Source entries: Nazarudin (2013)

Nazarudin (2013): Woirata

Original citation: Nazarudin. 2013. Kamus Kecil Bahasa Oirata-Indonesia. Jakarta: Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia.

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Headword	IPA	Glosses
a we'u	a weʔu	‘flatter’; ‘memberi sanjungan’
a woli	a woli	‘praise, appreciate’; ‘memuji, menghargai’
a'alamana	aʔalamana	‘content, contents’; ‘isi, kandungan’
a'ame	aʔame	‘not clever, stupid’; ‘kurang pandai, bodoh’
a'amese	aʔamese	‘amazed, shocked’; ‘terheran-heran’
a'amese	aʔamese	‘open mouth, gape’; ‘membuka mulut, menganga’
a'apai	aʔapai	‘stutter, not speak fluently’; ‘gagap, bicara kurang lancar’
a'ate	aʔate	‘full’; ‘penuh’
a'ate	aʔate	‘sharp’; ‘tajam’
a'aye	aʔaje	‘sour, sour taste’; ‘asam, rasa asam’
a'ile	aʔile	‘choose, select’; ‘pilih, memilih’
ada	aʈa	‘fire’; ‘api’
adahale	aʈahale	‘receive, accept’; ‘menerima’
ahi	ahi	‘fish’; ‘ikan’
ahuitana	ahuitana	‘back, back rest, support’; ‘sandaran’
ahum	ahum	‘Ambon’; ‘Ambon’
ahure	ahure	‘together, with’; ‘bersama-sama, dengan’
ailume	ailume	‘fish’; ‘memancing’
airete	airete	‘tamarind’; ‘asam’; ‘Tamarindus indica’
aita'a	aitaʔa	‘now, this time’; ‘sekarang, saat ini’
aita'u	aitaʔu	‘octopus’; ‘gurita’
aitoto	aitoto	‘cake (sometimes made of corn and red beans wrapped in koli leaves)’; ‘ketupat (terkadang terbuat dari jagung dan kacang merah yang dibungkus daun koli)’
al	al	‘again’; ‘lagi’
alana	alana	‘soon’; ‘sebentar lagi’
alumtene	alumtene	‘inherit’; ‘mewarisi’
alutu	alutu	‘pestle’; ‘alu’
alwana	alwana	‘place, cage, place to sleep’; ‘tempat, kandang, tempat untuk tidur’
amin(i)	amin(i)	‘louse’; ‘kutu’
amir	amir	‘wing’; ‘sayap’
amisa	amisa	‘land for house, yard’; ‘lahan untuk rumah, pekarangan’
amiyatene	amijatene	‘attach’; ‘melekatkan’
an	an	‘I’; ‘aku, saya’
anaye	anaje	‘like’; ‘suka, menyukai’
ani	ani	‘pour (into a small container)’; ‘tuang, menuang (ke wadah yang kecil)’
ani	ani	‘there is, there are, be, exist’; ‘ada’
ante	ante	‘I’; ‘saya, aku’
antulne	antulne	‘help’; ‘tolong’
anupa	anupa	‘gush (usually performed by a shaman to heal the patient)’; ‘menyembur (biasanya dilakukan oleh dukun untuk menyembuhkan pasiennya)’
anutu	anutu	‘pour (into a large container)’; ‘tuang, menuang (ke wadah yg besar)’
apatula	apatula	‘bamboo with short internodes’; ‘bambu dengan ruas dekat’
apra	apra	‘half, part’; ‘setengah, sebagian’
apri	apri	‘(s)he’; ‘dia’
apri	apri	‘we (inclusive)’; ‘kita’
aput(u)	aput(u)	‘sacrifice, victim’; ‘mengorbankan, korban’
ara	ara	‘tree’; ‘pohon’
ara'u	araʔu	‘yellow’; ‘kuning’
aralaike	aralaike	‘drop’; ‘menjatuhkan’
aran	aran	‘bright’; ‘terang’
araume	araume	‘mention’; ‘menyebutkan, sebut’
araun	araun	‘yellow’; ‘kuning’
aria	aria	‘bite’; ‘gigit, menggigit’
asa	asa	‘bird, chicken, poultry’; ‘burung, ayam, unggas’
asa	asa	‘leaf’; ‘daun’
asir	asir	‘salt’; ‘garam’
aslene	aslene	‘tell’; ‘beritahu, memberitahu’
ata	ata	‘wood, firewood’; ‘kayu, kayu bakar’
atan	atan	‘slave’; ‘budak’
atu	atu	‘feces’; ‘tinja’
atu	atu	‘stomach’; ‘perut’
atu malare	atu malare	‘stomach ache’; ‘sakit perut’
atu suhale	atu suhale	‘stomach ache’; ‘sakit perut’
atulapai	atulapai	‘colon’; ‘usus besar’
atutapmodo	atutapmoʈo	‘small intestine’; ‘usus kecil’
awariya	awarija	‘scorpion’; ‘kalajengking’
awarware	awarware	‘hear’; ‘dengar, mendengar’
awayama'in	awajamaʔin	‘hanging place, hanger, idiom for hometown’; ‘tempat menggantung, gantungan, idiom untuk kampung halaman’
awe'u	aweʔu	‘respect’; ‘hormat’
awiwin	awiwin	‘hope’; ‘harapan’
aya	aja	‘rain, season’; ‘hujan, musim’
ayahare	ajahare	‘storm’; ‘badai’
ayane	ajane	‘eat betel, chew betel’; ‘makan sirih, mengunyah sirih’
ayare	ajare	‘collect, catch’; ‘tadah, menadah’
e	e	‘you, second person singular pronoun’; ‘engkau, kamu, kata ganti orang kedua tunggal’
e tai	e tai	‘day after tomorrow, one day after tomorrow’; ‘lusa, satu hari setelah besok’
ei	ei	‘two’; ‘dua’
elere	elere	‘flow’; ‘mengalir’
elewe	elewe	‘cold ice water’; ‘dingin air es’
elhiya	elhija	‘sago, sago tree’; ‘sagu, pohon sagu’
emani	emani	‘pour, sprinkle’; ‘siram, menyiram’
eme	eme	‘take’; ‘ambil, mengambil’
emeina	emeina	‘give’; ‘beri, memberi’
emme	emme	‘take’; ‘mengambil, ambil’
ere	ere	‘reeds’; ‘alang-alang’
ere	ere	‘you’; ‘kamu, Anda’
erenahi	erenahi	‘gourami’; ‘gurame’
esse	esse	‘blow out a flame’; ‘meniup padam nyala api’
esse	esse	‘cover a hole in the ground’; ‘menutup lubang di tanah’
ete	ete	‘wood’; ‘kayu pohon’
ete ne'ere	ete neʔere	‘cut wood with a saw’; ‘memotong kayu dengan gergaji’
etehaini	etehaini	‘if’; ‘andaikata, jika’
etehe	etehe	‘do not meet’; ‘tidak jumpa’
etemana mana	etemana mana	‘custard apple’; ‘serikaya’; ‘Anona squamosa’
etere	etere	‘set, arrange’; ‘mengatur, atur’
eti	eti	‘sculpt’; ‘pahat’
etun	etun	‘time’; ‘waktu’
eʈen	eʈen	‘pineapple’; ‘nanas’
eʈeremu	eʈeremu	‘remember’; ‘ingat, kenang’
ha	ha	‘father’; ‘bapak’
hahale	hahale	‘wash (dirty clothes)’; ‘mencuci (pakaian yang kotor)’
hai	hai	‘pig’; ‘babi’
haini	haini	‘aunt’; ‘bibi’
hakane	hakane	‘emerge, float, float to the surface’; ‘timbul, terapung, mengambang di permukaan’
hakate	hakate	‘heavy-handed’; ‘kurang lincah, tidak cekatan’
hala	hala	‘garden’; ‘kebun’
halamisi	halamisi	‘plant corn’; ‘menanam jagung’
hali	hali	‘there is not any, there are not any’; ‘tidak ada’
hanarika	hanarika	‘ginger’; ‘jahe’
hanate	hanate	‘sick’; ‘sakit’
hante	hante	‘tie animal’; ‘mengikat hewan’
harare	harare	‘scold’; ‘memaki, mencaci’
harawele	harawele	‘bad, bad deeds’; ‘buruk, perbuatan yang tidak baik’
hatate	hatate	‘dry’; ‘kering’
hati	hati	‘divide’; ‘bagi, membagi’
haume	haume	‘fall’; ‘rubuh, tumbang’
haya	haja	‘mango’; ‘mango, mangga’
heina'a	heinaʔa	‘visitor’; ‘tamu’
hele	hele	‘friend, best friend’; ‘teman, sahabat’
here	here	‘delete, erase, wipe’; ‘hapus, menghapus, mengelap’
heura	heura	‘shrimp’; ‘udang’
hihiduma	hihiʈuma	‘sheep’; ‘domba’
hihiere	hihiere	‘herd goat’; ‘menggembala kambing’
hihirene	hihirene	‘clear path’; ‘jalan setapak yang jelas’
hihite	hihite	‘words got out (news)’; ‘tersiar kabar (berita)’
hihiyotowa	hihijotowa	‘goat’; ‘kambing’
hin	hin	‘stone plate’; ‘piring batu’
hinan	hinan	‘mother's lap (literally, mother's embroidery)’; ‘pangkuan ibu (secara harfiah berarti sulaman ibu)’
hirari	hirari	‘stay, inhabit’; ‘tinggal, mendiami’
hirehire	hirehire	‘lie’; ‘bohong’
hitin	hitin	‘white’; ‘putih’
hiyahiyare	hijahijare	‘crowded’; ‘ramai’
hoho	hoho	‘rotten’; ‘busuk’
hoke	hoke	‘suffocation in water (drown out of breath)’; ‘mati lemas dalam air (tenggelam kehabisan napas)’
horong kaure	horoŋ kaure	‘bury corn’; ‘menguruk jagung’
houte	houte	‘down’; ‘turun’
hu hu	hu hu	‘beetle’; ‘bee, kumbang’
huhume	huhume	‘blow’; ‘tiup, meniup’
huie	huie	‘cook’; ‘masak’
huina	huina	‘ridge’; ‘bubungan’
hura	hura	‘price’; ‘price, harga’
hura latta	hura latta	‘dowry’; ‘mas kawin’
hurapai	hurapai	‘price, sell’; ‘melakukan harga, berjualan, jualan’
huruk	huruk	‘corn flea’; ‘kutu jagung’
huwa	huwa	‘betel nut’; ‘pinang’
huwahi	huwahi	‘mole’; ‘mole, tahi lalat’
i'ara	iʔara	‘chin’; ‘dagu’
ihaloro	ihaloro	‘machete’; ‘parang’
ihana	ihana	‘arrogant, haughty’; ‘sombong, angkuh’
ihar	ihar	‘dog’; ‘anjing’
ihar wain	ihar wain	‘canine tooth’; ‘gigi taring’
ihi	ihi	‘flower’; ‘bunga’
ihile	ihile	‘fly’; ‘terbang’
ihinaka	ihinaka	‘star’; ‘bintang’
ika	ika	‘tool for pulling grass, usually made of bent iron’; ‘alat untuk mencabut rumput, biasanya terbuat dari besi yang dibengkokkan’
ikrei	ikrei	‘church’; ‘gereja’
ilana	ilana	‘lose’; ‘kalah, rugi’
ilaru	ilaru	‘fussy (little child)’; ‘rewel (anak kecil)’
ilas nair	ilas nair	‘customs’; ‘adat istiadat’
ile	ile	‘bind something’; ‘mengikat suatu benda’
ilhuwa	ilhuwa	‘ash’; ‘abu’
ili	ili	‘hip, buttock’; ‘pinggul, pantat’
iliare	iliare	‘return, go back home’; ‘kembali pulang’
ilie	ilie	‘fend off’; ‘tangkis, menangkis’
ilin	ilin	‘steer’; ‘kemudi’
ilolore	ilolore	‘lie down’; ‘berbaring’
imaka saware	imaka saware	‘make sound like small cough’; ‘dehem, berdehem’
in-	in-	‘we (exclusive), first person plural pronoun’; ‘kami, kata ganti untuk orang pertama jamak’
ina	ina	‘what, question’; ‘apa, pertanyaan’
inahai	inahai	‘why’; ‘mengapa’
inahanawe	inahanawe	‘study’; ‘belajar’
inairi	inairi	‘this’; ‘ini’
inamodo	inamoʈo	‘eye’; ‘mata’
inanani	inanani	‘where’; ‘di mana’
inanen	inanen	‘clean, pure’; ‘bersih, murni’
inani	inani	‘here’; ‘di sini’
inapa'u	inapaʔu	‘eyelid’; ‘kelopak mata’
inawati	inawati	‘eyebrow’; ‘alis’
ini	ini	‘sand’; ‘pasir’
inre	inre	‘we (exclude "you")’; ‘kami’
inusa	inusa	‘bathe’; ‘mandi’
ipa	ipa	‘fall’; ‘jatuh’
ipi	ipi	‘worm’; ‘ulat’
ira	ira	‘water’; ‘air’
iraina	iraina	‘water spring’; ‘mata air’
iratatu	iratatu	‘blue, green’; ‘biru, hijau’
irawauw	irawauw	‘flood’; ‘banjir’
iren	iren	‘you (plural)’; ‘kalian’
iri	iri	‘this’; ‘ini’
iri	iri	‘urine’; ‘air kencing’
irim	irim	‘aunty’; ‘bibi’
irimala	irimala	‘wilderness, undergrowth’; ‘hutan belantara, semak belukar’
irimi	irimi	‘forest’; ‘hutan’
iriyo	irijo	‘but then’; ‘tetapi kemudian’
iro	iro	‘arrive’; ‘tiba’
isa	isa	‘burn’; ‘bakar’
isa	isa	‘little’; ‘sedikit’
isakalke	isakalke	‘heartbreak’; ‘luka hati’
isana'a	isanaʔa	‘sometimes’; ‘kadang-kadang’
isaurupaalana	isaurupaːlana	‘breast, milk’; ‘buah dada, susu’
isawawara	isawawara	‘rejoice’; ‘bersuka cita’
ise	ise	‘past, through’; ‘lewat’
iskolo	iskolo	‘school’; ‘sekolah’
isruwa	isruwa	‘Seruwa Island’; ‘Pulau Seruwa’
ita uta	ita uta	‘fight’; ‘berkelahi’
italare	italare	‘walk beside’; ‘berjalan di samping’
itanere	itanere	‘store (used for corn)’; ‘menyimpan, dipakai untuk jagung’
itihi	itihi	‘turtle’; ‘penyu’
iya	ija	‘foot’; ‘kaki’
iyalet	ijalet	‘suitor’; ‘peminang’
iyamoil	ijamoil	‘knee’; ‘lutut’
iyani	ijani	‘up, direction’; ‘atas, arah’
iyapatu	ijapatu	‘thigh’; ‘paha’
iyar	ijar	‘road’; ‘jalan’
ka	ka	‘older brother, older sister’; ‘kakak’
kada	kaʈa	‘friend, buddy’; ‘kawan, teman’
kadane	kaʈane	‘ripe, old (for fruits)’; ‘matang, tua (untuk buah-buahan)’
kailele	kailele	‘sinciput’; ‘ubun-ubun’
kairoko	kairoko	‘break’; ‘mematahkan’
kalkali	kalkali	‘paddy’; ‘padi’
kamat	kamat	‘whale’; ‘ikan paus’
kamsere	kamsere	‘gift’; ‘hadiah’
kanami	kanami	‘older brother’; ‘kakak laki-laki’
kapa	kapa	‘eight’; ‘delapan’
karna	karna	‘south’; ‘selatan’
kasakasarana	kasakasarana	‘helper’; ‘pesuruh’
kase	kase	‘thirsty’; ‘haus’
kasu	kasu	‘debt’; ‘hutang’
kataye	kataje	‘tired or exhausted after doing a job’; ‘lelah atau capek setelah melakukan suatu pekerjaan’
katuhur	katuhur	‘older sister’; ‘kakak perempuan’
kaunen	kaunen	‘explode’; ‘meletus’
kaunen	kaunen	‘grow’; ‘tumbuh’
kaure	kaure	‘scratch’; ‘garuk, menggaruk’
kausa	kausa	‘saliva’; ‘ludah’
kaʈere	kaʈere	‘chair’; ‘kursi’
keile	keile	‘hang’; ‘gantung, menggantung’
kek	kek	‘lobster’; ‘lobster’
kele	kele	‘laughter’; ‘tawa’
kelekele	kelekele	‘ring (for finger)’; ‘cincin’
kelese	kelese	‘nail’; ‘kuku’
kerlata	kerlata	‘Oirata tribal customary marriage law’; ‘hukum perkawinan adat suku Oirata’
kesir	kesir	‘nerve of a cabbage palm leaf’; ‘tulang daun koli’
keskesnate	keskesnate	‘naughty’; ‘nakal’
kikre	kikre	‘afraid’; ‘takut’
kinkini	kinkini	‘small’; ‘kecil’
kirakira	kirakira	‘thought’; ‘pikiran, pemikiran’
kita	kita	‘order, command’; ‘perintah, titah’
kodo	koʈo	‘pen (for pigs)’; ‘kandang (untuk babi)’
kodore	koʈore	‘rich, prosperous’; ‘kaya, makmur’
koho	koho	‘fruit’; ‘buah’
kokolou	kokolou	‘small basket without handles made of woven koli leaf’; ‘bakul kecil tanpa pegangan yg dibuat dari anyaman daun koli’
kono	kono	‘lift’; ‘angkat’
kopeten	kopeten	‘black’; ‘hitam’
korone	korone	‘unripe fruit, immature fruit’; ‘buah mentah, belum masak’
korore	korore	‘fart’; ‘kentut’
kosa	kosa	‘gum lac tree, Macassar oil tree’; ‘kesambi’; ‘Schleichera oleosa’
kote	kote	‘vomit’; ‘muntah’
koure	koure	‘bark’; ‘menggonggong’
kuile	kuile	‘close eyes’; ‘memejamkan mata’
kukewe	kukewe	‘pinch’; ‘cubit, mencubit’
kukruke	kukruke	‘crow’; ‘berkokok’
kula	kula	‘sugar’; ‘gula’
kumre	kumre	‘stingy’; ‘pelit’
kurse	kurse	‘wrinkle’; ‘keriput’
kusi	kusi	‘crock, tapayan’; ‘tempayan’
kuwale	kuwale	‘cough’; ‘batuk’
kuwise	kuwise	‘blind’; ‘buta’
kuʈa	kuʈa	‘horse’; ‘kuda’
la lare	la lare	‘walk’; ‘berjalan’
lakou	lakou	‘Oirata traditional house which serves as a meeting place’; ‘rumah adat Oirata yang berfungsi sebagai tempat pertemuan’
lalakasin	lalakasin	‘dandruff’; ‘ketombe’
lalitehere	lalitehere	‘volcano’; ‘gunung api’
lalunpitu	lalunpitu	‘tsunami, big wave’; ‘tsunami, gelombang dahsyat’
laoi	laoi	‘crocodile’; ‘buaya’
laowei	laowei	‘crocodile’; ‘buaya’
lapai	lapai	‘big’; ‘besar’
lapane	lapane	‘lots’; ‘banyak’
lapiʈara	lapiʈara	‘master, host’; ‘orang tuan, tuan rumah’
lara	lara	‘heart’; ‘hati’
larin	larin	‘wood roots’; ‘akar kayu’
lassun	lassun	‘onion’; ‘bawang’
lau	lau	‘cloth’; ‘kain’
lause	lause	‘grow, live’; ‘tumbuh, hidup’
lawai	lawai	‘deep (e.g. sea water)’; ‘dalam (misalnya air laut)’
lawan	lawan	‘gold’; ‘emas’
lawar	lawar	‘dark, black (night)’; ‘gelap, hitam malam hari’
le'opo	leʔopo	‘Oirata traditional house which functions as a residence as well as a place of prayer’; ‘rumah adat Oirata yang berfungsi sebagai rumah tinggal sekaligus tempat doa’
le'uraopo	leʔuraopo	‘flesh still attached to the bone’; ‘daging yang masih melekat pada tulang’
leen	leːn	‘sky’; ‘langit’
leene	leːne	‘sky’; ‘langit’
lei	lei	‘pumpkin’; ‘labu’
lekro	lekro	‘water dipper contained in the ship’; ‘alat timba air yang terdapat di dalam kapal’
leren	leren	‘relative’; ‘saudara, kerabat’
lerleru	lerleru	‘naked’; ‘telanjang’
leten	leten	‘ocean’; ‘lautan’
leu	leu	‘basket-shaped wicker with handle’; ‘anyaman berbentuk bakul dengan pegangan tangan’
leule	leule	‘sing’; ‘nyanyi’
leuraminna	leuraminna	‘fat meat located on the ribs’; ‘daging gemuk yang terletak pada bagian iga’
leuru	leuru	‘flying fish’; ‘ikan terbang’
lim(i)	lim(i)	‘five’; ‘lima’
lin remare	lin remare	‘quiet’; ‘sepi’
lineline	lineline	‘shut up’; ‘diam’
lira	lira	‘swordfish’; ‘ikan pedang’
liya	lija	‘hair, feather’; ‘bulu’
liʈanu	liʈanu	‘what do we have’; ‘apa yang kita miliki’
loiloi	loiloi	‘spinning wheel, car or motorcycle in bahasa Dalam’; ‘roda berputar, mobil atau motor dalam bahasa Dalam’
loire	loire	‘save’; ‘simpan, menyimpan’
lokre	lokre	‘frugal’; ‘irit, hemat’
lolohua	lolohua	‘healed’; ‘sembuh’
lolonhai	lolonhai	‘healthy’; ‘sehat’
lolorina	lolorina	‘straight’; ‘lurus’
lolos	lolos	‘fat (that is still attached to the meat and skin, usually found in pork)’; ‘lemak yang masih menempel dengan daging dan kulit, biasanya ditemukan pada daging babi’
loron	loron	‘cape’; ‘tanjung’
loso	loso	‘close, approach’; ‘dekat, mendekati’
loso	loso	‘pen (for animal)’; ‘kandang’
losu	losu	‘boat’; ‘perahu’
loton	loton	‘rattan’; ‘rotan’
lowai	lowai	‘long’; ‘panjang’
lu'le	luʔle	‘extinct, have no descendants’; ‘punah, habis (tidak ada keturunan)’
lu'un	luʔun	‘grave, headstone’; ‘kubur, nisan’
luhuluhure	luhuluhure	‘full’; ‘penuh’
lukluk(u)	lukluk(u)	‘talk’; ‘bicara, berbicara’
luku	luku	‘talk’; ‘bicara, berbicara’
lumte	lumte	‘settle down, stay’; ‘menetap, tinggal’
luplupu	luplupu	‘bag’; ‘tas’
ma'a	maʔa	‘human voice’; ‘suara manusia’
ma'ana	maʔana	‘big appetite’; ‘nafsu makan besar’
ma'ate	maʔate	‘sweet’; ‘manis’
ma'ina	maʔina	‘strong bond’; ‘ikatan yang kuat’
ma'u	maʔu	‘come’; ‘datang’
mahuseke	mahuseke	‘ugly, not good’; ‘jelek, tidak baik’
mair	mair	‘molar’; ‘gigi graham’
makawase	makawase	‘whisper’; ‘bisik, berbisik’
maku	maku	‘bowl’; ‘mangkuk’
malarana	malarana	‘salt’; ‘mengasinkan’
malare	malare	‘bitter’; ‘pahit’
malare	malare	‘painful’; ‘nyeri’
malete	malete	‘narrow, cramped’; ‘sempit, sesak’
malhemaran	malhemaran	‘defecate, urinate’; ‘buang air (bisa kecil bisa besar)’
malini	malini	‘outside’; ‘luar’
malutiya	malutija	‘eat betel’; ‘makan sirih’
malwara	malwara	‘broad, wide’; ‘luas, lebar’
mama'a	mamaʔa	‘clean’; ‘bersih’
mamalan	mamalan	‘light’; ‘ringan’
mampia	mampia	‘thin’; ‘tipis’
mamuka	mamuka	‘blank’; ‘kosong’
mana	mana	‘door’; ‘pintu’
manamana	manamana	‘flower’; ‘mayang, bunga’
mani	mani	‘neck’; ‘leher’
maniara	maniara	‘front neck’; ‘leher bagian depan’
manitutuara	manitutuara	‘back neck’; ‘leher bagian belakang’
manwa	manwa	‘special stone to cut teeth’; ‘batu khusus untuk memotong gigi’
mara	mara	‘go’; ‘pergi’
maramara	maramara	‘sleepy’; ‘kantuk’
maran	maran	‘people, human’; ‘orang-orang, manusia’
mariyunu	marijunu	‘town-crier, person who is in charge of conveying news to all villagers’; ‘marinyo, pembantu desa yang bertugas menyampaikan kabar kepada seluruh penduduk desa’
maro	maro	‘person’; ‘orang’
masketen	masketen	‘stale, spoiled food’; ‘basi, makanan yang sudah kadaluwarsa’
mata	mata	‘bat’; ‘kalong’
matu	matu	‘old, used, weathered’; ‘lama, bekas, lapuk’
maumau	maumau	‘cat’; ‘kucing’
me'en	meʔen	‘follower’; ‘pengikut’
mehere	mehere	‘speak in song’; ‘bertutur dalam lagu’
mei'a	meiʔa	‘table’; ‘meja’
menne	menne	‘fruitful (e.g. citrus trees)’; ‘berbuah (misalnya pohon jeruk)’
merana	merana	‘drunk’; ‘mabuk’
meti	meti	‘place to find fish in the sea’; ‘tempat mencari ikan di laut’
meʈe	meʈe	‘eat’; ‘makan’
mi re	mi re	‘give birth (to a human)’; ‘melahirkan (untuk manusia)’
miatene	miatene	‘settle down, stay’; ‘menetap, tinggal’
millamilla	millamilla	‘bother’; ‘mengganggu’
mimraka	mimraka	‘red’; ‘merah’
miri	miri	‘new’; ‘baru’
misani	misani	‘there is, there are’; ‘ada’
misaume	misaume	‘put’; ‘meletakkan’
misi	misi	‘plant’; ‘menanam, tanam’
misihe	misihe	‘growing season’; ‘musim tanam’
moita'a	moitaʔa	‘when, since when’; ‘kapan, sejak kapan’
momor	momor	‘village’; ‘desa’
morse	morse	‘ripe for fruit’; ‘matang untuk buah’
motatnani	motatnani	‘pregnant’; ‘hamil’
moto	moto	‘child’; ‘anak’
mu	mu	‘banana’; ‘pisang’
mua	mua	‘village’; ‘kampung’
muduke	muʈuke	‘fat’; ‘gemuk’
muisara	muisara	‘ant’; ‘ants, semut’
muitana	muitana	‘old, used, weathered’; ‘lama’
mukiya	mukija	‘fragrant (only for women)’; ‘harum, wangi (hanya untuk perempuan)’
mule	mule	‘extinct’; ‘punah’
mulwana	mulwana	‘sweat’; ‘sweat, keringat’
mumlai	mumlai	‘papaya’; ‘pepaya’
mumukewe	mumukewe	‘fragrant’; ‘wangi, harum’
murwana	murwana	‘nose’; ‘hidung’
mus muske	mus muske	‘suck’; ‘menghisap’
muse	muse	‘climb’; ‘panjat’
mustaru	mustaru	‘climbing rope’; ‘tali panjat’
muta'a	mutaʔa	‘situation, circumstance’; ‘situasi, keadaan’
mutuni	mutuni	‘inside, in the house’; ‘dalam, di dalam rumah’
muyaren	mujaren	‘fragrance’; ‘wewangian’
na	na	‘mother’; ‘ibu’
na'a	naʔa	‘breath’; ‘napas’
na'a	naʔa	‘from’; ‘dari’
na'akeki	naʔakeki	‘ready, set’; ‘siap, sedia’
na'aye	naʔaje	‘swim’; ‘renang, berenang’
na'e	naʔe	‘rest’; ‘istirahat’
na'u	naʔu	‘automatically’; ‘dengan sendirinya’
na'u	naʔu	‘just came, just returned’; ‘barusan datang’
na'u tentene	naʔu tentene	‘hush’; ‘diam, tenang’
naare'e	naːreʔe	‘parable’; ‘ibarat, perumpamaan’
nahai	nahai	‘tomorrow’; ‘besok’
nahama'i	nahamaʔi	‘don't understand, don't know’; ‘tidak mengerti, tidak tahu’
nahara	nahara	‘should, presumably’; ‘hendaknya, kiranya’
nahatu	nahatu	‘ripe’; ‘matang, masak’
naire	naire	‘wear’; ‘pakai, memakai’
nakamanane	nakamanane	‘greedy’; ‘rakus’
nakatu	nakatu	‘send’; ‘kirim’
nakaurana	nakaurana	‘task, job’; ‘tugas, pekerjaan’
nakun	nakun	‘dust, gravel’; ‘debu, kerikil’
nalunen	nalunen	‘sprout’; ‘bertunas’
name	name	‘lift’; ‘angkat’
nami	nami	‘man’; ‘laki-laki’
namirai	namirai	‘husband’; ‘suami’
namrai	namrai	‘husband’; ‘suami’
nana	nana	‘in a state of’; ‘dalam keadaan’
nana	nana	‘snake’; ‘ular’
nanaya	nanaja	‘look for’; ‘mencari’
nani	nani	‘reside in’; ‘bertempat tinggal’
nara	nara	‘if’; ‘jika’
naratane	naratane	‘pick up’; ‘jemput’
narie	narie	‘possibility’; ‘kemungkinan’
natara	natara	‘house’; ‘rumah’
natara ruwale	natara ruwale	‘build a house’; ‘membangun rumah’
natare	natare	‘stand’; ‘berdiri’
nauso	nauso	‘later’; ‘nanti’
nautane	nautane	‘wonder’; ‘bertanya, tanya’
nawa	nawa	‘eat’; ‘makan’
nawarana	nawarana	‘smart’; ‘pandai, pintar’
naware	naware	‘know’; ‘tahu’
ne	ne	‘put’; ‘meletakkan, menaruh’
nelu	nelu	‘set time (usually to determine when a traditional ceremony will be held)’; ‘penentuan waktu (biasanya untuk menentukan kapan dilaksanakan upacara adat)’
nem	nem	‘six’; ‘enam’
nene	nene	‘name’; ‘nama’
nere	nere	‘follow’; ‘ikut’
nername	nername	‘flat’; ‘rata’
nikin	nikin	‘mosquito’; ‘nyamuk’
no'o	noʔo	‘younger brother, younger sister’; ‘adik’
no'oka	noʔoka	‘siblings, brother and sister’; ‘bersaudara’
nohe	nohe	‘morning’; ‘pagi’
nokonoko	nokonoko	‘little finger’; ‘jari kelingking’
nonome lause	nonome lause	‘good morning’; ‘selamat pagi’
noonami	noːnami	‘younger brother’; ‘adik laki-laki’
nootuhur	noːtuhur	‘younger sister’; ‘adik perempuan’
noporiamu	noporiamu	‘hot, fever’; ‘panas, demam’
nornori	nornori	‘bring closer’; ‘mendekatkan’
nounaku	nounaku	‘advice’; ‘nasihat’
nunu	nunu	‘banyan’; ‘beringin’
nupur	nupur	‘body’; ‘badan’
o me	o me	‘collapse’; ‘runtuh, longsor’
o'o	oʔo	‘and, conjunction between two words or phrases’; ‘dan, kata hubung antar dua kata atau frase’
o'o	oʔo	‘mouth’; ‘mulut’
o'olia	oʔolia	‘moustache, beard’; ‘kumis, janggut’
o'omana	oʔomana	‘door’; ‘pintu’
o'one	oʔone	‘like’; ‘seperti’
o'opai	oʔopai	‘quarrel’; ‘bertengkar’
o'owaya	oʔowaja	‘call’; ‘sebut, panggil’
odo	oʈo	‘bracelet’; ‘gelang tangan’
odo	oʈo	‘village, land’; ‘dusun, lahan’
ohoru	ohoru	‘whale’; ‘ikan paus’
okon	okon	‘brain’; ‘otak’
onhale	onhale	‘not yet’; ‘belum’
onno	onno	‘still’; ‘masih’
oohira	oːhira	‘lip’; ‘bibir’
opo	opo	‘bone’; ‘tulang’
opreke	opreke	‘cake’; ‘kue’
oro	oro	‘rock’; ‘batu’
oroh	oroh	‘gravel’; ‘kerikil’
orong kai	oroŋ kai	‘head of village’; ‘kepala desa’
orowatan	orowatan	‘bamboo with long internodes’; ‘bambu dengan ruas yang berjauhan’
pa ne	pa ne	‘feed livestock’; ‘memberi makan ternak’
pada	paʈa	‘soa (kinship unit in Ambonese society consisting of several nuclear families)’; ‘soa’
pai	pai	‘do’; ‘lakukan, melakukan’
paine	paine	‘sneeze’; ‘bersin’
pal	pal	‘ball’; ‘bola’
pan	pan	‘next, continuation’; ‘kelanjutannya’
panar	panar	‘female (sometimes used as an idiom to call women)’; ‘betina, kadang dipakai sebagai idiom untuk menyebut perempuan’
panasi	panasi	‘looking ahead’; ‘melihat ke depan’
panhai	panhai	‘do, happen’; ‘melakukan, terjadi’
pani	pani	‘yummy’; ‘enak’
panu	panu	‘face (including cheeks)’; ‘wajah, muka, termasuk juga pipi’
panu hihile	panu hihile	‘dizzy’; ‘pusing’
papuwa	papuwa	‘shoulder’; ‘bahu’
paranai	paranai	‘young girl’; ‘perempuan muda’
pata	pata	‘four’; ‘empat’
patu	patu	‘cooked for food’; ‘matang untuk makanan’
patu	patu	‘lap’; ‘pangkuan’
pe'e	peʔe	‘will, want’; ‘akan, mau’
pelle	pelle	‘palm (hand, foot)’; ‘telapak’
pepen ni	pepen ni	‘close to’; ‘dekat-dekat’
pere	pere	‘silver’; ‘perak’
petil waru	petil waru	‘classification of castes or strata, literally meaning 'limits'’; ‘penggolongan kasta atau strata, secara harfiah berarti 'batas'’
pihakane	pihakane	‘look after, care for’; ‘menjaga, merawat’
pihalse	pihalse	‘protect’; ‘melindungi’

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