilde)’
ngūisi	ŋuisi	‘flood’; ‘banjir’; ‘watervloed, overstroming’
ngūnungu	ŋunuŋu	‘nose’; ‘hidung’; ‘neus’
ngunu-sago	ŋunu-saɡo	‘bat’; ‘kalong’; ‘kalong’
ngūroto	ŋuroto	‘tendon’; ‘urat’; ‘pees’
ngūroto i tauru	ŋuroto i tauru	‘cramp’; ‘kejang’; ‘kramp’
ngūsumu	ŋusumu	‘Kunai grass’; ‘lalang’; ‘Imperata cylindria’; ‘alang-alang’
ngutè	ŋute	‘staircase, steps, ladder’; ‘trap of ladder (boomladder)’
ngūtuku	ŋutuku	‘mainroot, taproot, side-root, fibrous root’; ‘wortel’
nia	nia	‘pray for’
nī̇kuru	nikuru	‘sandbank’; ‘busung pasir’; ‘zandbank’
njanji	ɲaɲi	‘sing’; ‘bernyanyi’; ‘zingen’
njāu	ɲau	‘meow’; ‘mengeong’; ‘miauwen’
njau-làko	ɲau-lako	‘whitlow’
njawa	ɲawa	‘man, mankind’; ‘manusia’; ‘mens (in de zin van mensdom)’
njawa	ɲawa	‘people (tribe)’; ‘rakyat, bangsa (suku bangsa)’; ‘volk (volksstam)’
njawa	ɲawa	‘people’; ‘orang’; ‘mens (in de zin van de mensen werden gedood)’
njawa	ɲawa	‘soul, spirit, ghost’; ‘ziel, geest (v.e. levende, v.e. dode)’
njawa dja lolòa	ɲawa ɟa loloa	‘free man’; ‘orang merdeka (vs. budak)’; ‘vrije’
njawa ma somōa	ɲawa ma somoa	‘guest, stranger’; ‘tamu, orang asing’; ‘gast, vreemdeling’
njawa ma somōa	ɲawa ma somoa	‘unrelated’; ‘bukan keluarga’; ‘niet verwant’
njōa	ɲoa	‘ray’; ‘ikan pari’; ‘rog’
nongoru	noŋoru	‘nephew (brother's/sister's younger son)’; ‘neef’
nongoru	noŋoru	‘niece (brother's/sister's younger daughter)’; ‘nicht’
nongoru	noŋoru	‘younger brother, younger sister’; ‘jongere broeder, zuster’
nòngu	noŋu	‘charcoal’; ‘arang’; ‘houtskool’
nònu	nonu	‘look for’; ‘mencari’; ‘zoeken’
o giniraka	o ɡiniraka	‘right’; ‘kanan’; ‘rechts’
o gubali	o ɡubali	‘left’; ‘kiri’; ‘links’
o luri	o luri	‘lorikeet’
o siāu	o siau	‘colacasia species’
ò'u	oʔu	‘unripe (factually)’
ōa	oa	‘aunt (mother's sister)’; ‘bibi MZ’; ‘tante’
ōata	oata	‘forth’
ṑdaka	odaka	‘know’; ‘tahu, mengetahui kenal’; ‘kennen’
òdé	ode	‘domesticated pig’; ‘babi’; ‘tam varken’
òdé	ode	‘pork (raw)’
òdé ma djèdja	ode ma ɟeɟa	‘sow’
òdé ma mā̀koro	ode ma makoro	‘bear’
òdé ma ngòwaka	ode ma ŋowaka	‘piglet’
ṑdjiki	oɟiki	‘take a bath’; ‘mandi’; ‘baden’
ṑdjomo	oɟomo	‘eat’; ‘makan’; ‘eten’
òdju	oɟu	‘stomach’; ‘lambung’; ‘maag’
ō-gono	o-ɡono	‘crow’; ‘burung gagak’; ‘kraai, raaf’
ogu	oɡu	‘break (a stick, a rope), shatter’; ‘breken’
òka	oka	‘already’; ‘sudah’; ‘reeds’
òka	oka	‘at, in’; ‘di’; ‘te’
òkia	okia	‘what?’; ‘apa’; ‘wat’
òkia -moi	okia -moi	‘how much, how many’; ‘berapa’; ‘hoeveel’
òkiaso	okiaso	‘why’; ‘mengapa’; ‘waarom’
òko	oko	‘liver’; ‘hati’; ‘lever’
òkoko	okoko	‘chin’; ‘dagu’; ‘kin’
ō̇muku	omuku	‘it is infected, it festers’; ‘luka bernanah’; ‘zweer’
òna djo	ona ɟo	‘she, they’; ‘zij’
òra	ora	‘loose, loosely fitting (of a rope)’
ori	ori	‘turtoise, turtle’; ‘schildpad’
ori banga	ori baŋa	‘tortoise’; ‘kura-kura’; ‘landschildpad’
ṑsisi	osisi	‘piss, urine’; ‘air kencing (k b.)’; ‘pis’
ṑsisi	osisi	‘urinate’; ‘kencing (k k.)’; ‘pissen’
òso	oso	‘penis’; ‘batang pelir’; ‘penis’
òsu	osu	‘earthquake’; ‘gempa bumi’; ‘aardbeving’
padaka	padaka	‘dwarf’; ‘orang katai’; ‘dwerg, dwergachtig’
padamara	padamara	‘lamp’; ‘lampu’; ‘lamp’
pakatā	pakata	‘"national" canoe, smaller or larger’; ‘perahu’; ‘prauw’
pàkatā	pakata	‘planks extending the keel for and aft’
palado	palado	‘flying squirrel’; ‘bajing, tupai’; ‘eekhoorn’
panawa	panawa	‘talisman’; ‘jimat’; ‘talisman’
pangelū	paŋelu	‘bullet’; ‘peluru’; ‘kogel’
pàpa	papa	‘carry in front of oneself’; ‘menggendong di muka (memeluk)’; ‘dragen (voor de buik)’
papànga	papaŋa	‘elbow’; ‘siku’; ‘elleboog’
parasèng	paraseŋ	‘gift, present’; ‘hadiah, pemberian’; ‘geschenk’
pariàma	pariama	‘pleiades’
pariàma	pariama	‘year’; ‘tahun’; ‘jaar’
pasagé	pasaɡe	‘square’; ‘persegi’; ‘vierkant’
patu-pàtū	patu-patu	‘hoe’; ‘pacul’; ‘patjoel, hak’
pědėké	pedeke	‘frog’; ‘katak’; ‘kikvors’
pèlanga	pelaŋa	‘Tidorese-made knife’
pělėlaka	pelelaka	‘thin, meagre, skinny’; ‘kurus’; ‘mager’
pělḕsoku	pelesoku	‘10 bottles (volume and capacity measure for fluids)’; ‘ukuran dan berat (isi dan kapasitas)’; ‘maten en gewichten (inhouds)’
pěpèké	pepeke	‘mud’; ‘lumpur’; ‘modder’
pe͗pḗlūka	pepeluka	‘crooked, bent’; ‘bengkok’; ‘krom’
pěrėki	pereki	‘old (of people)’; ‘tua’; ‘oud’
piāroto	piaroto	‘sow’; ‘zaaien’
pī̇doro	pidoro	‘plain’; ‘dataran’; ‘vlakte’
pī̇kulu	pikulu	‘measures and weights (mass)’; ‘ukuran dan berat (berat)’; ‘maten en gewichten (zwaarte)’
pilàtu	pilatu	‘narrow’; ‘sempit’; ‘nauw’
pīlī̀kuru	pilikuru	‘bind, tie’; ‘mengikat’; ‘binden (op allerlei wijzen)’
pīloko	piloko	‘blind’; ‘buta’; ‘blind’
pimo	pimo	‘village head’; ‘kepala kampung’; ‘dorpshoofd’
pī̇titi	pititi	‘caterpillar’; ‘ulat (bulu)’; ‘rups’
pōaka	poaka	‘bleat, moo’; ‘menguak’; ‘bleren’
pōaka	poaka	‘low, bellow’; ‘menguak’; ‘loeien (van een buffel)’
pōaka	poaka	‘neigh, whinny’; ‘meringkik’; ‘hinniken’
pōaka	poaka	‘roar’; ‘mengaum’; ‘brullen’
pōaka	poaka	‘shout’; ‘berteriak’; ‘schreeuwen’
poga	poɡa	‘break (a stick, a rope), shatter’; ‘breken’
pṑkala	pokala	‘hit once, stop’
pṑkoro	pokoro	‘belly’; ‘perut’; ‘buik’
pṑkoro i rama	pokoro i rama	‘cramp in the belly’
pṑkoro o siri	pokoro o siri	‘stomach ache’; ‘sakit perut’; ‘buikpijn’
polòso	poloso	‘pinch, squeeze’; ‘menjepit, menekan’; ‘knijpen, persen’
poparasi	poparasi	‘whiskers’
popoi	popoi	‘sling’; ‘ali-ali’; ‘slinger’
popululu	popululu	‘round, circular (as a stick, as a dish)’; ‘rond’
porōgi	poroɡi	‘rat’; ‘tikus’; ‘rat’
pṑsana	posana	‘hit (to beat, to slap, etc.)’; ‘memukul (menampar meninju dll.)’; ‘slaan (op allerlei wijzen, bv met de vlakke hand, met een stok, met een buigzaam, voorwerp enz.)’
pṑtiti	potiti	‘navel’; ‘pusat’; ‘navel’
pṑtiti ma dodòmi	potiti ma dodomi	‘umbilical cord’; ‘tali pusat’; ‘navelstreng’
pudji	puɟi	‘worship’; ‘menyembah’; ‘aanbidden’
pūnusu	punusu	‘replete, satisfied’; ‘kenyang, puas’; ‘zat, verzadigd’
pūnusu	punusu	‘satisfied’; ‘kenyang, puas’; ‘verzadigd’
pusàka	pusaka	‘inheritance’; ‘warisan’; ‘erfenis’
pusāka (dja) māké	pusaka (ɟa) make	‘inherit’; ‘mewarisi’; ‘erven’
putiana	putiana	‘evil spirit’; ‘ruh jahat’; ‘kwade geest’
putūrungu	puturuŋu	‘strong’; ‘kokoh’; ‘krachtig, sterk’
puwoko	puwoko	‘brown beans’; ‘kacang-kacangan’; ‘bonen’
raba	raba	‘hit, touch’; ‘mengenai, menyentuh’; ‘raken’
rabu	rabu	‘oar, paddle’; ‘pengayuh’; ‘(roei) riem, pagaai’
rāgumu	raɡumu	‘kind of lizard’
ràki	raki	‘planting (?)’
ramoso	ramoso	‘pinch, squeeze’; ‘menjepit, menekan’; ‘knijpen, persen’
raraga	raraɡa	‘branch, twig’; ‘tak’
raraga	raraɡa	‘fingers’; ‘jari tangan (jamak)’; ‘vingers’
raranga	raraŋa	‘fence, hedge’; ‘pagar’; ‘omheining’
ràta	rata	‘box, case’; ‘kotak, dos’; ‘doos’
ràta-tagalȧsa	rata-taɡalasa	‘basket made of rattan’
rātusu moi	ratusu moi	‘hundred’; ‘seratus’; ‘honderd’
régu	reɡu	‘little bit’; ‘sedikit’; ‘weinig’
riaka	riaka	‘nephew’; ‘neef’
riaka	riaka	‘niece (brother's/sister's older daughter)’; ‘nicht’
rī̇aka	riaka	‘older brother, older sister’; ‘oudere broeder, zuster’
ridā̀munu	ridamunu	‘drum’; ‘genderang’; ‘trom’
ridowi	ridowi	‘shoulder something tied to a stick carried by two people’
rió	rio	‘footstep (footprint)’; ‘bekas tapak kaki, jejak’; ‘voetstap (spoor)’
rīsikī	risiki	‘gums’; ‘gusi’; ‘tandvlees’
ritja	rica	‘red pepper’; ‘cabe’; ‘spaanse peper, tjabe’
ritja kokèné	rica kokene	‘red pepper’; ‘cabe’; ‘spaanse peper, tjabe’
ritja namora ma be̊bêlěké	rica namora ma bebeleke	‘red pepper’; ‘cabe’; ‘spaanse peper, tjabe’
ritja ugè	rica uɡe	‘red pepper’; ‘cabe’; ‘spaanse peper, tjabe’
ritja-djawa	rica-ɟawa	‘black pepper’; ‘lada hitam’; ‘peper (zwarte)’
rōanga	roaŋa	‘bark’; ‘menyalak’; ‘blaffen’
ròésè	roese	‘stalk’; ‘tangkai padi, batang padi’; ‘halm’
rōese	roese	‘keel of the canoe’
rṑèsé	roese	‘body’; ‘badan, tubuh’; ‘lichaam’
rṑèsé i pulūtèté	roese i pulutete	‘eruption (of rash)’; ‘ruam’; ‘uitslag’
ròkata	rokata	‘husband’; ‘suami’; ‘man (echtgenoot)’
ròmanga	romaŋa	‘name’; ‘nama’; ‘naam’
ròmanga ma sonōa	romaŋa ma sonoa	‘nickname’; ‘julukan’; ‘bijnaam’
rorawané	rorawane	‘rose apple’; ‘Eugenia’
ruba-isa	ruba-isa	‘lie’; ‘berbaring’; ‘liggen (in het algemeen)’
rubè	rube	‘earthen water barrel’; ‘tempayan’; ‘tempajan’
rugi	ruɡi	‘loss’; ‘rugi’; ‘verlies, schade’
rugi	ruɡi	‘unhappiness’; ‘kesedihan, kemalangan’; ‘ongeluk’
rūkiti	rukiti	‘twine a rope (to twist several strands together)’
saduku	saduku	‘chin’; ‘dagu’; ‘kin’
sāèki	saeki	‘head’; ‘kepala’; ‘hoofd’
sāèki o siri	saeki o siri	‘headache’; ‘sakit kepala, pusing’; ‘hoofdpijn’
saèkī̇je dja tami	saekije ɟa tami	‘carry on the head’; ‘menjujung (di atas kepala)’; ‘dragen (op het hoofd)’
sāèkima kokowo	saekima kokowo	‘skull’; ‘tempurung kepala’; ‘schedel’
sāèkima mūmuku	saekima mumuku	‘crown’; ‘hulu kepala’; ‘kruin (v h hoofd)’
sakāï	sakai	‘cook dinner’
sàkara	sakara	‘gather (when they knock them off)’
sàki	saki	‘fat, grease, greasy’; ‘vet’
sā̀kisi	sakisi	‘witness’; ‘saksi’; ‘getuige’
sala	sala	‘sin’; ‘dosa’; ‘zonde (kwaad doen)’
sala ma bobangu	sala ma bobaŋu	‘fine’; ‘denda’; ‘boete’
salàka	salaka	‘silver’; ‘perak’; ‘zilver’
salambūrumu ma dorōu	salamburumu ma dorou	‘swallow’; ‘burung layang-layang’; ‘zwaluw’
salewā̀kumu	salewakumu	‘shield’; ‘perisai’; ‘schild’
salu	salu	‘temple’; ‘priester, priesteres’
samàka	samaka	‘watermelon’; ‘labu kendi’; ‘kalebas’
sā̀mana	samana	‘outrigger floats’
sàmbiki	sambiki	‘red labu’
sangkàri	saŋkari	‘grape fruit’; ‘Citrus paradisi’; ‘pompelmoes’
sangkàri	saŋkari	‘orange’; ‘jeruk manis’; ‘sinaasappel’
sàngo	saŋo	‘answer’; ‘menjawab’; ‘antwoorden’
sano	sano	‘ask’; ‘bertanya’; ‘vragen’
sapi	sapi	‘cow, bull’; ‘koebeest, rund’
sàpi	sapi	‘beef (raw)’
sàpi ma nāuru	sapi ma nauru	‘bull’; ‘sapi (jantan)’; ‘stier’
sàpi ma ngowědjėka	sapi ma ŋoweɟeka	‘cow’; ‘sapi (betina)’; ‘koe’
saràpa	sarapa	‘measles’; ‘campak’; ‘mazelen’
sārimi	sarimi	‘oar, paddle’; ‘pengayuh’; ‘(roei) riem, pagaai’
sārimi	sarimi	‘shoulderblade’; ‘tulang belikat’; ‘schouderblad’
sarongo	saroŋo	‘roast (in ashes)’; ‘bembam’; ‘poffen’
sārumu	sarumu	‘sheath’; ‘sarung pedang’; ‘schede’
sasadu	sasadu	‘ladle’; ‘ciduk, sendok’; ‘scheplepel, schepper’
sasala	sasala	‘criminal’; ‘penjahat’; ‘misdadiger’
sā̀sata	sasata	‘astringent’; ‘sepat’; ‘samentrekkend’
sātěrū	sateru	‘enemy’; ‘musuh’; ‘vijand’
sawini	sawini	‘hungry’; ‘lapar’; ‘hongerig’
sāwīni	sawini	‘hungry’; ‘lapar’; ‘hongerig’
séké	seke	‘knee-timbers at the extremities of the outriggers’
sěléo	seleo	‘stone’; ‘batu’; ‘steen’
sĕléra	selera	‘river’; ‘sungai’; ‘rivier’
sḕleri dj'arèsé	seleri ɟʔarese	‘tin’; ‘timah’; ‘tin’
sělěri i tataromo	seleri i tataromo	‘lead’; ‘timah hitam’; ‘lood’
sèpi	sepi	‘sloping’; ‘serong, miring’; ‘schuin’
séwèsé-òro-oro	sewese-oro-oro	‘pandanus species’
si bo͗sono	si bosono	‘love’; ‘mencintai, mengasihi’; ‘liefhebben (iemd.)’
si dodogumu	si dodoɡumu	‘finish’; ‘eindigen’
si haga	si haɡa	‘cheat, decieve’; ‘menipu’; ‘bedriegen’
si hamu	si hamu	‘jealous’; ‘cemburu, iri hati’; ‘jaloers’
si maha-uwa	si maha-uwa	‘refuse (not to permit)’; ‘weigeren’
si siròko	si siroko	‘slurp’; ‘menghirup’; ‘slurpen’
siādono	siadono	‘arrive’; ‘tiba’; ‘aankomen’
sī̇ata	siata	‘light’; ‘ringan’; ‘licht’
sī̀danga	sidaŋa	‘strait(s)’; ‘selat’; ‘straat’
sī̇dété	sidete	‘sail’; ‘berlayar’; ‘zeilen’
sigadono	siɡadono	‘until’; ‘hingga’; ‘tot’
sigi	siɡi	‘temple (Muhammedan)’; ‘kuil’; ‘tempel’
siho	siho	‘heart of the tree’; ‘hati kayu (pohon)’; ‘kernhout’
sikutji	sikuci	‘rowboat’; ‘kapal (sampan)’; ‘sloep’
silo	silo	‘light (torch of rosin )’; ‘sinar’; ‘licht’
silo	silo	‘resin (from the damar tree)’; ‘damar (khusus dari pohon damar)’; ‘damar’
silo	silo	‘resin’; ‘damar (umum)’; ‘hars’
silo	silo	‘torch’; ‘suluh’; ‘fakkel’
sìlo dja sṑnèngè	silo ɟa soneŋe	1. ‘put off (light)’; ‘memadamkan (sinar)’; ‘uitdoen (licht)’ 2. ‘space under the house’; ‘kolong rumah’; ‘ruimte onder het huis’
sìlo dja tūpuku	silo ɟa tupuku	‘put on (light)’; ‘menyalakan (sinar)’; ‘aansteken (llcht)’
sinànga	sinaŋa	‘bake, grill, fry’; ‘membakar, panggang menggoreng (dengan minyak)’; ‘braden’
sinàpan	sinapan	‘rifle’; ‘bedil (senapan)’; ‘geweer’
sinia	sinia	‘want something’; ‘menghendaki sesuatu’; ‘iets willen’
sinia dja lò'a	sinia ɟa loʔa	‘virtue’; ‘kebajikan’; ‘deugd (goed zijn)’
sìnòto	sinoto	‘two’; ‘dua’; ‘twee’
sio	sio	‘nine’; ‘sembilan’; ‘negen’
siòdé	siode	‘fish (in general, also when eaten as dessert)’; ‘ikan’; ‘vis (in het algemeen of in tegenstelling v. vlees)’
siòdé	siode	‘meat (raw, dried)’; ‘vlees’
sīode	siode	‘side-dish’; ‘lauk-pauk’; ‘toespijs’
siòdė gogěrėngi	siode ɡoɡereŋi	‘dried meat’; ‘dendeng’; ‘gedroogd vlees’
sirā̀ngutu	siraŋutu	‘blow the nose’; ‘membuang ingus’; ‘snuiten’
sirā̀ngutu	siraŋutu	‘have a cold’; ‘sakit selesma’; ‘verkouden’
sirā̀ngutu	siraŋutu	‘mucus’; ‘ingus’; ‘snot’
siri	siri	‘ill’; ‘merasa sakit’; ‘ziek zijn’
siri	siri	‘ill’; ‘sakit’; ‘ziek’
so kòmanėge - so kòmanėna	so komaneɡe - so komanena	‘like this, like that’; ‘begini, begitu.’; ‘zo’
so konòké	so konoke	‘how’; ‘bagaimana’; ‘hoe’
sòata	soata	‘palm of the hand’; ‘telapak tangan’; ‘handpalm’
sòdja	soɟa	‘dancing of men carrying spears and shields’
sòka	soka	‘leaf’; ‘daun’; ‘blad’
solano	solano	‘hide, begin’; ‘bersembunyi’; ‘zich verbergen’
sṑlèté	solete	‘go upstream’; ‘berlayar ke hulu’; ‘stroomop (varen)’
sòma	soma	‘net’; ‘jala’; ‘net’
sṑnèngè	soneŋe	‘death’; ‘kematian’; ‘dood (zelfstnw.)’
sṑnèngè	soneŋe	‘die’; ‘meninggal dunia’; ‘sterven’
sṑnèngè ī kulai	soneŋe i kulai	‘ghost’; ‘setan’; ‘spook’
sṑnèngē ma kapàlang	soneŋe ma kapalaŋ	‘funeral ceremony’; ‘upacara kematian’; ‘lijkfeest’
sonōa	sonoa	‘half’; ‘setengah’; ‘een half’
sòra	sora	‘chaff’; ‘sekam’; ‘kaf’

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