Source entries: Flassy et al. (1987)

Flassy et al. (1987): Mbaham

Original citation: Flassy, Don A.L., Constrantinopel Ruhukael & Frans Rumbrawer. 1987. Fonologi Bahasa Bahaam. Jakarta: Departmen Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan.

Notes on this source: Long vowels in this source correspond to stressed syllables in Cottet (2015). Edited by Antoinette Schapper.

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Headword	IPA	Glosses
aahi	aːhi	‘uncle, mother's brother’; ‘paman, MB’
aaku	aːku	‘aunt, father's sister’; ‘bibi, FZ, tante’
aam	aːm	‘husband's younger brother's wife’; ‘istri saudara laki-laki termuda suami, HByW’
aam	aːm	‘older sibling’; ‘kakak laki-laki, kakak perempuan’
aano	aːno	‘wife's older sister, sister-in-law’; ‘saudara perempuan tertua istri, WZo, ipar perempuan’
aaqrou	aːkrou	‘angry’; ‘marah’
aaqrow	aːkrow	‘angry’; ‘marah’
aat	aːt	‘air, breath’; ‘udara, napas’
aat noowma	aːt noːwma	‘love’; ‘mencintai, mengasihi’
aat wohow	aːt wohow	‘breathe’; ‘bernapas’
aatpaadin	aːtpaːdin	‘chest’; ‘dada’
aatpkwahu	aːtpkʷahu	‘lung’; ‘paru-paru’
aatsigye	aːtsiɡje	‘suck’; ‘menghirup’
adooq	adoːk	‘medicine’; ‘obat’
adoq	adok	‘wood’; ‘kayu’
adoq paak	adok paːk	‘tree bark’; ‘kulit pohon’
(adoq) toos	(adok) toːs	‘cut down (tree)’; ‘menebang (pohon)’
adoq wooqap	adok woːkap	‘heartwood’; ‘hati kayu’
adoq wuryaa	adok wurjaː	‘tree’; ‘pohon’
ahi (cocodo)	ahi (tʃotʃodo)	‘live, alive’; ‘hidup’
ahir	ahir	‘get up’; ‘bangun’
ahiryeet	ahirjeːt	‘stay awake, get up’; ‘terjaga, bangun tidur’
ahiryet	ahirjet	‘get up’; ‘bangunlah’
ambaa	aᵐbaː	‘dry land’; ‘darat’
andeera	aⁿdeːra	‘rise (to a sitting position)’; ‘bangkit sendiri (dari posisi duduk)’
anduu	aⁿduː	‘I, me, 1SG’; ‘saya’
anggaara	aᵑɡaːra	‘basket’; ‘keranjang’
apo qas	apo kas	‘large spoon, ladle’; ‘entong, sendok besar’
aqoru	akoru	‘bad, angry’; ‘jahat, marah’
aqoruaqoru	akoruakoru	‘enemy’; ‘musuh’
aroo	aroː	‘receive, take’; ‘menerima, mengambil’
aroo wees	aroː weːs	‘go and take’; ‘pergi mengambil’
at sigye	at siɡje	‘breathe’; ‘bernapas’
ataap	ataːp	‘small bag, container for tobacco’; ‘noken kecil, tempat tembakau’
atrii	atriː	‘tame, domestic’; ‘jinak’
awendiik	aweⁿdiːk	‘three’; ‘tiga’
awuo	awuo	‘breathe’; ‘bernapas’
awuo	awuo	‘sigh, moan’; ‘berkeluh kesah, mengeluh’
awuryee	awurjeː	‘go down (a ladder to place on ground)’; ‘turun (tangga, ke tempat semula)’
aytmonteyt	ajtmontejt	‘under (a house, roof)’; ‘di bawah (rumah, atap)’
banaabana	banaːbana	‘butterfly (large type)’; ‘kupu-kupu (jenis besar)’
bawn	bawn	‘coffin’; ‘peti mati, peti mayat’
bwrow	bwrow	‘fly’; ‘terbang’
caam	tʃaːm	‘garden’; ‘huma, ladang, kebun’
caam tutruubro	tʃaːm tutruːbro	‘work the land’; ‘mengerjakan tanah’
cam	tʃam	‘garden’; ‘kebun’
carii	tʃariː	‘rain’; ‘hujan’
caroqcaaroq	tʃaroktʃaːrok	‘quail’; ‘burung puyuh’
cedaaut	tʃedaːut	‘old’; ‘tua, renta’
cedaawt	tʃedaːwt	‘old’; ‘tua, renta’
cedare	tʃedare	‘steal’; ‘mencuri’
cet	tʃet	‘faeces, shit’; ‘tahi, tinja’
cet	tʃet	‘useless stuff’; ‘barang tak berguna’
cet neninggye	tʃet neniᵑɡje	‘adultery’; ‘berzinah’
cet prespres	tʃet prespres	‘diarrhea’; ‘menceret’
cet puk	tʃet puk	‘fart’; ‘kentut’
cet puke	tʃet puke	‘fart’; ‘berkentut’
cet pukerhem	tʃet pukerhem	‘did you fart?’; ‘apakah kentut?’
cet yook	tʃet joːk	‘defecate’; ‘berak’
cetmbur	tʃetᵐbur	‘enthusiastic, strength’; ‘semangat, kekuatan’
cetmbuurmbur	tʃetᵐbuːrᵐbur	‘brave’; ‘gagah perkasa, berani’
cetmbuurningge	tʃetᵐbuːrniᵑɡe	‘soft, weak’; ‘lemah’
cetngraak	tʃetŋraːk	‘skinny, emaciated’; ‘kurus’
cidawdawt	tʃidawdawt	‘decrepit, too old to work any longer’; ‘tua renta (ekspresi idiomatik)’
cikaabus	tʃikaːbus	‘spit, saliva’; ‘ludah’
ciwawt	tʃiwawt	‘old’; ‘tua’
cocodo	tʃotʃodo	‘clear’; ‘nyata, fana’
coon praam	tʃoːn praːm	‘sole of foot’; ‘telapak kaki’
cuon	tʃuon	‘thigh’; ‘paha’
damar	damar	‘white resin’; ‘damar putih, kopal’
dulan	dulan	‘durian’; ‘durian’
dulan siina	dulan siːna	‘soursop’; ‘sirsak’
eenja	eːⁿdʒa	‘father’; ‘ayah’
eenja	eːⁿdʒa	‘husband's older brother’; ‘saudara laki-laki tertua suami, HBo’
eenja	eːⁿdʒa	‘husband's younger brother’; ‘saudara laki-laki termuda suami, HBy’
eenja	eːⁿdʒa	‘older brother of husband’; ‘kakak laki-laki suami, DH’
eenja pkwahaama	eːⁿdʒa pkʷahaːma	‘uncle, father's older brother’; ‘paman, FBo, bapak tua’
eenja timenbaa	eːⁿdʒa timenbaː	‘father on high’; ‘bapak di atas ketinggian’
etacoor	etatʃoːr	‘nervous’; ‘gugup’
etar	etar	‘nation, tribe’; ‘suku bangsa’
homoori	homoːri	‘leprosy’; ‘kusta, lepra’
ibiyek	ibijek	‘ripe (of fruit)’; ‘masak (buah-buahan)’
ibyek	ibjek	‘ripe’; ‘masak, matang’
iin	iːn	‘think’; ‘berpikir’
iinde	iːⁿde	‘think, consider’; ‘mempertimbangkan, pikir-pikir’
iip	iːp	‘bile, gall’; ‘empedu’
ikandak	ikaⁿdak	‘frog’; ‘katak’
im(i)yaak	im(i)jaːk	‘house’; ‘rumah’
imiyaak kadaa	imijaːk kadaː	‘make house’; ‘membuat rumah’
imiyaaq wiida	imijaːk wiːda	‘temple’; ‘kuil’
imyaak kaaman	imjaːk kaːman	‘terrace’; ‘tiris, teras’
(imyaak) kadaa	(imjaːk) kadaː	‘build a house’; ‘membangun rumah’
(imyaak) pkwaruuk	(imjaːk) pkʷaruːk	‘hut’; ‘pondok’
imyaak qen kreeng	imjaːk ken kreːŋ	‘climb into house (general)’; ‘naik ke rumah (umum)’
imyaak qen kreng-	imjaːk ken kreŋ-	‘climb into house (many)’; ‘naik ke rumah (banyak)’
imyaak rereewa	imjaːk rereːwa	‘triangle at top of roof’; ‘mata segi tiga atap rumah’
imyaak tumtuumbis	imjaːk tumtuːᵐbis	‘ridge pole’; ‘bubungan’
induup	iⁿduːp	‘needle’; ‘jarum’
inin tikinyeep	inin tikiɲeːp	‘generous, kind’; ‘murah hati, baik hati’
inyaamo	iɲaːmo	‘this is it’; ‘ini dia’
iryaak	irjaːk	‘sago porridge’; ‘bubur sagu, papeda’
isnembaak	isneᵐbaːk	‘last’; ‘terakhir’
isnembaak tuuni	isneᵐbaːk tuːni	‘last time’; ‘terakhir kali’
itaabye	itaːbje	‘kill’; ‘membunuh’
jaen	dʒaen	‘ring’; ‘cincin’
jayn	dʒajn	‘ring’; ‘cincin’
jooun	dʒoːun	‘flat’; ‘rata’
joown	dʒoːwn	‘flat’; ‘rata’
kaabe yaanjit	kaːbe jaːⁿdʒit	‘come’; ‘datang ke mari, akan datang’
kaabet	kaːbet	‘come!’; ‘datanglah’
kaabriye	kaːbrije	‘blunt’; ‘tumpul’
kaamen	kaːmen	‘wing’; ‘sayap’
kaap	kaːp	‘come, arrive’; ‘datang’
kaaprit	kaːprit	‘arrive’; ‘tiba’
kaar	kaːr	‘vagina’; ‘puki, vagina’
kaatek paak	kaːtek paːk	‘oyster shell’; ‘kulit tiram’
kaay	kaːj	‘shoot’; ‘menembak’
kaays	kaːjs	‘bullet’; ‘peluru’
kabaahi	kabaːhi	‘sneeze’; ‘bersin’
kabaar kndaa	kabaːr kⁿdaː	‘sago cluster’; ‘rumpun sagu’
kabaar nggoutnggout	kabaːr ᵑɡoutᵑɡout	‘baked sago, sago packaged’; ‘sagu bakar, sagu bungkus’
kabaar (pkwye)	kabaːr (pkʷje)	‘sago, sago flour’; ‘sagu (bola), tepung sagu’
kabaar (wurya)	kabaːr (wurja)	‘sago (tree)’; ‘(pohon) sagu’
kabaara	kabaːra	‘roof of sago leaves’; ‘atap daun sagu’
kabaas	kabaːs	‘moon’; ‘bulan’
kabaas kreeng	kabaːs kreːŋ	‘moonrise’; ‘bulan terbit’
kabaas pkwye oqono	kabaːs pkʷje okono	‘one month’; ‘satu bulan’
kabaas suuhu	kabaːs suːhu	‘full moon’; ‘purnama, terang bulan’
kabaas troowng	kabaːs troːwŋ	‘moon set’; ‘bulan terbenam’
kabaas waanang	kabaːs waːnaŋ	‘lunar eclipse’; ‘gerhana bulan’
kabwor	kabwor	‘lime’; ‘kapur’
kabyer	kabjer	‘dibble stick’; ‘tugal’
kabyer pkwaak	kabjer pkʷaːk	‘make hole’; ‘membuat lubang’
k(a)daa	k(a)daː	‘make, do’; ‘membuat’
kadaa	kadaː	‘give birth (of animal)’; ‘melahirkan (hewan)’
kadi	kadi	‘taro’; ‘keladi, talas’
kaeem kowangkwom	kaeːm kowaŋkʷom	‘death ceremony’; ‘upcara kematian’
kahanggyee	kahaᵑɡjeː	‘flu, cold’; ‘sakit selesma, pilek, flu’
kahenggye	kaheᵑɡje	‘cough mockingly’; ‘batuk mengejek’
kais	kais	‘grain, seed’; ‘biji’
kais	kais	‘turn, spin’; ‘berputar’
kakaaran	kakaːran	‘bamboo flooring’; ‘lantai bambu’
kakaroo	kakaroː	‘stingy, greedy’; ‘pelit, kikir’
kakawoo	kakawoː	‘fern’; ‘pakis’
kakomaa	kakomaː	‘deflated’; ‘kempes’
kaliliban	kaliliban	‘mat’; ‘tikar’
kamaandi	kamaːⁿdi	‘breadfruit’; ‘sukun’
kambiir	kaᵐbiːr	‘war’; ‘perang’
kambiir key	kaᵐbiːr kej	‘wage war’; ‘berperang’
kambiir nandeera	kaᵐbiːr naⁿdeːra	‘wage war’; ‘berperang’
kambiir windi	kaᵐbiːr wiⁿdi	‘defensive place’; ‘tempat bertahan’
kambooqa	kaᵐboːka	‘pandanus (whose leaves can be woven)’; ‘pandan (daunnya untuk anyaman)’
kamboor	kaᵐboːr	‘grassland’; ‘padang rumput’
kambwooqa	kaᵐbwoːka	‘pandanus (whose leaves can be woven)’; ‘pandan (daunnya untuk anyaman)’
kameen	kameːn	‘hand, arm’; ‘tangan’
kameen ketrii	kameːn ketriː	‘fist’; ‘genggam(an)’
kameen kuwor	kameːn kuwor	‘finger’; ‘jari tangan’
kameen kuwor cetareremi	kameːn kuwor tʃetareremi	‘middle finger’; ‘jari tengah’
kameen kuwor kreek	kameːn kuwor kreːk	‘little finger’; ‘kelingking’
kameen kuwor pkweyaaw	kameːn kuwor pkʷejaːw	‘thumb’; ‘ibu jari’
kameen kuwor samaraak	kameːn kuwor samaraːk	‘ring finger’; ‘jari manis’
kameen kuwor tuwak	kameːn kuwor tuwak	‘pointing finger, index finger’; ‘telunjuk’
kameen mbun	kameːn ᵐbun	‘measurement from elbow to fingertips’; ‘hasta’
kameen nggwaringgwari	kameːn ᵑɡʷariᵑɡʷari	‘wrist’; ‘pergelangan tangan’
kameen paak	kameːn paːk	‘nail (of hand)’; ‘kuku’
kameen praam	kameːn praːm	‘palm of hand’; ‘tapak tangan’
kameen taredare	kameːn taredare	‘main finger’; ‘raja tangan’
kameen tunggwon	kameːn tuᵑɡʷon	‘elbow’; ‘siku’
kameen waqwaq	kameːn wakwak	‘main finger’; ‘raja tangan’
kameen wareswayn	kameːn wareswajn	‘upper arm’; ‘pangkal lengan’
kamen kreeng	kamen kreːŋ	‘win (war)’; ‘menang (perang)’
kamiini	kamiːni	‘sun’; ‘matahari’
kamiini kreeng	kamiːni kreːŋ	‘sunrise’; ‘matahari terbit’
kamiini troowng	kamiːni troːwŋ	‘sunset’; ‘matahari terbenam’
kamiini waanang	kamiːni waːnaŋ	‘solar eclipse’; ‘gerhana matahari’
kamkamar	kamkamar	‘yawn’; ‘menguap’
kanaaningge	kanaːniᵑɡe	‘loss’; ‘rugi’
kanggaap	kaᵑɡaːp	‘sharp’; ‘tajam’
kanggoori	kaᵑɡoːri	‘young, unripe’; ‘muda, mentah (buah)’
kanien	kanien	‘find and look, gain’; ‘menemukan setelah mencari, memperoleh’
kaniyen	kanijen	‘luck, profit’; ‘untung, laba’
kanjoom	kaⁿdʒoːm	‘penis’; ‘batang pelir, penis’
kanjoom kays	kaⁿdʒoːm kajs	‘testicle’; ‘buah pelir’
kanjoq kaseeli	kaⁿdʒok kaseːli	‘white heron’; ‘bangau putih (burung musiman dari Selat Sele)’
kanjoqa	kaⁿdʒoka	‘heron (general)’; ‘bangau (pada umumnya)’
kanumbar	kanuᵐbar	‘pot, pan’; ‘belanga, guci’
kanumbar kay	kanuᵐbar kaj	‘fire a pot, make a pot’; ‘membakar belanga, membuat belanga’
kanumbar syoor	kanuᵐbar sjoːr	‘clay pot’; ‘belanga tanah’
kareem	kareːm	‘shoulder’; ‘bahu’
kareem tooqar	kareːm toːkar	‘shoulder blade’; ‘tulang belikat’
kareemen praak	kareːmen praːk	‘carry on shoulder’; ‘membawa pada bahu, memikul’
karewot	karewot	‘k.o. tuber (large, hairy corm)’; ‘kumbeli (besar dan berhulu )’
karooq	karoːk	‘carry under arm’; ‘mengepit’
kata	kata	‘quiver, holder for arrows’; ‘tempat anak panah’
katababo	katababo	‘pound bark cloth’; ‘memukul kulit kayu’
katambriik	kataᵐbriːk	‘turn over’; ‘mengembalikan’
kataraak	kataraːk	‘hard’; ‘keras, kokoh’
katawaawi	katawaːwi	‘head band’; ‘ikat kepala (umum)’
katoor	katoːr	‘shell (generic)’; ‘kerang (pada umumnya)’
katwaksin	katwaksin	‘tongs’; ‘sepit, tang’
kawenaa	kawenaː	‘watch over’; ‘menjaga, mengawal’
kay	kaj	‘make’; ‘membuat’
kayaam	kajaːm	‘slave’; ‘budak’
kayeem	kajeːm	‘betel nut’; ‘pinang’
kayemiis	kajemiːs	‘heart’; ‘jantung’
kayey	kajej	‘betel vine’; ‘sirih’
kayn	kajn	‘hole’; ‘lobang’
kayoor	kajoːr	‘torch’; ‘suluh’
kays	kajs	‘grain, seed’; ‘biji’
kays	kajs	‘turn, spin’; ‘berputar’
kays tigyet	kajs tiɡjet	‘round’; ‘bundar’
kdaa	kdaː	‘born (of animal)’; ‘hewan lahir’
kebeit	kebeit	‘crow’; ‘burung gagak’
kebeyt	kebejt	‘crow’; ‘burung gagak’
keburye	keburje	‘support’; ‘mendukung’
kedi	kedi	‘taro’; ‘keladi, talas’
keehik	keːhik	‘old’; ‘tua (dalam arti sebenarnya)’
keeren	keːren	‘turtle, tortoise’; ‘penyu’
kehenggyer	keheᵑɡjer	‘snot’; ‘ingus’
kemeyaa	kemejaː	‘little, small’; ‘kecil’
kemeyaakameya	kemejaːkameja	‘small’; ‘kecil’
kemkeembu	kemkeːᵐbu	‘k.o. guava (large, red)’; ‘jambu jenis besar (berwarna merah)’
kendee	keⁿdeː	‘know’; ‘tahu’
kendeeqende	keⁿdeːkeⁿde	‘capable, able’; ‘pandai’
kendendeeninggye	keⁿdeⁿdeːniᵑɡje	‘stupid’; ‘bodoh’
keskeehik	keskeːhik	‘decrepit, too old to work any longer (of woman)’; ‘tua renta (ekspresi idiomatik- untuk perempuan)’
ketrii	ketriː	‘hold’; ‘menahan, memegang’
key	kej	‘make, do’; ‘membuat’
key kameen	kej kameːn	‘accompany’; ‘menuntun’
key pook	kej poːk	‘smash’; ‘memecahkan’
key tukyaas	kej tukjaːs	‘snap’; ‘memutuskan’
key twaak	kej twaːk	‘break’; ‘mematahkan’
keye koroos	keje koroːs	‘bargain’; ‘menawar’
keye paqooq	keje pakoːk	‘do bad’; ‘berbuat salah’
keye pkwuos	keje pkʷuos	‘do well’; ‘berbuat bagus’
keyet	kejet	‘work’; ‘bekerja’
keynembuk	kejneᵐbuk	‘door’; ‘pintu’
keynembuk kemeya	kejneᵐbuk kemeja	‘window’; ‘jendela’
kigiis	kiɡiːs	‘pregnant (of animal)’; ‘hewan hamil’
kiis	kiːs	‘k.o. guava’; ‘jambu mete’
kikiibon	kikiːbon	‘mosquito’; ‘nyamuk’
kikinyeep	kikiɲeːp	‘beautiful, good’; ‘elok, indah, cantik’
kimbyaa	kiᵐbjaː	‘bow’; ‘haluan’
kinembuuk kroodet	kineᵐbuːk kroːdet	‘close the door’; ‘tutuplah pintu’
kinggyet	kiᵑɡjet	‘fur, animal hair’; ‘bulu burung’
kinis	kinis	‘tear’; ‘air mata’
kinjaan	kiⁿdʒaːn	‘human, person’; ‘orang, manusia’
kinjaan awendiik	kiⁿdʒaːn aweⁿdiːk	‘sixty’; ‘enam puluh’
kinjaan awendiik pkwraa	kiⁿdʒaːn aweⁿdiːk pkʷraː	‘seventy’; ‘tujuh puluh’
kinjaan cidawt	kiⁿdʒaːn tʃidawt	‘old man’; ‘lelaki tua’
kinjaan keehik	kiⁿdʒaːn keːhik	‘old woman’; ‘perempuan tua’
kinjaan kiwariik	kiⁿdʒaːn kiwariːk	‘corpse (of someone)’; ‘mayat seseorang’
kinjaan kmaantuwa	kiⁿdʒaːn kmaːntuwa	‘rich man’; ‘orang kaya’
kinjaan kumkum	kiⁿdʒaːn kumkum	‘place of ancestors’; ‘tempat arwah’
kinjaan kumuung-tengteng	kiⁿdʒaːn kumuːŋ-teŋteŋ	‘metal worker, smith’; ‘pandai besi’
kinjaan oqono	kiⁿdʒaːn okono	‘twenty’; ‘dua puluh’
kinjaan oqono pkwraa	kiⁿdʒaːn okono pkʷraː	‘thirty’; ‘tiga puluh’
kinjaan oqono-oqono	kiⁿdʒaːn okono-okono	‘twenty one’; ‘dua puluh satu’
kinjaan sirjet	kiⁿdʒaːn sirdʒet	‘nation, tribe’; ‘suku bangsa’
kinjaan upupuut	kiⁿdʒaːn upupuːt	‘elders’; ‘orang tua-tua’
kinjaan wambuom	kiⁿdʒaːn waᵐbuom	‘that which is aged’; ‘yang dituakan’
kinjaan wiryanggraak	kiⁿdʒaːn wirjaᵑɡraːk	‘eighty’; ‘delapan puluh’
kinjaan wiryanggraak pkwraa	kiⁿdʒaːn wirjaᵑɡraːk pkʷraː	‘ninety’; ‘sembilan puluh’
kinjaan wriik	kiⁿdʒaːn wriːk	‘forty’; ‘empat puluh’
kinjaan wriik pkwraa	kiⁿdʒaːn wriːk pkʷraː	‘fifty’; ‘lima puluh’
kinjaan yuwaq	kiⁿdʒaːn juwak	‘medicine man’; ‘dukun, orang’
kiryaa	kirjaː	‘air’; ‘udara’
kiskis	kiskis	‘star’; ‘bintang’
kiyaam	kijaːm	‘prisoner of war, slave’; ‘tawanan perang, budak’
k(i)yep	k(i)jep	‘eye’; ‘mata’
kiyep naasnas	kijep naːsnas	‘blurry eyes’; ‘mata kabur’
kiyep ndura	kijep ⁿdura	‘sleepy’; ‘mengantuk’
kiyep nggwayong-gwayong	kijep ᵑɡʷajoŋ-ɡwajoŋ	‘cross-eyed’; ‘juling’
kiyep paak	kijep paːk	‘eyelid’; ‘kelopak mata’
kiyep pkwaanggis	kijep pkʷaːᵑɡis	‘forehead, brow’; ‘kening mata’
kiyep suminye	kijep sumiɲe	‘shut eyes’; ‘memejamkan mata’
kiyep sumsuum	kijep sumsuːm	‘blind’; ‘buta’
kiyep twe	kijep twe	‘eyebrow’; ‘bulu mata’
kiyep wariik	kijep wariːk	‘dead (of people)’; ‘manusia mati’
kmaantuwa	kmaːntuwa	‘rich’; ‘kaya’
kmayt	kmajt	‘child of brother, child of sister’; ‘anak saudara laki-laki, anak saudara perempuan, ZC, BC’
kmbaat	kᵐbaːt	‘wound’; ‘luka’
kmeeng	kmeːŋ	‘sweet’; ‘manis’
kmeya	kmeja	‘small’; ‘kecil’
kmeyt	kmejt	‘child of brother, child of sister’; ‘anak saudara laki-laki, anak saudara perempuan, ZC, BC’
kmeyt	kmejt	‘small’; ‘kecil’
kmiir	kmiːr	‘face’; ‘wajah’
kmiir twe	kmiːr twe	‘?’; ‘topeng’
kmuung sambeeq	kmuːŋ saᵐbeːk	‘forge iron’; ‘menempa besi’
knaa	knaː	‘see’; ‘melihat’
knaakuos	knaːkuos	‘capable, able’; ‘merasa sanggup’
kndaa nentre	kⁿdaː nentre	‘carry on head’; ‘menjunjung’
kndaa nggreknggrek	kⁿdaː ᵑɡrekᵑɡrek	‘large cloth’; ‘kain lebar dan besar’
kndaa nggresnggres	kⁿdaː ᵑɡresᵑɡres	‘thin’; ‘tipis’
kndaa tooqar	kⁿdaː toːkar	‘skull’; ‘batok, tempurung’
(kndaa) tuwoong	(kⁿdaː) tuwoːŋ	‘bald’; ‘botak’
kndaa twe	kⁿdaː twe	‘head hair’; ‘rambut kepala’
kndaa (wame)	kⁿdaː (wame)	‘head’; ‘kepala’
kndaa weyoos	kⁿdaː wejoːs	‘tall (mountain)’; ‘tinggi (gunung)’
kndee	kⁿdeː	‘know’; ‘tahu, mengenal’
knoom	knoːm	‘quiet’; ‘diam’
kobooung	koboːuŋ	‘cold’; ‘dingin’
koboowng	koboːwŋ	‘cold’; ‘dingin’
koboowskobows	koboːwskobows	‘moist’; ‘lembab’
kobrow	kobrow	‘bandicoot’; ‘tikus tanah’
kobyan	kobjan	‘k.o. tuber (brown coloured corm)’; ‘kumbeli (warna isinya coklat)’
kodoom	kodoːm	‘coral’; ‘karang’
kodoowk	kodoːwk	‘magical’; ‘gaib’
kohowmur	kohowmur	‘bow’; ‘busur’
kokook	kokoːk	‘chicken’; ‘ayam’
kokook natnapa	kokoːk natnapa	‘chicken fight’; ‘ayam sabungan’
kokuos	kokuos	‘prepare’; ‘menyediakan, menyiapkan’
komenaa	komenaː	‘hear’; ‘mendengar’
komkmiir	komkmiːr	‘his face’; ‘wajahnya’
konggoo	koᵑɡoː	‘raw, unripe’; ‘mentah’
konggoori	koᵑɡoːri	‘very raw, green’; ‘mentah-mentah, hijau’
konggwaam	koᵑɡʷaːm	‘grass’; ‘rumput’
koomak	koːmak	‘cloud’; ‘awan’
koor	koːr	‘criminal’; ‘penjahat’
koor	koːr	‘enemy’; ‘musuh’
koor	koːr	‘prisoner of war, slave’; ‘tawanan perang, budak’
koos	koːs	‘search, look for’; ‘mencari’
koous	koːus	‘search, look for’; ‘mencari’
koows	koːws	‘search, look for’; ‘mencari’
kopros paak	kopros paːk	‘shell (of shellfish)’; ‘kulit siput, kulit keong’
koprow	koprow	‘bandicoot’; ‘tikus tanah’
koqeraa	kokeraː	‘wait’; ‘menunggu’
kos	kos	‘look for, search, guess’; ‘mencari, tebak’
koskohot nuwe	koskohot nuwe	‘riddle’; ‘teka-teki’
kowaknggaa	kowakᵑɡaː	‘target’; ‘sasaran, kena’
kowaraap	kowaraːp	‘relatives of siblings’; ‘sanak saudara’
kowarap	kowarap	‘father's sister's daughter’; ‘anak perempuan saudara laki ayah, FZD’
kowarap	kowarap	‘sister of mother, mother's brother's daughter’; ‘anak perempuan saudara laki ibu, MBD’
kownet	kownet	‘lie face up’; ‘berbaring menengada’
kownet ndaqo	kownet ⁿdako	‘lie on back’; ‘terlentang’
kpuuhi	kpuːhi	‘sweet’; ‘manis’
kraam	kraːm	‘crab’; ‘kepiting’
kreeng	kreːŋ	‘ascend, go up, rise’; ‘naik, mendaki’
kriya	krija	‘water’; ‘air’
kriya k(i)yep	krija k(i)jep	‘water spring’; ‘mata air, sumber air’
kriya kndaa	krija kⁿdaː	‘sail upstream’; ‘berlayar ke hulu’
kriya muu	krija muː	‘river’; ‘sungai’
kriya pkwyer	krija pkʷjer	‘flood, deluge’; ‘banjir’
kriya wou(ng)	krija wou(ŋ)	‘sail downstream’; ‘belayar ke hilir’
krobat	krobat	‘mouse, rat’; ‘tikus rumah’
krobat mbrumbru	krobat ᵐbruᵐbru	‘sugarglider’; ‘bajing, tupai’
krokrot	krokrot	‘side, edge’; ‘tepi, pinggir’
krooma	kroːma	‘gambier, Uncaria gambir’; ‘gambir’
kroot	kroːt	‘close, shut’; ‘menutup’
krya neney	krja nenej	‘cup, something to drink out of’; ‘tempat minum’
krya pkwouspkwous	krja pkʷouspkʷous	‘channel filling with water when it rains’; ‘terusan yang berair hanya pada waktu penghujan’
krya wame	krja wame	‘bamboo bucket’; ‘bambu air, bumbung, perian’
krya wouk-wouk	krja wouk-wouk	‘draw water, fetch water’; ‘mengambil air’
krya yabaar	krja jabaːr	‘channel, flow of water’; ‘saluran air, jalan air, terusan’
kuduruuk	kuduruːk	‘sweat’; ‘keringat’
kuguuk	kuɡuːk	‘k.o. bird’; ‘burung fajar’
kuhi	kuhi	‘fragrant, nice smelling’; ‘harum, wangi’
kuhuu	kuhuː	‘flea, dog louse’; ‘kutu anjing’
kumbudare	kuᵐbudare	‘rattan’; ‘rotan’
kumkum	kumkum	‘ghost, ancestor spirit’; ‘setan, arwah’
kumuung	kumuːŋ	‘iron’; ‘besi’
kundiik	kuⁿdiːk	‘three’; ‘tiga’
kunduur	kuⁿduːr	‘pig’; ‘babi’
kunduur saak	kuⁿduːr saːk	‘pig sty’; ‘kandang babi’
kunduur tiginindin	kuⁿduːr tiɡiniⁿdin	‘wild pig’; ‘babi hutan’
kunduur yayee	kuⁿduːr jajeː	‘fat (pig), oil (pig)’; ‘gemuk (babi), minyak (babi)’
kunggyaat	kuᵑɡjaːt	‘send’; ‘mengirim’
kunik	kunik	‘owl’; ‘burung hantu’
kuoskuos	kuoskuos	‘healthy’; ‘sehat’
kuot	kuot	‘knife’; ‘pisau’
kuriyeeng	kurijeːŋ	‘stern’; ‘buritan’
kurugis	kuruɡis	‘pitfall, fall trap’; ‘perangkap dengan lubang dalam tanah’
kuruwa	kuruwa	‘large, tall heron’; ‘bangau besar dan tinggi’
kuryeembus	kurjeːᵐbus	‘blister, boil’; ‘bisul’
(kus)kus	(kus)kus	‘caterpillar, grub’; ‘ulat’
kuskuwe	kuskuwe	‘narrow’; ‘sempit’
kuspkwehere	kuspkʷehere	‘market’; ‘pasar’
kuswiin	kuswiːn	‘beach, coast’; ‘pantai’
kuudi	kuːdi	‘box’; ‘peti’
kuukur	kuːkur	‘marsh, swamp’; ‘rawa’
kuumbya	kuːᵐbja	‘top (of tree), crest, crown’; ‘pucuk, puncak (pohon)’
kuur	kuːr	‘gum, sap, resin’; ‘getah, perekat’
kuus	kuːs	‘snake’; ‘ular’
kuus yonandin	kuːs jonaⁿdin	‘python’; ‘ular beludak, piton’
ku(w)os	ku(w)os	‘get’; ‘dapat, sanggap’
kware	kʷare	‘shard, small piece’; ‘pecahan, butir’
laandan	laːⁿdan	‘clothes’; ‘pakaian’
laate	laːte	‘grandfather’; ‘kakek, nenek laki-laki’
lesiin	lesiːn	‘edible shoots of Saccharum spontaneum’; ‘sayur lilin, terubuk’
ma(a) haqaa	ma(a) hakaː	‘throat’; ‘kerongkongan’
maaim	maːim	‘oil’; ‘minyak’
maamat	maːmat	‘flower’; ‘bunga’
maaq	maːk	‘sound, voice, language’; ‘bunyi, suara, bahasa’
maaq braak	maːk braːk	‘delegation’; ‘utusan bahasa’
maaq seeng	maːk seːŋ	‘hoarse’; ‘parau’
maaqpaparaingge	maːkpaparaiᵑɡe	‘dumb, mute’; ‘bisu’
maar	maːr	‘cloth’; ‘kain’
maar nggeytnggeyt	maːr ᵑɡejtᵑɡejt	‘sarong’; ‘kain sarung’
maar pouspous	maːr pouspous	‘cloth for carrying a child’; ‘kain gendong’
maar syong	maːr sjoŋ	‘bark cloth’; ‘jeluang, kain kulit kayu’
maar taree	maːr tareː	‘loincloth that is wound around the waist’; ‘cawat yang dililit pada pinggang’
(maar) wewaanggos	(maːr) wewaːᵑɡos	‘supporting cloth (?)’; ‘alas kain’
maaym	maːjm	‘oil’; ‘minyak’
mahakays	mahakajs	‘adam's apple’; ‘lekum, jakun’
makaniini	makaniːni	‘citrus (different kinds)’; ‘macam-macam jeruk’
makeyt	makejt	‘fine’; ‘denda’
makeyt nuwe	makejt nuwe	‘fine’; ‘denda’
manenggaa	maneᵑɡaː	‘remains of garden’; ‘dusun, bekas kebun’
manggaanggun	maᵑɡaːᵑɡun	‘together’; ‘bersama-sama’
m(a)nggaanuk	m(a)ᵑɡaːnuk	‘fly’; ‘lalat’
mangguwor	maᵑɡuwor	‘nose’; ‘hidung’
mangmang	maŋmaŋ	‘ginger’; ‘jahe’
maniik	maniːk	‘squat’; ‘berjongkok’
maninani	maninani	‘grind’; ‘menggiling’
maqena	makena	‘sit (singular)’; ‘duduk (tunggal)’
maqenaayet	makenaːjet	‘you sit!’; ‘duduklah kau’
maree	mareː	‘song’; ‘lagu’
mareeha	mareːha	‘chili’; ‘cabe’
marees kdaa	mareːs kdaː	‘sing’; ‘menyanyi, membuat nyanyian’
mareesa	mareːsa	‘chili’; ‘cabe’
masmahe	masmahe	‘drunk’; ‘mabok’
matabees	matabeːs	‘cuscus’; ‘kuskus’
matriit	matriːt	‘choke on food’; ‘tersangkut makanan’
mayeqedo	majekedo	‘work the land’; ‘mengerjakan tanah’
mayt	majt	‘child’; ‘anak’
(mayt) ndururu	(majt) ⁿdururu	‘twin’; ‘anak kembar’
mbaayes	ᵐbaːjes	‘sandbar’; ‘busung pasir’
mbanggoor	ᵐbaᵑɡoːr	‘expensive’; ‘mahal’
mbanggoor	ᵐbaᵑɡoːr	‘thick’; ‘tebal’
mbapmbap	ᵐbapᵐbap	‘firefly’; ‘kunang-kunang’
mbariminye	ᵐbarimiɲe	‘turn around’; ‘terbalik’
mbayeer	ᵐbajeːr	‘bat’; ‘keluang, kalong’
mbee	ᵐbeː	‘burn, cook’; ‘membakar’
mbeenda	ᵐbeːⁿda	‘machete’; ‘parang’
mbees	ᵐbeːs	‘sugarcane’; ‘tebu’
mbees naym	ᵐbeːs najm	‘edible shoots of Saccharum spontaneum’; ‘sayur lilin, terubuk’
mbeneeing	ᵐbeneːiŋ	‘flower’; ‘bunga’
mbetuun	ᵐbetuːn	‘spear, javelin’; ‘tombak, lembing’
mbeykmbeyk	ᵐbejkᵐbejk	‘hiccup’; ‘bersedu’
mbicaana	ᵐbitʃaːna	‘ankelet’; ‘gelang kaki’
mbisnembaak	ᵐbisneᵐbaːk	‘all’; ‘semua’
mbnggayoongmbnggayoong	ᵐbᵑɡajoːŋᵐbᵑɡajoːŋ	‘winding’; ‘berkelok-kelok’
mbnggro	ᵐbᵑɡro	‘dry’; ‘kering’
mbnggyaoong	ᵐbᵑɡjaoːŋ	‘bent, crooked’; ‘bengkok’
mbodoow	ᵐbodoːw	‘feverish’; ‘demam’
mbodowmbodow	ᵐbodowᵐbodow	‘fever’; ‘demam’
mbodows	ᵐbodows	‘incubate egg’; ‘mengeram’
mbomboong	ᵐboᵐboːŋ	‘side of body’; ‘sisi badan’
mbomboraa	ᵐboᵐboraː	‘swollen, swell’; ‘bengkak’
mbookmbok	ᵐboːkᵐbok	‘edible fern’; ‘sayur paku’
mboor	ᵐboːr	‘collect, gather’; ‘berhimpun’
mboos	ᵐboːs	‘mushroom, fungus’; ‘jamur’
mboos	ᵐboːs	‘suck’; ‘mengisap’
mboot	ᵐboːt	‘pile’; ‘mengumpulkan’
mbraang	ᵐbraːŋ	‘wash clothes’; ‘mencuci, membasuh’
mbrumbru	ᵐbruᵐbru	‘glide, float’; ‘melayang’
mbrumin	ᵐbrumin	‘born (of people)’; ‘manusia lahir’
mbruminye	ᵐbrumiɲe	‘give birth (of human)’; ‘melahirkan (manusia)’
mbuua	ᵐbuːa	‘goanna, monitor lizard’; ‘biawak’
mbuukmbuk	ᵐbuːkᵐbuk	‘yellow’; ‘kuning’
mbwongmbwong	ᵐbwoŋᵐbwoŋ	‘white’; ‘putih’
mbwotmbwoodis	ᵐbwotᵐbwoːdis	‘young forest, newly grown forest’; ‘belukar, hutan muda’
mbwotmbwoot	ᵐbwotᵐbwoːt	‘remains of a garden’; ‘bekas kebun’
meeim	meːim	‘oil’; ‘minyak’
-meet	-meːt	‘continuous aspect, progressive’; ‘aspek sedang, sementara’
meeym	meːjm	‘oil’; ‘minyak’
meheen	meheːn	‘sit (general)’; ‘duduk (umum)’
meheenyat	meheːɲat	‘sit!’; ‘duduklah’
mena	mena	‘many, much’; ‘banyak’
meneng muu	meneŋ muː	‘footbridge’; ‘titian’
mereek	mereːk	‘fence’; ‘pagar’
merees	mereːs	‘song’; ‘lagu, nyanyian’
merees kadaa	mereːs kadaː	‘sing’; ‘menyanyi’
me(y)a	me(j)a	‘child’; ‘anak’
meya	meja	‘friend, mate’; ‘teman, sehabat, kawan’
meya kmeya	meja kmeja	‘children’; ‘kanak-kanak’
meya kmeytkmeyt	meja kmejtkmejt	‘children’; ‘kanak-kanak’
meya pkwahaama	meja pkʷahaːma	‘eldest child’; ‘anak sulung’
meya soombit	meja soːᵐbit	‘youngest child’; ‘anak bungsu’
meya wayawaye	meja wajawaje	‘children’; ‘kanak-kanak’
meyaa	mejaː	‘mother's older sister's husband’; ‘istri saudara laki-laki tertua suami, MZoH’
meyanggun	mejaᵑɡun	‘pregnant (of people)’; ‘manusia hamil’
meyt	mejt	‘child’; ‘anak’
mi	mi	‘to, about’; ‘akan, tentang’
mihinggier	mihiᵑɡier	‘jew's harp’; ‘genggong, kecapi mulut’
mihiryaang	mihirjaːŋ	‘slippery, smooth’; ‘licin’
miin	miːn	‘louse’; ‘kutu’
miin taak	miːn taːk	‘look for lice’; ‘mencari kutu’
miin uun	miːn uːn	‘nit, lice egg’; ‘telur kutu’
miineq	miːnek	‘gun, rifle’; ‘bedil, senapan’
miir	miːr	‘smell (smell)’; ‘mencium bau’
mikpro	mikpro	‘leaning, slanted’; ‘serong, miring, condong’
minjeer	miⁿdʒeːr	‘bitter’; ‘pahit’
mirimiri	mirimiri	‘starfruit’; ‘belimbing’
mismiis	mismiːs	‘leech’; ‘lintah’
misnd(o)rok	misⁿd(o)rok	‘choke’; ‘tersedak’
mngguwor kruk	mᵑɡuwor kruk	‘nostril’; ‘lubang hidung’
moos	moːs	‘plant with digging stick, scatter seed’; ‘menugal, menyebar benih’
moos	moːs	‘spleen’; ‘limpa’
moowmmown	moːwmmown	‘brown’; ‘coklat’
moroon	moroːn	‘wind’; ‘angin’
moroon wiida	moroːn wiːda	‘storm’; ‘angin ribut’
moroon wooyo	moroːn woːjo	‘storm’; ‘angin ribut’
mowk	mowk	‘vomit’; ‘muntah’
mron	mron	‘window’; ‘angin’
mron kayn	mron kajn	‘window’; ‘jendela’
munden	muⁿden	‘trader’; ‘saudagar’
munden wereqwereq	muⁿden werekwerek	‘shop, store’; ‘toko, warung’
mundeng wareqoqo	muⁿdeŋ warekoko	‘goods for trade, merchandise’; ‘barang dagangan’
mungguo	muᵑɡuo	‘banana’; ‘pisang’
mungguo ntuum	muᵑɡuo ntuːm	‘banana shoots’; ‘anakan pisang’
munukriis	munukriːs	‘snare, trap’; ‘belantik, jerat, dodeso’
(muunden) naneen	(muːⁿden) naneːn	‘load (goods)’; ‘memuat (barang)’
myee	mjeː	‘kiss’; ‘mengecup’
naakom	naːkom	‘enough’; ‘cukup’
naakoyom	naːkojom	‘several’; ‘beberapa’
naani	naːni	‘press’; ‘menekan’
naat	naːt	‘each other, one another’; ‘saling’
naat kanaa	naːt kanaː	‘meet, bump into’; ‘bertemu, berjumpa’
naatnduk	naːtⁿduk	‘have sex’; ‘bersetubuh’
nadreek	nadreːk	‘wrestle roughly (?)’; ‘bergulat kasar’
naha qenaa	naha kenaː	‘touch’; ‘meraba’
nakiira	nakiːra	‘cheat, trick’; ‘menipu’
namiha	namiha	‘male, man’; ‘orang laki-laki’
namihe	namihe	‘male, man’; ‘orang laki-laki’
namiye	namije	‘husband’; ‘suami’
nandeer	naⁿdeːr	‘stand’; ‘berdiri’
nanggenggeres	naᵑɡeᵑɡeres	‘crippled, paralyzed’; ‘lumpuh’
nanoom	nanoːm	‘forget’; ‘lupa’
nanoouma	nanoːuma	‘there is not, not exist’; ‘tidak ada’
nanoowma	nanoːwma	‘there is not, not exist’; ‘tidak ada’
napaakmeyt	napaːkmejt	‘anger’; ‘memarahi’
naqaabro	nakaːbro	‘custom, tradition’; ‘adat, kebiasaan’
nareep	nareːp	‘feel, kiss’; ‘merasai, mengecap’
nariit	nariːt	‘change position’; ‘menolak (berpindah posisi)’
narit	narit	‘guest’; ‘tamu’
naritnarit (namihe)	naritnarit (namihe)	‘friend (male)’; ‘teman, sahabat laki-laki’
naritnarit tumbuher	naritnarit tuᵐbuher	‘friend (female)’; ‘teman, sahabat perempuan’
nasula	nasula	‘dance’; ‘menari’
nat aqoruaqoru	nat akoruakoru	‘enemies’; ‘bermusuh’
nat(i)yeer	nat(i)jeːr	‘throw’; ‘melempar, melontar’
natkoskohat nuwe	natkoskohat nuwe	‘riddle’; ‘berteka-teki’
natna	natna	‘bind to one another’; ‘saling menyambung’
natnaadi	natnaːdi	‘noble’; ‘bangsawan’
natoos	natoːs	‘wrestle finely (?)’; ‘bergulat halus’
natpkwaan	natpkʷaːn	‘wrestle finely (?)’; ‘bergulat halus’
natpkwaytibye	natpkʷajtibje	‘divorce’; ‘bercerai’
nawaneek	nawaneːk	‘like, same, as if’; ‘mirip, sama, menyerupai’
nawiir	nawiːr	‘sail (pandanus)’; ‘layar (daun pandan)’
nawii(r) ta weehi	nawiː(r) ta weːhi	‘go sailing’; ‘pergi berlayar’
nawiiret	nawiːret	‘sail’; ‘berlayar’
ndaamar	ⁿdaːmar	‘lamp’; ‘lampu’
ndaan	ⁿdaːn	‘roof, thatch’; ‘atap’
ndaana	ⁿdaːna	‘sago cake, dry sago’; ‘kue sagu, sagu kering’
ndanggaat	ⁿdaᵑɡaːt	‘rack’; ‘para-para’
ndanggaat	ⁿdaᵑɡaːt	‘roast’; ‘panggang’
ndanggom	ⁿdaᵑɡom	‘sugar palm, palm wine’; ‘nira, tuak’
ndanggoom	ⁿdaᵑɡoːm	‘nipa palm’; ‘pohon nipah’
ndaqo	ⁿdako	‘face up’; ‘menganga’
ndarorook	ⁿdaroroːk	‘stutter’; ‘gagap’
ndaruba	ⁿdaruba	‘rafter’; ‘kasau’
ndawuo	ⁿdawuo	‘base (of mountain)’; ‘di bawah (kaki gunung)’
ndeinggi	ⁿdeiᵑɡi	‘finished’; ‘habis’
ndeynggi	ⁿdejᵑɡi	‘finished’; ‘habis’
nd(i)gi	ⁿd(i)ɡi	‘sit (plural)’; ‘duduk (jamak)’
ndigiyet	ⁿdiɡijet	‘you (pl) sit!’; ‘duduklah kalian’
ndogo	ⁿdoɡo	‘above, (on) top’; ‘(ke) atas’
ndombou	ⁿdoᵐbou	‘lake’; ‘danau’
ndombow	ⁿdoᵐbow	‘lake’; ‘danau’
ndooman	ⁿdoːman	‘snail, shell (type)’; ‘keong, bia ketok’
ndoombis	ⁿdoːᵐbis	‘hunt by hiding in a hide’; ‘berburu dengan mengintai di atas para-para’
ndoqomaa	ⁿdokomaː	‘wet’; ‘basah’
ndorwoo	ⁿdorwoː	‘hunt (in general)’; ‘berburu (pada umumnya)’
ndraam	ⁿdraːm	‘ceiling’; ‘langit-langit rumah’
ndriip	ⁿdriːp	‘beads’; ‘manik-manik’
ndrip	ⁿdrip	‘bat’; ‘kelelawar’
nd(u) muuk	ⁿd(u) muːk	‘chin, beard’; ‘dagu, jenggot’
ndumaaqet	ⁿdumaːket	‘moustache’; ‘kumis’
ndumuuk	ⁿdumuːk	‘molar’; ‘geraham’
ndura	ⁿdura	‘daydream’; ‘melamun’
ndus	ⁿdus	‘mud’; ‘becek’
neei	neːi	‘father’; ‘ayah’
neei pkwahaama	neːi pkʷahaːma	‘aunt, mother's older sister’; ‘bibi, MZo, mama tua’
neei suumbit	neːi suːᵐbit	‘aunt, mother's younger sister, cousin’; ‘bibi, MZy, mama ade, saudara sepupu’
neek	neːk	‘goat’; ‘kambing’
neek	neːk	‘neck, additional slave (idiom)’; ‘leher, tambahan budak (ekspresi idiomatik)’
nehiirye	nehiːrje	‘request, ask’; ‘meminta’
nehirye	nehirje	‘borrow’; ‘meminjam’
nenaas	nenaːs	‘beam supporting house’; ‘balok penyanggah’
neraraara	neraraːra	‘tall (body), slim’; ‘tinggi (badan), langsing’
newedrook	newedroːk	‘swallow’; ‘menelan’
neyaat	nejaːt	‘dead (of animal)’; ‘hewan mati’
(ngga) nggambyeer	(ᵑɡa) ᵑɡaᵐbjeːr	‘tongue’; ‘lidah’
nggaabrang	ᵑɡaːbraŋ	‘ant’; ‘semut’
nggahiim	ᵑɡahiːm	‘jew's harp’; ‘genggong, kecapi mulut’
nggambaraa	ᵑɡaᵐbaraː	‘numb’; ‘kesemutan’
nggambariis	ᵑɡaᵐbariːs	‘kidney’; ‘ginjal’
ngganaambak	ᵑɡanaːᵐbak	‘final’; ‘akhir’
ngganggaam tare	ᵑɡaᵑɡaːm tare	‘cobweb, spider web’; ‘sarang laba-laba’
(nggang)g(a)mbuura	(ᵑɡaŋ)ɡ(a)ᵐbuːra	‘kunai grass’; ‘lalang, alang-alang’
nggangganaambak	ᵑɡaᵑɡanaːᵐbak	‘end’; ‘mengakhiri’
nggaruk	ᵑɡaruk	‘sleep’; ‘tidur’
nggbeek	ᵑɡbeːk	‘grind’; ‘mengasah’
nggebekbaadi	ᵑɡebekbaːdi	‘scabies, k.o. skin disease’; ‘kudis’
nggeeyt	ᵑɡeːjt	‘sow’; ‘menjahit’
nggehaak	ᵑɡehaːk	‘wild banana (not edible)’; ‘pisang hutan (tak dimakan)’
nggeit	ᵑɡeit	‘sow’; ‘menjahit’
nggeyt	ᵑɡejt	‘jahit’; ‘sow’
nggiyer	ᵑɡijer	‘grinding stone’; ‘batu asah’
nggoman tare	ᵑɡoman tare	‘intestine’; ‘usus’
nggonggonowa	ᵑɡoᵑɡonowa	‘grasshopper’; ‘belalang’
nggoringgori	ᵑɡoriᵑɡori	‘veranda, porch’; ‘beranda, serambi’
nggout	ᵑɡout	‘package’; ‘bungkus’
nggowr	ᵑɡowr	‘bug, beetle’; ‘kumbang’
nggreehe kikinyeep	ᵑɡreːhe kikiɲeːp	‘tied up’; ‘terikat’
nggrees	ᵑɡreːs	‘tie’; ‘ikat’
nggrek	ᵑɡrek	‘tear, rip’; ‘carikan kain’
nggriis	ᵑɡriːs	‘smell (bad smell)’; ‘membaui bau busuk’
nggriis kuhi	ᵑɡriːs kuhi	‘smell nice’; ‘berbau harum’
nggrisnggriis	ᵑɡrisᵑɡriːs	‘smell bad’; ‘berbau busuk’
nggruuk	ᵑɡruːk	‘slanted, crooked’; ‘miring’
nggruung	ᵑɡruːŋ	‘rumble’; ‘gemuruh’
nggruus	ᵑɡruːs	‘snore, snort’; ‘mengeram, mendengkur’
nggruyaows	ᵑɡrujaows	‘cross beam’; ‘balok lintangan’
nggun praake wees	ᵑɡun praːke weːs	‘bring along’; ‘membawa serta’
ngg(u)ryeem	ᵑɡ(u)rjeːm	‘k.o. plant’; ‘tali kuning, kilauan’
nggutura	ᵑɡutura	‘lontar palm’; ‘pohon lontar’
ngguuna	ᵑɡuːna	‘bee’; ‘lebah’
ngguuwas	ᵑɡuːwas	‘boat’; ‘kapal’
(ng)gwaarambuk	(ŋ)ɡwaːraᵐbuk	‘snail, shell’; ‘siput, keong’
nggwaruumu	ᵑɡʷaruːmu	‘rainbow’; ‘pelangi’
nggwayong	ᵑɡʷajoŋ	‘leaning to one side, crooked’; ‘miring’
nggweek	ᵑɡʷeːk	‘come out’; ‘mengilir’
nggwejdetsyoo	ᵑɡʷedʒdetsjoː	‘lie down, lying’; ‘berbaring’
nggweyt	ᵑɡʷejt	‘lie down, lying’; ‘berbaring’
nggweyt	ᵑɡʷejt	‘sleep’; ‘tidur’
nggwo(r)nggwor	ᵑɡʷo(r)ᵑɡʷor	‘eel’; ‘belut’
ngirisngris	ŋirisŋris	‘rotten’; ‘busuk’
ngmbareeng	ŋᵐbareːŋ	‘release, loose’; ‘lepas, longgar’
ngmbroongmbro	ŋᵐbroːŋᵐbro	‘dry’; ‘kering’
ngoqnggoq	ŋokᵑɡok	‘crippled, paralyzed’; ‘lumpuh’
ngres	ŋres	‘tie’; ‘ikat’
ngwaras	ŋwaras	‘crow’; ‘burung gagak’
niinggis	niːᵑɡis	‘hide’; ‘bersembunyi’
niiri	niːri	‘house post’; ‘tiang rumah’
niiti	niːti	‘bodily fluids (of a corpse)’; ‘air mayat, cair mayat’
nikninya	nikniɲa	‘ghost (?)’; ‘sunggai’
ningbyaar	niŋbjaːr	‘lose’; ‘kalah’
ninggye	niᵑɡje	‘no, not’; ‘tidak, bukan’
niye	nije	‘answer’; ‘menjawab’
niye qaane	nije kaːne	‘suspect’; ‘coba terka’
njoong	ⁿdʒoːŋ	‘cut’; ‘memotong’
njowng	ⁿdʒowŋ	‘cut, hack’; ‘membacok, menetak, memotong’
nmayt	nmajt	‘husband's family’; ‘keluarga suami, HR’
nndaat panenak	nⁿdaːt panenak	‘once’; ‘sekali’
nndaatqno	nⁿdaːtkno	‘once’; ‘sekali’
nndoowdriik	nⁿdoːwdriːk	‘twice, two times’; ‘dua kali’
nndoowdrilk niini	nⁿdoːwdrilk niːni	‘second time’; ‘kedua kali’
nndoowt kindiik	nⁿdoːwt kiⁿdiːk	‘third’; ‘ketiga’
nndoowt kindiik niini	nⁿdoːwt kiⁿdiːk niːni	‘third time’; ‘ketiga kali’
nngguunseer	nᵑɡuːnseːr	‘more’; ‘lebih’
nnguut wiryanggraak	nŋuːt wirjaᵑɡraːk	‘quarter, one-fourth’; ‘seperempat’
nnguutqno	nŋuːtkno	‘half’; ‘setengah’
nnyeeqono	nɲeːkono	‘there is something’; ‘ada apa-apa, ada sesuatu’
nnyeeqono nanoowma	nɲeːkono nanoːwma	‘nothing’; ‘tidak ada apa-apa’
nnyeeqono snggat nanoowma	nɲeːkono sᵑɡat nanoːwma	‘nothing more’; ‘tidak apa-apa lagi’
nnyeeqono teeydem	nɲeːkono teːjdem	‘is there something?’; ‘apakah ada sesuatu?’
nomoow	nomoːw	‘my body’; ‘badanku, tubuhku’
nonoouma noondok	nonoːuma noːⁿdok	‘poor in’; ‘miskin pada’
noom	noːm	‘go to, want’; ‘hendak, mau’
noondok	noːⁿdok	‘wealth’; ‘harta benda’
noongnong	noːŋnoŋ	‘deaf’; ‘tuli’
noroowk	noroːwk	‘swim’; ‘berenang’
nour	nour	‘coconut’; ‘kelapa’
nour teerem	nour teːrem	‘bunch of coconuts’; ‘rangkai kelapa’
nowa	nowa	‘eat’; ‘makan’
nowa qenaa	nowa kenaː	‘feel, kiss’; ‘merasai, mengecap’
nowaaqoo	nowaːkoː	‘go to eat’; ‘hendak makan’
nowooq	nowoːk	‘grasp’; ‘menggenggam’
nowr	nowr	‘coconut’; ‘kelapa’
(nowr) koombas	(nowr) koːᵐbas	‘coconut husk’; ‘sabut kelapa’
(nowr) tambeek	(nowr) taᵐbeːk	‘coconut husk’; ‘sabut kelapa’
nteit	nteit	‘at, exist’; ‘ada’
nteyt	ntejt	‘at, exist’; ‘ada’
numuruu	numuruː	‘whisper’; ‘berbisik’
nununa	nununa	‘pillow’; ‘bantal’
nuwe	nuwe	‘give’; ‘memberi, kasih’
nuwee	nuweː	‘large island’; ‘pulau besar’
nuwopuan	nuwopuan	‘small island’; ‘pulau kecil’
nuwyee	nuwjeː	‘borrow’; ‘meminjam’
nyie	ɲie	‘name’; ‘nama’
nyiyeng	ɲijeŋ	‘ladder’; ‘tangga’
(o)book	(o)boːk	‘k.o. skin disease’; ‘kaskado’
okis	okis	‘middle finger’; ‘tengah’
oow	oːw	‘body’; ‘badan, tubuh’
oow kadede	oːw kadede	‘shiver’; ‘menggigil’
oow kinggyet	oːw kiᵑɡjet	‘body hair’; ‘bulu badan’
oow pkwaruuk	oːw pkʷaruːk	‘slim’; ‘langsing’
oow reree	oːw rereː	‘shy, ashamed’; ‘malu, pemalu’
oow roos	oːw roːs	‘slim’; ‘langsing’
oow sowook	oːw sowoːk	‘slim’; ‘langsing’
oqono	okono	‘one’; ‘satu’
oqoqono	okokono	‘only, few’; ‘satu-satunya, hanya’
ouber	ouber	‘k.o. guava’; ‘jambu mete’
oupar	oupar	‘k.o. tuber (one large corm)’; ‘kumbeli (berumbi satu dan besar)’
owber	owber	‘k.o. guava’; ‘jambu mete’
owkohaama	owkohaːma	‘leader’; ‘penghulu’
owpar	owpar	‘k.o. tuber (one large corm)’; ‘kumbeli (berumbi satu dan besar)’
owrik payp	owrik pajp	‘grass’; ‘rumput’
owrik pyap	owrik pjap	‘grass’; ‘rumput’
owseraa	owseraː	‘grow (of humans)’; ‘tumbuh (hidup human)’
paak	paːk	‘skin’; ‘kulit’
paak kook	paːk koːk	‘peel off (skin of fruit)’; ‘mengupas (khusus kulit buah)’
paak sigye	paːk siɡje	‘peel off (in general)’; ‘mengupas (pada umumnya)’
paamo	paːmo	‘wife of son’; ‘istri anak laki-laki, SW, ipar laki-laki’
paamo namihe	paːmo namihe	‘wife's father’; ‘ayah istri, WF’
paamo tumbuhor	paːmo tuᵐbuhor	‘husband's mother’; ‘ibu suami, HM’
paaqpaq	paːkpak	‘soaked’; ‘kuyup’
paari	paːri	‘stingray’; ‘ikan pari’
paatar	paːtar	‘bridge’; ‘jembatan’
paben mnggowmnnggoow	paben mᵑɡowmnᵑɡoːw	‘thwarts, seat in canoe’; ‘sengkar perahu, bangku perahu’
pagala	paɡala	‘sweet potato’; ‘ketela’
paha	paha	‘rice’; ‘padi’
paha kays	paha kajs	‘rice grain’; ‘biji padi’
(paha) sambeek	(paha) saᵐbeːk	‘pound rice’; ‘menumbuk (padi)’
paha wayangwayang	paha wajaŋwajaŋ	‘rice porridge’; ‘bubur nasi’
paha weryaa	paha werjaː	‘rice stalk’; ‘batang padi’
pahook	pahoːk	‘wrong, mistaken’; ‘salah, keliru’
pak	pak	‘hit, strike’; ‘pukul, hantam’
paka krya qryee	paka krja krjeː	‘rice porridge’; ‘bubur nasi’
pamboous	paᵐboːus	‘k.o. tuber (many, small corms)’; ‘kumbeli (berumbi banyak dan kecil-kecil)’
pandooki	paⁿdoːki	‘nipa palm’; ‘pohon nipah’
panggala	paᵑɡala	‘sweet potato’; ‘ketela’
paninggo	paniᵑɡo	‘spider’; ‘laba-laba’
papaapu	papaːpu	‘butterfly (small type)’; ‘kupu-kupu (jenis kecil)’
paqor	pakor	‘cheek’; ‘pipi’
paqor	pakor	‘phelgm’; ‘dahak’
paree	pareː	‘talk, speak’; ‘berbicara’
pareeng (kemeya)	pareːŋ (kemeja)	‘resting bench’; ‘bale-bale’
pareer	pareːr	‘sail (cloth)’; ‘layar (kain)’
pareer tinggye	pareːr tiᵑɡje	‘mast’; ‘tiang perahu’
paree(ye)t	pareː(je)t	‘talk!’; ‘berbicaralah’
paret nuwe	paret nuwe	‘let know, tell’; ‘memberitahukan, menyampaikan’
paroboro	paroboro	‘owl’; ‘burung hantu’
patabaati	patabaːti	‘yaws, k.o. skin disease’; ‘patek, boba, frambusia’
patetaa	patetaː	‘men's house’; ‘rumah laki-laki’
patitwa	patitwa	‘pigeon, dove’; ‘burung merpati’
payooq	pajoːk	‘Calophyllum inophyllum’; ‘nama sejenis pohon, bintanggur’
payoow kays	pajoːw kajs	‘spinning top’; ‘gasing’
peer	peːr	‘fishtrap’; ‘bubu’
peinin	peinin	‘price’; ‘harga’
pek	pek	‘mud’; ‘bercak, becek’
pekeya	pekeja	‘hatch’; ‘menetas’
pempariinggis	pempariːᵑɡis	‘shallow, flat (plate)’; ‘dangkal, ceper (piring)’
penderaa	peⁿderaː	‘sick, hurt’; ‘sakit’
pendeyaa	peⁿdejaː	‘ask, question’; ‘bertanya’
peyeer	pejeːr	‘buy’; ‘membayar’
peyk peik	pejk peik	‘pick’; ‘petik’
peynin	pejnin	‘price’; ‘harga’
peys	pejs	‘flat basket, winnowing basket’; ‘nyiru’
pihepihe	pihepihe	‘salty’; ‘asin’
pinggen	piᵑɡen	‘plate’; ‘piring’
pinggen paang	piᵑɡen paːŋ	‘tin plate’; ‘piring kaleng’
pinggen tuntuni	piᵑɡen tuntuni	‘old plate’; ‘piring tua, piring antik’
pinggen waar	piᵑɡen waːr	‘ceramic plate’; ‘piring batu’
piqdigyaas	pikdiɡjaːs	‘fast, strong’; ‘cepat, kencang’
p(i)yaakp(i)yak	p(i)jaːkp(i)jak	‘full’; ‘penuh’
pkenpkwen	pkenpkʷen	‘young, unripe’; ‘muda, mengkal (buah)’
pkwaak	pkʷaːk	‘hole’; ‘lubang’
pkwaak	pkʷaːk	‘wound’; ‘melukai’
pkwaak yanumyanum	pkʷaːk janumjanum	‘scar’; ‘bekas luka’
pkwadwa	pkʷadwa	‘husband of daughter’; ‘suami anak perempuan, DH’
pkwadwa mamihe	pkʷadwa mamihe	‘husband's father’; ‘ayah suami, HF’
pkwadwa tumbuhor	pkʷadwa tuᵐbuhor	‘husband's mother’; ‘ibu suami, HF’
pkwadway(i)t	pkʷadwaj(i)t	‘brother-in-law’; ‘HP panggil WP, menantu’
pkwahaa	pkʷahaː	‘moray eel’; ‘morea’
pkwahaabyer	pkʷahaːbjer	‘refuse, not want’; ‘menolak, tidak tahu’
pkwahaabyer	pkʷahaːbjer	‘weary, tired’; ‘lelah’
pkwahaama	pkʷahaːma	‘old’; ‘tua’
pkwahabyer	pkʷahabjer	‘lazy’; ‘malas’
pkwahabyerpk wahabyer	pkʷahabjerpk wahabjer	‘lazy person’; ‘pemalas’
pkwahu	pkʷahu	‘grandchild’; ‘cucu’
pkwanaqa	pkʷanaka	‘wife's younger sister’; ‘saudara perempuan termuda istri, WZy’
pkwanaqa	pkʷanaka	‘younger sibling’; ‘adik laki-laki, kakak perempuan’
pkwanaqa namihe	pkʷanaka namihe	‘mother's younger sister's son’; ‘anak laki-laki saudara pria termuda ibu, MZyS’
pkwanaqa namihe	pkʷanaka namihe	‘son of father's younger brother’; ‘anak laki-laki saudara termuda ayah, FByS’
pkwanaqa tumbuhor	pkʷanaka tuᵐbuhor	‘daughter of father's younger daughter’; ‘anak perempuan saudara termuda ayah, FByD’
pkwanaqa tumbuhor	pkʷanaka tuᵐbuhor	‘fmother's younger sister's daughter’; ‘anak perempuan saudara pria termuda ibu, MZyD’
pkwaneepmbe	pkʷaneːpᵐbe	‘begin, start’; ‘memulai’
pkwanggaraara	pkʷaᵑɡaraːra	‘floor, base’; ‘lantai, dasar’
pkwanggaraara wrewre	pkʷaᵑɡaraːra wrewre	‘floor of house’; ‘lantai rumah’
pkwapiis	pkʷapiːs	‘pinch’; ‘mencubit’
pkwapkwaait	pkʷapkʷaːit	‘ugly, bad’; ‘buruk, jelek’
pkwapkwaayt	pkʷapkʷaːjt	‘ugly, bad’; ‘buruk, jelek’
pkwaroon	pkʷaroːn	‘armpit, underarm’; ‘ketiak’
pkwayaani	pkʷajaːni	‘placenta, womb’; ‘plasenta, tembuni, ari-ari’
pkwayani	pkʷajani	‘mother's older sister's son’; ‘anak laki-laki saudara pria tertua ibu, MZoS’
pkwayani	pkʷajani	‘son of father's older brother’; ‘anak laki-laki saudara tertua ayah, FBoS’
pkwayano	pkʷajano	‘daughter of father's older brother’; ‘anak perempuan saudara tertua ayah, FBoD’
pkwayano	pkʷajano	‘mother's older sister's daughter’; ‘anak perempuan saudara pria tertua ibu, MZoD’
pkweenpkwen	pkʷeːnpkʷen	‘young’; ‘muda’
pkweerendin	pkʷeːreⁿdin	‘earring’; ‘anting-anting’
pkwenpkwen	pkʷenpkʷen	‘raw, not yet ripe, not yet cooked’; ‘mentah, belum matang, belum masak’
pkwet puspuhuuqa	pkʷet puspuhuːka	‘back of knee’; ‘lipatan lutut’
pkweyaaw	pkʷejaːw	‘mother, origin’; ‘induk, utama’
pkweyt	pkʷejt	‘leg, foot’; ‘kaki’
pkweyt kawuris	pkʷejt kawuris	‘shin, shin bone’; ‘tulang kering’
pkweyt kukuwoon	pkʷejt kukuwoːn	‘heel’; ‘tumit’
pkweyt kuwor	pkʷejt kuwor	‘toe’; ‘jari kaki’
pkweyt kuwor kreek	pkʷejt kuwor kreːk	‘little toe’; ‘kelingking kaki’
pkweyt kuwor pkweyaaw	pkʷejt kuwor pkʷejaːw	‘big toe’; ‘ibu jari kaki’
pkweyt mbowng	pkʷejt ᵐbowŋ	‘calf’; ‘betis’
pkweyt noom	pkʷejt noːm	‘footprint’; ‘bekas tapak kaki’
pkweyt paak	pkʷejt paːk	‘nail (of foot)’; ‘kuku’
pkweyt pqwanop-qwano	pkʷejt pkwanop-kwano	‘joint of the leg’; ‘buku pada pergelangan kaki’
pkweyt praarn	pkʷejt praːrn	‘sole of foot’; ‘telapak kaki’
pkweyt tungg(u)won	pkʷejt tuᵑɡ(u)won	‘knee’; ‘lutut’
pkweyt uun	pkʷejt uːn	‘calf’; ‘betis’
pkwihiryaa	pkʷihirjaː	‘know’; ‘tahu, mengetahui’
pkwneep	pkʷneːp	‘begin, new’; ‘mulai, baru’
pkwokobye	pkʷokobje	‘hide’; ‘menyembunyikan’
pkwonggwang reeng	pkʷoᵑɡʷaŋ reːŋ	‘tool for cutting grass’; ‘alat babat rumput’
pkwongpkwoongang	pkʷoŋpkʷoːŋaŋ	‘skinny, emaciated’; ‘kurus’
pkwoohi	pkʷoːhi	‘good, nice’; ‘bagus, baik’
pkwraa	pkʷraː	‘ten’; ‘sepuluh’
pkwraa awendiik	pkʷraː aweⁿdiːk	‘thirteen’; ‘tiga belas’
pkwraa oqono	pkʷraː okono	‘eleven’; ‘sebelas’
pkwraa tmbuu	pkʷraː tᵐbuː	‘fifteen’; ‘lima belas’
pkwraa tmbuu oqono	pkʷraː tᵐbuː okono	‘sixteen’; ‘enam belas’
pkwraa tmbuu wiryaanggraak	pkʷraː tᵐbuː wirjaːᵑɡraːk	‘nineteen’; ‘sembilan belas’
pkwraa wiryanggraak	pkʷraː wirjaᵑɡraːk	‘fourteen’; ‘empat belas’
pkwraa wriik	pkʷraː wriːk	‘twelve’; ‘dua belas’
pkwre	pkʷre	‘nest’; ‘sarang’
pkwuyer	pkʷujer	‘ear’; ‘telinga’
pkwuyer paak	pkʷujer paːk	‘ear lobe’; ‘daun telinga’
pkwuyer pekpek	pkʷujer pekpek	‘part of ear’; ‘anak telinga’
pkwuyer taningga	pkʷujer taniᵑɡa	‘part of ear’; ‘anak telinga’
pkwuyerendin	pkʷujereⁿdin	‘brideprive’; ‘mas kawin’
pkwuyesman upuut	pkʷujesman upuːt	‘village head’; ‘kepala kampung’
pkwyaar	pkʷjaːr	‘marsh, swamp’; ‘rawa’
pkwyaaren	pkʷjaːren	‘bean, legume’; ‘kacang-kacangan, buncis’
pkwyawya	pkʷjawja	‘k.o. reed’; ‘gelagah’
pkwye	pkʷje	‘fruit’; ‘buah’
pkwye	pkʷje	‘raw meat’; ‘daging mentah’
pkwye paak	pkʷje paːk	‘peel (of fruit)’; ‘kulit buah’
pkwyemeeyt	pkʷjemeːjt	‘(have) fruit’; ‘berbuah’
pkwyepkwe knaa	pkʷjepkʷe knaː	‘dream’; ‘bermimpi’
pkwyer toktok	pkʷjer toktok	‘deaf’; ‘tuli’
pkwyes	pkʷjes	‘village’; ‘kampung’
pond(o)roo	poⁿd(o)roː	‘crazy’; ‘gila’
pondroo pkwrewre	poⁿdroː pkʷrewre	‘because of being crazy’; ‘karena sakit gila’
pongganggranggrak	poᵑɡaᵑɡraᵑɡrak	‘square’; ‘persegi’
pook	poːk	‘smash’; ‘pecah’
poouk	poːuk	‘wash clothes’; ‘mencuci pakaian’
pooun	poːun	‘ash’; ‘abu’
poowk	poːwk	‘wash clothes’; ‘mencuci pakaian’
potpoot	potpoːt	‘stingray (small type)’; ‘ikan pari (jenis kecil)’
pouk	pouk	‘grow (of animals, inanimates)’; ‘tumbuh (tak hidup/tak human)’
pounendaang	pouneⁿdaːŋ	‘roast, cook in smoke’; ‘bembam, memanggang dalam abu panas’
pous	pous	‘carry a child’; ‘gendong’
pous	pous	‘support’; ‘mendukung’
powk	powk	‘grow (of animals, inanimates)’; ‘tumbuh (tak hidup/tak human)’
pows	pows	‘carry on head’; ‘menjunjung’
pows	pows	‘support’; ‘mendukung’
poyoor	pojoːr	‘valley’; ‘lembah’
pqwano	pkwano	‘something that moves’; ‘sambungan yang dapat digerakkan’
praak	praːk	‘carry’; ‘membawa’
praak wees	praːk weːs	‘carry in hand’; ‘menjinjing’
praake wees	praːke weːs	‘take’; ‘membawa pergi’
praam	praːm	‘sole, palm’; ‘tapak’
prespres	prespres	‘fluid’; ‘cair’
prii	priː	‘suck on’; ‘mengulum’
proos	proːs	‘burp, burp food’; ‘serdawa, menyemburkan makanan’
proos	proːs	‘little’; ‘sedikit’
proos knongguun	proːs knoᵑɡuːn	‘even more’; ‘tambah lagi’
proosuni	proːsuni	‘less’; ‘kurang’
pruus	pruːs	‘burp, burp food’; ‘serdawa, menyemburkan makanan’
puduwuut	puduwuːt	‘termite’; ‘rayap’
puhwoon	puhwoːn	‘sin, taboo’; ‘dosa, tabu’
puk	puk	‘sound of a fart’; ‘bunyi kelepak’
purin	purin	‘hill’; ‘bukit’
pusar seeyn	pusar seːjn	‘placenta’; ‘kandungan’
puspuhuuw	puspuhuːw	‘fold, crook’; ‘lipatan, tekukan’
puu	puː	‘burn’; ‘terbakar’
puupu	puːpu	‘fishtrap’; ‘bubu’
puur	puːr	‘root’; ‘akar’
puur	puːr	‘vein, tendon, sinew’; ‘urat’
qaandin	kaːⁿdin	‘thirsty’; ‘haus’
qaane	kaːne	‘try’; ‘coba, ayo’
qas	kas	‘clip, peg’; ‘penyepit’
qay	kaj	‘cook’; ‘memasak’
qay	kaj	‘cooked (of food)’; ‘masak (makanan)’
qayeqayeq	kajekajek	‘goitre’; ‘gondong’
qenaa	kenaː	‘find’; ‘menemukan’
qende-qende	keⁿde-keⁿde	‘amazing, smart’; ‘hebat, pintar’
qndowee	kⁿdoweː	‘mountain’; ‘gunung’
qndowee kreeng	kⁿdoweː kreːŋ	‘climb a mountain’; ‘mendaki gunung’
qomnyie	komɲie	‘name’; ‘bernama’
-qoo	-koː	‘future tense-aspect’; ‘aspek hendak’
qoqeraa	kokeraː	‘wait’; ‘menunggu’
raames	raːmes	‘turmeric’; ‘kunyit’
raasik	raːsik	‘rib, ribcage’; ‘tulang rusuk’
ratigno	ratiɡno	‘hundred’; ‘seratus’
ratiqno	ratikno	‘hundred’; ‘seratus’
ratwriik	ratwriːk	‘two hundred’; ‘dua ratus’
re	re	‘falled, failed’; ‘gugur’
rebereebe	rebereːbe	‘lightning’; ‘kilat’
reehen	reːhen	‘hammer, club’; ‘martil, pemukul’
riiye	riːje	‘buy’; ‘membeli’
ripigno	ripiɡno	‘thousan’; ‘seribu’
ripipkwraa	ripipkʷraː	‘ten thousand’; ‘sepuluh ribu’
ripiqno	ripikno	‘thousan’; ‘seribu’
risros	risros	‘medicine, talisman, amulet’; ‘obat, jimat, penawar, penolak bala’
rohu	rohu	‘mortar’; ‘lesung’
rohum	rohum	‘chaff remains’; ‘sekam ampas’
rohum taamban	rohum taːᵐban	‘pestle’; ‘alu-alu’
rohum tambeek	rohum taᵐbeːk	‘chaff’; ‘sekam’
rohum tinggye	rohum tiᵑɡje	‘pestle’; ‘alu-alu’
roos	roːs	‘descend (from the summit)’; ‘turun (melampaui setelah di puncak)’
roowruw	roːwruw	‘red’; ‘merah’
roqobye	rokobje	‘swallow without chewing (of animals)’; ‘menelan tanpa menguyah (untuk hewan)’
ruus	ruːs	‘drink’; ‘minum’
ryee	rjeː	‘about, concerning’; ‘mengenai’
ryekowaak	rjekowaːk	‘wound’; ‘melukai’
saabyooq	saːbjoːk	‘remains (?)’; ‘bekas pakai’
saak	saːk	‘sty, pen’; ‘kandang’
saamer	saːmer	‘outrigger’; ‘cadik’
saandi	saːⁿdi	‘sword’; ‘pedang’
saandi toour	saːⁿdi toːur	‘sheath for sword’; ‘sarung pedang’
sabaana	sabaːna	‘dew’; ‘embun’
sabiba	sabiba	‘k.o. grass’; ‘rumput kuda’
sacoop	satʃoːp	‘crocodile’; ‘buaya’
sahep	sahep	‘prawn, shrimp’; ‘udang’
salak ra rangggraak	salak ra raᵑɡɡraːk	‘forty’; ‘empat puluh’
salak tmbuu	salak tᵐbuː	‘fifty’; ‘lima puluh’
salak tmbuu salak kndiik	salak tᵐbuː salak kⁿdiːk	‘eighty’; ‘delapan puluh’
salak tmbuu salak ranggraak	salak tᵐbuː salak raᵑɡraːk	‘ninety’; ‘sembilan puluh’
salak tmbuu salakno	salak tᵐbuː salakno	‘sixty’; ‘enam puluh’
salakno	salakno	‘ten’; ‘sepuluh’
salarik	salarik	‘twenty’; ‘dua puluh’
sambiiti	saᵐbiːti	‘pumpkin, gourd’; ‘labu’
samsambeeqa	samsaᵐbeːka	‘anvil’; ‘landasan peron’
saneehenem	saneːhenem	‘scabies, k.o. skin disease’; ‘kudis’
sanemu	sanemu	‘bottlefly’; ‘lalat langau’
sangat	saŋat	‘left over’; ‘sisa’
sa(ng)goot	sa(ŋ)ɡoːt	‘horn, branch (of tree)’; ‘tanduk, cabang pohon’
sanggoot	saᵑɡoːt	‘side-dish’; ‘lauk(-pauk)’
sanggwoon	saᵑɡʷoːn	‘cockroach’; ‘lipas’
sapaa	sapaː	‘palm frond’; ‘gaba-gaba’
saprata	saprata	‘skull’; ‘tempurung kelapa’
saqooq	sakoːk	‘clip’; ‘mengepit’
saraap	saraːp	‘spirit’; ‘roh’
sasaalik	sasaːlik	‘circumsize’; ‘menyunat’
sawyoqsawyoq swakswak	sawjoksawjok swakswak	‘limp’; ‘timpang’
sbyaan	sbjaːn	‘hook’; ‘mengail’
seeyn tare	seːjn tare	‘umbilical cord’; ‘tali pusat’
selaat	selaːt	‘sea’; ‘laut’
selaat widawiita	selaːt widawiːta	‘ocean’; ‘laut besar, samudera’
semeree	semereː	‘sleep’; ‘tidur’
seqee	sekeː	‘cheap’; ‘murah’
seqee	sekeː	‘thin’; ‘tipis’
seqeeheqe	sekeːheke	‘flat’; ‘datar’
seraa	seraː	‘peel off (skin of fruit)’; ‘mengupas (khusus kulit buah)’
seree	sereː	‘wealth’; ‘harta’
serere	serere	‘feel sick’; ‘merasa sakit’
sewawe	sewawe	‘slow’; ‘lambat’
sey(i)r	sej(i)r	‘fish’; ‘ikan’
seyr koos	sejr koːs	‘catch fish’; ‘menangkap ikan’
seyr woowk	sejr woːwk	‘catch fish’; ‘menangguk ikan’
sigi	siɡi	‘deliver’; ‘mengantarkan’
sigisyoor taabye	siɡisjoːr taːbje	‘bury’; ‘mengubur’
sigitaabye	siɡitaːbje	‘bury’; ‘mengubur’
sigitataabye	siɡitataːbje	‘burial’; ‘kuburan’
sigye	siɡje	‘suck, puff’; ‘menghirup’
sigyee	siɡjeː	‘order, command’; ‘menyuruh, memerintahkan’
siida	siːda	‘play’; ‘bermain’
siika	siːka	‘cat’; ‘kucing’
siin nggweek	siːn ᵑɡʷeːk	‘cut teeth’; ‘potong gigi’
siin tamu	siːn tamu	‘beak’; ‘paruk’
siina	siːna	‘Chinese’; ‘cina’
siira	siːra	‘salt’; ‘garam’
simbiiye	siᵐbiːje	‘soft’; ‘lembut, lunak’
simbiiye	siᵐbiːje	‘warm’; ‘hangat’
simbiye	siᵐbije	‘soft’; ‘lunak’
sin kapiir	sin kapiːr	‘lip’; ‘bibir’
sin miir	sin miːr	‘inside of mouth’; ‘bagian dalam mulut’
sin paak	sin paːk	‘outside of mouth’; ‘bagian luar mulut’
sin taap	sin taːp	‘tooth’; ‘gigi’
sin wookap	sin woːkap	‘gum’; ‘gusi’
sin wuong	sin wuoŋ	‘palate’; ‘langit-langit mulut’
singyeek	siŋjeːk	‘open’; ‘membuka’
sinjaap	siⁿdʒaːp	‘axe’; ‘kampak’
sinprii	sinpriː	‘smile’; ‘tersenyum’
sinree	sinreː	‘sour’; ‘asam’
sinyai	siɲai	‘gunpowder’; ‘obat bedil’
sinyal	siɲal	‘sulphur’; ‘belereng’
sinyay	siɲaj	‘sulphur’; ‘belereng’
sinyee	siɲeː	‘plait, weave’; ‘menganyam’
siriyeng	sirijeŋ	‘corner’; ‘sudut’
sirjet	sirdʒet	‘origin, stock’; ‘asal, rumpun’

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OUTOFPAPUA database: Lexicons of the West Papuan language area

Flassy et al. (1987): Mbaham

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